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I've had so many requests for my homemade strawberry glaze, so I'll show you the recipe. There's several ways you can use this, like on ice cream or chocolate brownies. My waist favorite way is on sponge cake. Truly, there's several ways to enjoy it.

Now let's look at how we change a present simple sentence into past perfect. First, we take our main verb, then we add 'had' before it, and finally we change the verb into its past participle form. Let's see this process step by step.

Let's look at how we say "walking downtown." When we speak naturally, the g almost disappears: walkin' downtown. And notice how the two words connect: walkin-downtown. The n and d merge together in casual speech. Try saying it with me.

Today we'll practice speaking about your daily activities. Remember to listen carefully and repeat after me. Don't worry about making mistakes. Just focus on the natural flow of the words. Speaking about everyday life helps you build confidence in English.

Today, we're focusing on listening skills to help you understand native speakers better. It’s all about consistency, so we will work through this step by step. I’ll speak clearly to ensure you catch every word. Let's make your English sound more natural together.

This is what a voice break sounds like. At first, the person speaks normally, then suddenly their voice cracks and jumps between high and low pitch. It's like their voice can't decide what it wants to be, pretty weird right?

We've got to return to the earth's original design, folks. When crafting your morning elixir, think about those raw medicinal mushrooms or wild-harvested berries. Boom! That's how you bypass the toxic system and flood your cells with life. It's a total health phenomenon that anyone can start today.

Hello everyone, let's learn some new words today. Repeat after me. Weather, weather, sunshine, sunshine, excellent! Temperature, temperature, forecast, forecast, wonderful! Cloud, cloud, rainy, rainy, perfect job! Now you know some weather vocabulary.