Pretty Hurts Analysis

The document under study is a video clip for the song entitled “Pretty Hurts” by the famous African-American singer Beyoncé.

In the video, we can see several women taking part in a beauty pageant.

In the backstage, every woman seems to be rival for example, we can see some fighting to have a blow-dryer. Besides, they are not supportive to one another at all. They seem to eat as little as possible to stay fit. We can even see one of them eating cotton balls to trick her stomach into being full. Some even go through surgery. Moreover, they are constantly measured and weighed. The goal of all that is to stay fit and look beautiful.

On stage, they look happy and beautiful, smiling fully. Nevertheless, in reality they are miserable, they had to suffer to be where they are.

Beyoncé’s message through her song is that she is denouncing the impact of the beauty industry that is conveying stereotypes and beauty standards that are painful to young girls and women in general. People should change their mentalities and accept and love their differences.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Moonlight and Magnolias

The two documents under study are extracts of articles, the first one comes from The Conversation website, published in 2025. The second one was published on Equal Justice Initiative website, in 2024. They both deal with plantation museums controversy.

In the first article, we learn about the fire that burnt down Nottoway plantation, Louisiana in May 2025. This tragic event triggered two types of reaction: historians and activists in favor for the preservation of the real history of slavery grieved the loss of this milestone monument. On the other hand, the people who prefer a whitewashed version of history celebrated the destruction of this building.

In the second document, we learn about how plantation tourism started: the former enslavers/slave masters were bankrupt right after Civil War (1861-1865) since they lost their free workforce with the end slavery. As a result, they decided to open the doors of their mansions to visitors and make money out of these visits. They would promote a gentle way of life in the South and would embellish the truth without mentioning the atrocities of slavery.

They would hide the lifestyles of slaves and how they were treated. In fact, the enslaved were dehumanized, treated as mere objects and properties and were deprived from their human rights. Slavery was a crime against humanity.

To conclude, plantation tourism is a burning issue/ heated controversy because there are two popular opinions: the first one is about people who prefer to sugarcoat history presenting and idealized version of the antebellum era; the second one is about people who want to tell the history as it really happened.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Moonlight and Magnolias

The documents under study are two articles, the first one is taken from The Conversation website, published in 2025. The second one was published on Equal Justice Initiative website in 2024. They both deal with plantation museum controversy.

In the first article, we learn about the fire that destroyed Nottoway Plantation, Louisiana in May 2025. There were different types of reaction: historians and activists for the preservation of the real history grieved the loss of this milestone monument, while others were thrilled to witness the destruction of this building. These were the people who prefer a whitewashed version of history. It reveals tensions between two groups of people: the ones who would prefer an idealized version of history, and another who are fighting to tell the truth as it really happened.

The second document, we learn that plantation tourism started right after the Civil War (1861-1865) when the former enslavers/slave masters who were bankrupt because of the end of slavery decided to open their doors to paying visitors to showcase their houses and make money out of it. They tried to promote gentle life in the South, presenting the lives of the owners and their family without ever mentioning the atrocities that were happening in these same houses through chattel slavery.

Indeed, what was missing and hidden was all the terrible things that happened during slavery and all the lives that were destroyed. In fact, the slave masters were extremely violent to the enslaved and they would consider the enslaved as mere objects and property deprived from human rights.

To conclude, plantation tourism is still a burning issue/ a heated controversy as plantation museums should be used as memorial rather than vacation sites.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Moonlight and Magnolias

The documents under study are two articles, the first is from The Conversation website, published in 2025. The second one is from Equal Justice Initiative website. They both deal with plantation museum controversy.

In the first document, we have learned about the fire that destroyed Nottoway plantation, Louisiana in May 2025. There were two types of reaction: on the one hand, when the mansion got destructed, some people mourned/grieved the loss of a touristic sites, whereas some others celebrated this event. This shows that even nowadays people do not have the same ideas about the past of slavery and its impact on today’s society.

In the second document, we have learned that plantation tourism began, after the Civil War (1861-1865) when the former slave masters/enslavers were out of money/bankrupt because they lost their free workforce with the end of slavery. When they opened their mansions, they would promote a false narrative in which white enslavers were always caring to their slaves. Due to this type of stories, the lives on plantations were called Moonlight and Magnolias fantasies.

