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Hello! Hi, Sambako! Hi, Jamie! Hi, Gojun! Kirok, hello! Happy Sunday! Hi, Jace! Lemon, hi! Hi, Hyptone! Bakkyung, hello! Sumin, welcome, welcome! Shimcha, hello! Welcome! Wow, hello everybody! Happy Easter! You're right, Eunsil, it's Easter. Wow, happy Easter! I keep forgetting about that today. It keeps slipping my mind today. Yes, hello, we are live. Gojun, we're live. Hello, hello. I think I forget about Easter more when I live in Korea because I don't celebrate it as much as I do in the US. In the US, I have a lot of Easter traditions, right? We color eggs, we go on an egg hunt. But I still had a great Sunday. I had a great Easter Sunday because I went to the Han River today. It was so beautiful. Did everybody get to enjoy today's weather? What did everybody get up to today? Hi Leo. Hi Hanalei. Hi Nana. Oh, Minnesota. Oh, nice. Trying to think if I've been to Minnesota before. I must have been. At one time, I'm sure I've been to Minnesota. Yes, Hangang is so beautiful. Today it was packed with people. There were so many people picnicking and enjoying the sun. Oh wow, Jung Hoon, and you still joined the live. Thank you. After a run, now English class. You're so productive on a Sunday. That's amazing. What else? Did anybody else do something fun today? I went for a bike ride on the Han. I hadn't ridden a bike since I couldn't tell you when. It's been so It's been so long since I've ridden a bike. I love it though. Oh, good, BJ. I'm BG, sorry. I'm glad you had a great day. Oh, thank you, Pila. I like you too. Thank you. Oh, you went to Hongdae. Nice. That's a fun area. Oh, Oh, Hannah, you want to go to the Hangang. Ah, I love the Hangang. I wish I lived right next to it. I would go every day. Oh, longboarding, that's so cool. I always wanted to try longboarding or skateboarding, but yeah, it kind of scares me. I'm scared I'm going to like fall down and Break something. That's awesome though. Good for you. First time in 7 days. You picked a good day to go out for sure. Oh, take the dog for a walk. That's nice. Oh, I love Busan. Oh, especially in the summer. Busan is so nice. I'm a sucker for for a nice beach in the summer. Barefoot walk. I like that, Ivy. I— something I love about Korea is the mud path they have sometimes outside where people walk barefoot on the mud trail. I've never seen that before in the US. But I love doing that in Korea. Jenny, 23K. Oh my gosh, that's crazy. Good job. That's amazing. You should be proud of yourself. I do like 5K and I'm out of breath. 23K is a long run. Wow. Oh, Australia, that's on my bucket list. I really, really want to visit Australia one day. Goals. Hope to see you there, Radu's. Oh, nice to see you, Worry Diary. I'm so happy you could join this time. It's good to see you in the live. Perfect day for a walk. Oh, Leo. We have the same brain. We both went for bike rides. Ooh, the zoo. That's fun. You guys did a lot of fun things today. I'm very happy to hear that since the weather was so nice. You got to enjoy it, right? Got to enjoy the good weather because we don't have it all the time. Awesome, awesome. Okay, we are going to get started. We are still working our way through the weekend routine, right? Because that was the free packet. So, um, today you don't really need the packet. I think last time it was a bit more helpful, but if you have your packet with you, you can feel free to refer to it. So I'm going to screen share this time. We are going to go over the discussion questions. So I'm going to ask for two favors for tonight, two favors from you, please. The first is that you participate, because, um, what I planned for tonight needs a lot of participation. So please don't be shy. Yeah, I want to see lots of participation in the chat tonight. And then number 2, I guess this isn't really a favor, but more so I want you to know that tonight is kind of challenging in my opinion, but it's a good challenge. Because tonight we are working on the discussion. So that's when you actually have to produce, right? You have to use what you've learned. So you guys can do it. I know you can, but please participate and try, okay? Don't be shy. Okay, so let me see if I can screen share here. Let's see. Okay, please let me know if you can see the screen. Maybe it's too zoomed. Okay, can everyone see the screen? Yes, you should see the discussion questions. Okay, thank you, Yedim. