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Join the Lernst Conversation Club!

✅ 1 free session per week
✅ Extra sessions for a small fee
✅ Private lessons available (book from link below)

🕘 Schedule:
Monday – Beginner & Pre-Intermediate
Tuesday & Saturday – Intermediate & Above
(All at 9 PM Cairo time)

🔗 Book your spot or private lesson: https://lernst.com/tutors/esmail

💬 Send us a message if you’d like to join or learn more!

✨ Ever heard words online and thought, what does that even mean? 👀
We picked 3 Gen Z words you’ll see everywhere — Rizz, Slay, Flex 💬🔥
Swipe ➡️ to learn what they mean and how to use them in real conversations.

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👉 Learn with the right tutor, anytime, anywhere.
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💡 Ever wondered what makes each generation unique?
From Baby Boomers to Gen Alpha, each one shaped the world in its own way. 🌍✨
👉 Swipe through this breakdown and see which one you belong to.
📌 Save & Share this with your friends — let’s see which generation rules the comments! 👇

Did you know at Lernst you can try before you book?
That’s right, you can book a trial lesson first before choosing any package.
Then, pick your tutor, whether you want a native speaker or a professional teacher.
And guess what? You can even learn within your budget. 🎧📱

With so many languages to choose from, learning has never been this fun or this easy! 🎉

👉 Ready to start your journey? Click and try today at Lernst.com

Idiom of the Day: “To feel blue”
✨ Meaning: To feel sad or unhappy.
📝 Example: She’s been feeling blue since her best friend moved away.

👉 Learn idioms with Lernst to sound more natural in English conversations! 🌍💬

✨ Idiom of the Day: “By the book” ✨
Meaning: To follow the rules strictly and exactly. 📖✅

👉 Example: The teacher does everything by the book.
At Lernst, we help you not just learn idioms, but also use them naturally in real conversations. 🚀

❌ Confused between gather and together? Let’s make it easy!
📍 Gather = bring people/things together (verb).
📍 Together = with each other, in the same place/time (adverb).

📝 Examples:
✔ We need to gather all the documents.
✔ Let’s sit together at the meeting.

💬 Swipe & test yourself in the quiz slide!
Follow for quick, smart English tips that stick.

Do you say “I am agree”? 😬
It’s a very common mistake, but let’s fix it today with Lernst! 🙌

❌ I am agree
✅ I agree

Why?
Because “agree” is a verb, not an adjective. That means we don’t use “am,” “is,” or “are” before it.

🔍 Correct examples:
✔ I agree with you.
✔ Do you agree?

💬 Share a sentence using “agree” correctly in the comments 👇

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Do you get confused between adjectives that end in -ed and -ing?
Here’s a quick and easy way to remember the difference! 💡
✨ -ED = how you feel
✨ -ING = what causes the feeling

📍Examples:
🔹 I was bored.
🔹 The class was boring.

Now it’s your turn!
🗣 Comment below with your own -ed and -ing adjective sentences! 👇

Want to practice speaking English in a relaxed, friendly space? Join our Conversation Club!
🗓 Sat & Tue (Intermediate+) | Mon (Beginner/Pre-Intermediate)
🕘 9:00 p.m. Cairo (UTC+3)
🎁 1 free session each week — message if you want more!
Plus: Business & private English lessons available.
📲 WhatsApp: +201014999981

🚫 “More easier”? Not in English!
✔ Easier = already means more easy.
❌ Adding “more” makes it wrong.
✅ You CAN use much easier for emphasis!
Example:
✔ This task is easier than before.
✔ This task is much easier than before.

💬 Swipe the carousel & test your grammar in our quiz!
Follow for quick, smart English tips!