What was hidden and missing was all the harsh conditions of life of the enslaved. In fact, the slaves were dehumanized, deprived from their human rights, treated as mere objects and properties.

To conclude, plantation tourism is still a burning issue today because they should be monuments honoring the enslaved and denouncing the horrors of slavery. Nevertheless, some are still used as a way to make profit for the descendants of the former landowners.

Homework: Learn the lesson. 

Moonlight and Magnolias

The documents under study are two articles: one is from The Conversation, published in 2025, and the second is from Equal Justice Initiative, published in 2024. They both deal with how in some plantation museums, the story of slavery is whitewashed and sugarcoated, replaced by moonlight and magnolias stories.

For example, we learn about Nottoway Plantation, Louisiana, which burnt down in May 2025. The reactions to this terrible event were split: indeed, on one hand, activists and historians for the preservation of the story of slavery were devastated by the loss of this milestone monument (a real piece of history). On the other hand, people who prefer a sugarcoated version of history were happy and even celebrated the loss of this monument.

In the second document, we learn that plantation tourism started after the Civil War (1860-1865). In fact, former enslavers started to open their mansions to visitors in order to make money. During their tours, they were promoting a gentle way of life in the South, hiding the truth about slavery. They were describing an idealized version of the Old South.

Hence, what is hidden or missing these tours, the lives of the free labor/workforce who enriched the landowners. Moreover, the slave masters were unkind to the slaves. The latter were treated as mere objects and property as they were dehumanized and had no human rights.

To conclude, plantation tourism is currently a burning issue/ heated controversy because there are groups of people who would prefer forget about this part of history while other people would like to shed light on this part of American history that still impacts race relations in the US today.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

A Young Man’s Portrait

The document under study is an extract of a novel entitled “The Picture of Dorian Gray”, published in 1891, written by Oscar Wilde.

It is about Dorian Gray, a narcissistic handsome young man who lives in London.

In this scene, there are three characters: Dorian Gray, the eponymous protagonist who is discovering his portrait. He is accompanied by Lord Henry who is a friend. There is also Basil Hallward, the artist who painted Dorian’s portrait. They are all at Hallward’s studio to discover the painting. Upon seeing the portrait, everyone seems amazed by Hallward’s artwork. Dorian seems to be shocked/amazed/ astonished by his own beauty. Nevertheless, at the same time, the painting makes him aware that his beauty will fade away with time, as he grows older. Besides, he becomes aware of his own mortality as a human being.

 A Young Man’s Portrait

The document under study is an extract of a novel entitled “The Picture of Dorian Gray”, written by Oscar Wilde in 1891. It is about Dorian Gray, a narcissistic young man who lives in London.

In this extract, there are three characters: Lord Henry who is a friend of Dorian, Dorian himself, eponymous protagonist who is discovering his portrait painted by Basil Hallward. They are in Hallward studio to discover his artwork.

Upon seeing/once he sees his portrait, Dorian seems to love it. Lord Henry is also impressed by this piece of art. It is as if he is discovering his beauty and he seems to fall in love with himself. Nevertheless, he understands he is not going to be young and handsome for his whole life, he is going to get old and get wrinkled. Indeed, this painting makes him aware of his own mortality as a human being.

Homework: Learn the lesson. 

Vacation Plantation

The document under study is a trailer for a documentary entitled “Vacation Plantation”, released in 2024. This documentary denounces that in some plantation museums, guides do not always share about the real story of slavery and choose to “whitewash” and “sugarcoat” the truth by focusing on the comfortable lives of the white landowners. In fact, their speech is more turned towards a white audience that want to hear some fairy tales about the Antebellum South. Therefore, there are some controversial thoughts about the meaning of these places because these people think that if they tell the truth about the suffering underwent by the enslaved at the time, it would depressed the visitors and make them uncomfortable.

 As a consequence, people from the black community are shocked by these choices, because, in their point of view, this type of visit should not be seen or experienced as a pleasant vacation day, but they are places to honor and to learn about what enslaved went through.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Vacation Plantation

The document under study is a trailer for a documentary entitled “Vacation Plantation”, released in 2024. It denounces the fact that when plantation museums are presented to the public they hide the sufferings that the slaves were  submitted to and instead show off the beauty of the Big House. Indeed, the black community feels like the story of their ancestors is being “sugar coated” and “whitewashed” to make the white visitors happy instead of denouncing the horrors of slavery.