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Okay, I never know what you guys are seeing, so thank you for letting me know. Okay, so we are actually going to work backwards today. So we're starting with number 3. Okay, we're starting with number 3, and what we're going to do, or what you're going to do, is help me change, um, a bit of the paragraph here. So I wrote this answer, but there's something wrong with this answer. There's a few mistakes So I would love if you could help me find these mistakes and we're going to correct it together. Okay, so question number 3 is, if you could add one new activity to your weekend routine, what would it be and why? Okay, so first I will read through it. You can follow along. And try to spot some of the mistakes. Okay, here we go. I'd like to start oversleeping more on weekends. For some reason, I feel a bit sorry when I sleep in, but I think I'm getting— oh, sorry, but I think getting enough of sleep is really important for your health, and weekends are meant for relaxing and recharging. Okay. All right. So there's our— well, there's my answer. I answered this one. So I want you to look closely, and there are 3 mistakes. Okay. So see if you can spot the first mistake. Feel free. And go ahead and you can throw out multiple guesses. Okay, no limit on your guesses. Hmm, what is some mistake here in your opinion, or what you think? I guess not in your opinion, but what do you guess is a mistake here? I'll give you a hint. It's in the first sentence. There's some mistake. First sentence. So, I'd like to start oversleeping more on weekends. So just go for the first one maybe. What's the first mistake? Okay. Good, I see some good answers in the chat. Okay, okay, all right, some of you said it. So Woody Diary, good, you're the first one, very good eye. So the first mistake here is oversleeping. Okay, and what should it be instead of oversleeping? Can we correct it? I'd like to start more on weekends. So it's similar to oversleep, but it's a good thing. So oversleep, yes, yes. There we go. Excellent. Good job, Ivy Kim. Very good, Kim Young. Good job. Sleeping in. Okay, so remember last lesson, or no, sorry, two lessons ago, if you were here, we talked about how oversleeping is more of a negative thing, right? It means Maybe you set an alarm, but then you didn't wake up, right? Oh, my alarm was at 6 AM, but I overslept until 8 AM, right? So that's oversleeping. It's kind of a bad thing. So we wouldn't say, I'd like to oversleep. Okay. Oops. I'd like to start sleeping in more. Sleeping in is a good thing, right? It's something we choose to do. It's if you have free time in the morning and you want to relax, not set an alarm, you can sleep in, right? Very good. So I'd like to start sleeping in more on weekends. Okay, excellent. Very good. I actually don't usually love sleeping in on weekends too, but it— some people do. It's a positive thing, right? Sleeping in is good sometimes. All right, let's continue. For some reason, I feel a bit sorry when I sleep in. Okay, let's stop there. There's some mistake in this bit. For some reason, I feel a bit sorry when I sleep in. Hmm. For some reason, I feel a bit sorry when I sleep in. Hmm. Hmm. Okay, good. GG, you got it. Good. Okay, so yes, Worry Diary also. So for some reason I feel a bit sorry. Okay, so it's not really common or natural to say I feel sorry, period, or I feel sorry when something. It's more so like I feel sorry for somebody. Okay, so in this case, you don't really feel sorry for anybody or about anything. You feel guilty, right? Guilty is like similar to feeling bad about myself. Yes, guilty. Oh, I shouldn't have done that. I feel so guilty. I shouldn't have done that. Right, so I'd like to sleep, start sleeping in more on weekends, but I feel a bit guilty. I should wake up, I should go for a run, I should clean the house. I feel a bit guilty. Okay, so I feel a bit guilty when I sleep in. Does anybody feel guilty when they sleep in a little bit? I sometimes do, but I try not to. I try not to feel guilty when I sleep in because I think our bodies need the rest sometimes, right? I feel a bit guilty. Oh yes, Hendrikrim, guilty pleasure. That's another really great expression. So this is a guilty pleasure is when you enjoy something, it's something you enjoy, but you feel like a little bit guilty, but you still enjoy it. Okay, so maybe sleeping in is your guilty pleasure. Okay, ah, I love sleeping in. I feel a little guilty, but I still enjoy it. Sleeping in is my guilty pleasure. I think my guilty pleasure is, oh, watching reality TV shows. That's my guilty pleasure. I love watching reality TV shows, um, but I always feel a little guilty because I know it's not the best kind of show to watch. What's everybody's guilty pleasure? Something you enjoy but feel a little bit guilty about. Mm, yes, having dessert or junk food. Yes, donuts, exactly. You get a good feeling from it, but you feel a little guilty, like, oh, I shouldn't have done that. Mm, pizza. Yes, food is usually a popular guilty pleasure. Binge watching. That's mine, Minji. Binge watching my awful reality TV shows like Solo Jiok. Like, this is the kind of show that I like to watch. I binge watch those all the time. Binge watch. Yeah, guilty pleasures. Don't feel too guilty though, right? Sometimes you just have to enjoy. Oh, you feel a bit guilty when you don't work out. I can relate to that, Ivy. If I don't work out, if I'm a couch potato, right? Couch potato means just being lazy on the couch. Then I feel