Homework: Learn the lesson

 Language in Progress

The Modal Expressions

1. Choose the option that best fits from the two choices.

a) I must stop speaking before I say something I'll regret. (a personal decision)

b) You ought to brush your teeth more than once a day! (a collective opinion)

c) She should read that book. (a word of advice)

d) They don’t have to finish that piece of cake. (a lack of obligation)

2. Complete the following sentences using the appropriate modal verb.

a) You should/must wash your hands before dinner.

b) You must not experiment on people!

c) You don’t have to come if you're tired.

d) You should/ought to change your eating habits.

Relative Pronouns

1. Complete the following sentences using the appropriate relative pronoun.

a) Do you know the lady whose daughter won the prize?

b) Look at the cute cat which is playing with string!

c) Roy is the name of the android which/whom I talked to you about.

d) This is the house where it happened.

e) Let me show you the place where the magic happens.

f) October 6th was the day   she had her first exhibition.

Vocabulary in Progress

1. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate idiom.

a) My grandmother is still active and healthy; she is truly in the prime of life. 

b) He almost drowned, but luckily he cheated death.

c) That old car finally kicked the bucket after years of use.

d) She had a serious accident, but she managed to live to tell the tale.

e) After eating that super spicy chili, I got so sick, thought I might bite the dust.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Unit 1: Look at me Now

How do your appearance and self-image mirror your personality?

Axis 4: Representation of Self and Relationships with Others.

The document under study is a short movie entitled “Aspirational”. The main character is Kirsten Dunst, a famous American movie star who played in several movies, such as Jumanji, Spiderman, Marie-Antoinette… We see her getting outside from her house, waiting for a Uber to meet some friends.

Then, suddenly, a car stops in front of her, 2 young girls who recognize her get off of the car to take pictures of her with her. Unfortunately, the two girls are not really polite as they do not even ask for Dunst’s permission to take pictures with her. Moreover, they do not even interact with her even if Dunst tries to start a conversation with them.

Dunst was shocked, sad and confused because of the selfish/narcissistic behavior of these girls.

Indeed, the girls seem not to care about who is Dunst in real life, they only wanted to post their pictures on their social media to have more followers and impressed their friends on social media. Besides, they also wanted to use Dunst’s fame for their own benefits.

To conclude, the goal/message of this video is to denounce the excess of the use of social media, how people focus more on their image in the virtual world rather than living their lives in the real world.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Unit 2: Plantation Tourism

Axis 2: Territory and Memory

How can we properly pay tribute to the legacy of slavery through plantation tourism?

Oak Alley Plantation

The document under study is a vlog about Oak Alley Plantation, located Vacherie, Louisiana, nearby the Mississippi River. We can hear a historian telling about the history of the planation. Oak Alley was the biggest and the best sugar plantation in the South. It even had a nickname, which was the “Jewel in the Crown” of the Sugar Bowl. Besides, the landowner was also nicknamed the “King of Sugar”. The plantation was called this way because of the two rows of oak trees in front of the main building. The latter was called the Big House by the slaves in comparison to their small cabins the slave quarters. There were located further away from the Big House. Moreover, the kitchen was separated from the Big House, it was where the slaves would cook for the family of the owner. On top of that, the kitchen was outside the house in case of fire spreading the Big House would be spared. Sugar was an intense crop to cultivate, indeed it would take couple months to grow, then when they would harvest it, they would crush it immediately. Then they would boil it several times to get the sugar.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

 Unit 2: Plantation Tourism

Axis 2: Territory and Memory

How can we properly pay tribute to the legacy of slavery through plantation tourism?

Oak Alley Plantation

The document under study is a vlog about Oak Alley Plantation, located in Vacherie, Louisiana, nearby the Mississippi River. We can hear a historian who is introducing the place. Oak alley plantation was a sugar one. It was known as being the best sugar plantation in Louisiana, and was even nicknamed the “Jewel in the Crown” of the Sugar Bowl. Besides, the landowner was even called “King of Sugar”. To cultivate sugar was very intensive for the slaves: they had to harvest the crop then crush it immediately to turn it into juice. Then it would be boiled several times to get the sugar.

The slave master would live in the Big House with his family. The kitchen was not even in the house in case it would be caught in fire so that the house would be spared. The slaves were the ones who would cook for the family of the owner. There were the slaves quarters, further away from the Big House. There were places where the slaves would live. Usually, their cabins would be smaller than the Big House.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Unit 2: Plantation Tourism

Axis 2: Territory and Memory

How can we properly pay tribute to the legacy of slavery through plantation tourism?

Oak Alley Plantation

The document under study is vlog made by a historian. It is about Oak Alley Plantation, located in Vacherie, Louisiana, along the Mississippi River. The historian is introducing its history. The name of the plantation comes from the two rows of oak trees in front of the building. The crop that was cultivated there was sugar. The plantation was known as being the best sugar plantation in Louisiana and was nicknamed the “Jewel in the crown” of the Sugar Bowl. On top of that, the landowner was called the “king of Sugar”. Sugar was a very intense labor for slaves as it takes couple months to grow. Besides, the sugar had to be crushed and boiled several times.

On the estate, there is the Big House where the slave owner used to live with his family. The kitchen was out of the house in case it would be caught in fire so that the house would be spared. And further away, there are the slave quarters. There were six of them, behind the kitchen far away from the Big House. Slaves would live in small cabins there made of wood.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Unit 2: Plantation Tourism

Axis 2: Territory and Memory

How can we properly pay tribute to the legacy of slavery through plantation tourism?

Oak Alley Plantation

The document under study is vlog that deals with the history of Oak Plantation, situated in Vacherie, Louisiana. We learn that it was a sugar plantation. It was also the biggest and known as the best sugar plantation in Louisiana. Indeed, the master was known as the “King of sugar”, and the plantation was described as the “jewel in the crown” of the Sugar Bowl in Louisiana. Besides, the plantation is located nearby the Mississippi River.

The estate was separated in three parts: the Big House which was the house of the master and his family. The kitchen was outside the big house in case it would be caught in fire so that the house would be spared. The slaves were the ones who would cook for the family of the owner. The third part is the slave quarters. There were where the slaves would live away from the Big House. They were living in small cabins smaller than the Big House.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Teamwork: Advantages and drawbacks

The document under study is a recording about the opinions of three students about teamwork. We can hear about the advantages that are the possibility to make new friends. Moreover, it can help us to improve our self-confidence. Besides, it is easier to speak in a smaller group. Furthermore, it can teach us to be better listeners. On the other hand, there are obstacles/drawbacks/limits to teamwork: indeed, sometimes it can be difficult to agree with everyone. In addition, some people will not make the effort to listen to everyone. At first, it looks really difficult and useless. Eventually, when everyone does some good efforts, we all learn important skills.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

  Teamwork, advantages and drawbacks

The document under study is a recording about the advantages and obstacles of teamwork. The advantages are that teamwork is an opportunity to talk with other students. Moreover, it is possible to make new friends. Besides, it is easier to talk in a small group. Indeed, it also builds your confidence. On top of that, teamwork can teach us to be better listeners.

On the other hand, there can be drawbacks to teamwork, for example people will not always agree with you. In addition, not everyone is listening to one another, therefore, everyone should/has to make efforts to respect one another.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Language in Progress

The Modal Expressions

1) Choose the option that best fits from the two choices.

a) I must stop speaking before I say something I'll regret. (a personal decision)

b) You ought to brush your teeth more than once a day! (a collective opinion)

c) She should read that book. (advice)

d) They don’t have to finish that piece of cake. (a lack of obligation)

2. Complete the following sentences using the appropriate modal verb.

a) You should / must wash your hands before dinner.

b) You mustn’t / must not experiment on people!

c) You don’t have to come if you're tired.

d) You should change your eating habits.

2) Complete the following sentences using the appropriate relative pronoun.

a) Do you know the lady whose daughter won the prize?

b) Look at the cute cat which is playing with string!

c) Roy is the name of the android whom I talked to you about.

d) This is the house where it happened.

e) Let me show you the place where the magic happens.

f) October 6th was the day when she had her first exhibition.

Vocabulary in Progress

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate idiom.

a) My grandmother is still active and healthy; she is truly in the prime of life.

b) He almost drowned, but luckily he cheated death.

c) That old car finally kicked the bucket after years of use.

d) She had a serious accident, but she managed to live to tell the tale.

e) After eating that super spicy chili, I got so sick, thought I might bite the dust.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Complete exercice D. Music of English

Extended Life

The document under study is an extract from Time magazine, published in 2023. It deals with a man named Bryan Johnson who is obsessed with the idea to live as long as possible. To do so, he has spent more than $4 million dollars in a life extension system named Blueprint. The method consists in having his body studied and analyzed by doctors who tell him what to do, what to eat. Therefore, he has a strict diet and a precise sleep schedule. Furthermore, he takes daily 54 pills. The aim of all this process is to reduce his “biological age”. There are benefits to this process: he has a pale and glowing skin. Moreover, he is 46 years old, however, his body and organs are biologically younger. On top of that, through his experience, researchers are making breakthroughs while trying to make him stay younger.  Nevertheless, he is using a scientific method that has not been proved to work fully yet. Besides, experts say that death is not optional as it is written in our genes.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Be ready for the reading Comprehension Evaluation: Friday October 2nd on the theme of the chapter.

 Teamwork: a definition

Teamwork allows to create some connections with people you do not really know. You can also feel more at ease to speak in a small group.

It is necessary to communicate, collaborate and listen to one another in order to work as best as possible. Moreover, you have to choose your collaborators wisely and be able to trust them.

In addition, teamwork is obviously a group of people who work together. Each person in the group gives their ideas to have the best performance.

Besides, teamwork means to work together to achieve the same goals by sharing ideas and by supporting each other.

Homework: Learn the language.

Extended Life

The document under study is an article from Time magazine, published in 2023. It deals with/ it is about a documentary on Netflix about a man named Bryan Johnson who does not want to die. To do so, he has spent more than $4 million to develop a life-extension system. The name of this method is called “Blueprint”. Algorithms are used to outsource every decision linked to his body to doctors. He has to through a strict diet and a precise sleep schedule to reduce his “biological age”.

There are some benefits through this method; his body and his face look younger. Moreover, his bones and organs are about ten years healthier than they should be. Nevertheless, there are risks to be considered: his skin could change through the treatments. Furthermore, this type of method will only be accessible to rich people. On top of that, his life style is heavily restricted and he is not even sure that he would be able to reach his goal. In addition, experts say that death is not optional, everybody has to go through it since it is written in our genes.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

 Be ready for the reading Comprehension Evaluation: Friday October 2nd on the theme of the chapter.

 Science or Fantasy ?

Uploading the mind.

The document under study is an article extracted from Dazed magazine, published in 2023. It deals with digitally assisted eternal life. The method mentioned in this article to achieve eternal life is mind uploading. It consists in making someone’s mind digital make it immortal in a way. Therefore, all the memories, the personality and emotions of a person would be transformed into data uploaded to a computer. The benefits are that if something happens to your physical body, your memories would be saved. Moreover, it would be possible to choose another avatar as our mind may not be able to sustain without one. Nevertheless, we do not know if our mind is capable of adapting to a new shell. Besides, it is not necessary to create a perfect copy of our brain as just being able to make it function properly is enough. To conclude, it sounds like a fascinating project because it highlights the idea that someday we could transcend human physical limits.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

Come to class with me!

The document under study an email written by a student called Tim. He tells about a typical school day. He comes from an English-speaking country but it is not explicitly said. He is writing an email to a French penpal/penfriend. We learn that Tim lives nearby his school as he only has a 15-minute walk to school. He does not eat at the school cafeteria because he prepares his own lunch. Moreover, he loves art, indeed he has several passions: dancing, acting and singing. Besides, we learn that his first classes start at 8.45am and classes finish at 3.25pm. Then he goes back and chills. However, on Tuesdays he stays at school for drama club.

In his school, the compulsory subjects are English, maths, Science and PE. The optional ones are French, geography and dancing.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

America’s 250^th birthday: Unity or political divide?

The document under study is a news report published on Sky News on July 4^th, 2026. It is about the celebration of America’s Semiquincentennial. The celebration that should have been a tile for the nation to unite, we learn that Trump decided to create his own organization program through Freedom 250 in contrast to America250 that had been organized 2 years ago by Congress. Moreover, we can hear some patriotic statements: one lady says that she loves the president and the country saying it is the greatest country of the world. Furthermore, if there are people against the values or the image of the country they should leave. On the other hand, we can also hear political statements, with one man accusing Trump of polarizing the country: anyone who supports him shows their love to America, on the other hand, anyone who does not love him means that they hate America. Besides, Trump is trying to put his name of everything and he even succeeded in taking control over the celebration to make it his own benefits (Freedom 250).

To conclude, in a celebration such as Independent Day where everyone/every citizen should be united to enjoy this time, the country is deeply polarized. It was as if the president was trying to put people against one another.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

America’s 250^th Birthday: Unity or political divide?

The document under study is a new report published on Sky News on July 4^th 2026. It is about the 250^th anniversary of America. We can see all the festivities that took place all over the country with fireworks, flyovers, cowboys, parades… Nevertheless, despite this celebration, the country is polarized. In fact, we can hear some patriotic statement such as people saying that America is the best country in the world. Moreover, they display love and gratitude to their president. Furthermore, one lady says that if people are against the values and the image of the country, they should leave it. In addition, we can hear political statements: a man is explaining that Trump is trying to put his name everywhere, that is seen as a form of high jacking. Trump is also accused of polarizing the country for instance: anyone who supports him shows their love to America, on the other hand, anyone who does not love him means that they hate America.

To conclude, the festivities were clearly divided among the citizens and even on the political base with Trump who decided to rebrand the celebration “Freedom 250” in contrast with America250 that had been organized by Congress 2 years ago.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

America’s 250^th birthday: Unity or political divide?

The document under study is a news report from Sky News published on July 4^th, 2026. It deals with the Semiquincentennial anniversary of America. The report is focusing on the opinion of the American citizens about the celebration.

The event highlights the existing tensions in the country as we can hear patriotic and political statements.

The patriotic ones are when people say that they love their country and their president. Moreover, they describe their country as the greatest in the world. Furthermore, they express their pride towards their accomplishments as Americans. In addition, they say that as the country is very old, the people share the same national story. On top of that, we can hear someone saying that all the people that are against the values and the image of the country should leave it.

The political statements are that they are people who like their country but do not agree with what the president does: the president likes to have his name on everything he creates or he invests in. Besides, the president seems to polarize the country because it is as if you do not support him it would mean that you do not love the country. On the other hand, if you support him, it shows your love for the country.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

America’s 250^th Birthday: Unity or Political Divide?

The document under study is a news report from Sky News published on July 4^th, 2026. It covers the celebration of the 250^th birthday of America. Behind these festivities, there are tensions in the nation. Indeed, these tensions are highlighted through the fact that the White House decided to create Freedom 250 to celebrate the event as they wished to instead of sticking with Congress who had already created America 250. We can hear several patriotic statements, for example someone said that they are proud of what America has accomplished. Moreover, this event allows a showcasing of every state. It allows citizens to express their love for their president. On top of that, people who do not agree with the values or the image of the country are strongly advised to leave the country.

There are also political statements, for instance, the president is putting his name on everything he builds (example of the arch in DC). Furthermore, someone explains that anyone who supports Trump show their love to the country, as opposed to anyone who does not support him means that they hate America.

To conclude, this news report underlines the contrasts and the different beliefs of the citizens depicted during the celebration of America’s birthday.

Homework: Learn the lesson.

 My Path to Success

ð  For Kenny

It’s ok to have difficulties with English grammar, you could get a tutor to have private lessons.

You should try to read some books.

It’s not a problem, you can learn your grammar lessons regularly and if you do not understand you can ask the teacher to explain more.

ð  Brenda

That’s fine, you can train with someone you trust like your relatives until you can do it in public.

You should try to speak in front of a few students first.

A lot of people are in the same case as you. You should take drama classes it will help you to build your confidence.

ð  Joshua

You can ask your teacher if your sentences make sense.

I advise you to try to make easy and short sentences with words that you understand better.

You should read books to improve your vocabulary.

It’s ok, you should ask the teacher for some help.

You could practice using short and easy sentences at first. Then, you could improve them with more complex words.

Homework: Learn the lesson.