a bit guilty too. Okay, excellent. So I feel a bit guilty when I sleep in, but I think getting enough of sleep is really important for your health. Okay, last mistake here, guys, and it's in that part that I just read. But I think getting enough of sleep is really important for your health. Very good. Yes, okay, okay, I see a lot of good answers in the chat. So yes here, but I think getting enough of sleep Okay, so we're going to change it to just enough sleep. Okay, I think getting enough sleep is really important for your health. Okay, enough sleep. So we took out the 'of.' Now, quick note, little grammar lesson here, I guess. You can say 'of' in certain circumstances, okay, certain situations. So if you follow 'of' with words like 'the,' 'my,' 'this,' words like that, then you use 'of.' So for example, um, I've had enough of this weather. So we use the 'of' when we're being more specific, right? Maybe it's raining outside and I say, 'Oh, I've had enough of this weather.' Okay, so that means that specific type of weather. Or if I'm eating dinner with friends and I'll say, um, 'You didn't eat enough of the salad.' Of the salad, right? Enough of the salad. So if you follow with the, my, this, you're being more specific. That's when you use of. Okay, but when the, when the noun comes directly after, like sleep, then you don't use it. Okay. Oh, thank you, Minji. I can't get enough of you. That's so romantic. That's so sweet. Yes, I've had enough of this argument, right? This specific argument, I've had enough of it. I'm over it. Good. Yep, enough of the salad. Did you eat enough of the salad? Because it's a specific salad, everybody knows what salad we're talking about, right? Did you have enough of the salad? Okay, but here we're just talking about sleep in general, right? So no of. Okay, so this is our answer. Good job, you guys! You found it. All right, so this is what I would say is a good answer to this question. Now it's your turn. So I want you to answer this question, and I'm going to put a skeleton sentence— I call it a skeleton sentence— in the chat, and it's kind of It's like a fill in the blank. Okay, so I'm gonna put that in the chat, the skeleton sentence. And the skeleton sentence is, I'd like to start blanking more on weekends. Okay, so if I asked you this question, if you could add one new activity to your weekend routine, What would it be and why? You can use this to answer. Okay, um, so for example, I'd like to start doing yoga more on weekends. So if you use more, it means that you already do it but you want to do it even more than you do now. If you don't have more in It's like a new activity, a new habit, right? I'd like to start hiking on weekends. I don't hike now, but I'd like to start hiking on weekends. Okay, so see if you can use the skeleton sentence and answer. Perfect, Penny. Excellent answer to this question. I'd like to start spending more time with my family on weekends. That's a beautiful answer. Yes, I'd like to start spending, right? We have to use the -ing form. I'd like to start being lazy on weekends. Happy Rich. Yes, maybe you can start sleeping in more on weekends. I'd like to start cleaning. You know what, you can even just say cleaning my house or cleaning on weekends. Okay, I'd like to start cleaning on weekends. I'd like to start cleaning my house. Okay, so I think house is better than home in this case because house is more like the physical building, right? Right? Home has more of an emotional attachment. So house, I think, would be great to use here. Ginny, excellent sentence. I'd like to start playing tennis more on weekends. Oh, that's cool. Hey, Everly, thank you. I'd like to start learning English by my YouTube channel. Thank you so much. Mm, I'd like to start playing more on weekends with my little buddy. Okay, good. I want to have more time with my baby. That's a great way to answer this too. Very good. I'd like to start climbing. Oh, I love this. You guys are so active. I'd like to start finding new Cute cafes on weekends, more on weekends. Good, excellent. These are very good. I'd like to start practicing my English more. You could say ri, Stella. Oh, okay. I'd like to start building Legos more on weekends. Okay. Sometimes I feel like we often say like playing with Legos, playing with Legos more on weekends, but building— I don't know, what do you like to build with Legos? Anything? Houses? Towers? You could be more specific, but I'd like to start playing with Legos more on weekends. Good. Doing yoga more. Same. I'd like to start bike riding. Excellent. I'd like to spend more time with my baby because she's growing up too fast, or growing up so fast, but too fast maybe, right? You're feeling it's too fast, faster than you'd like. I'd like to spend more time with my baby because she's growing up too fast. Good. Oh, meal prep. I'd like to start. Alice, very good. You can even say that as a verb. I'd like to start meal prepping for the upcoming week. I'd like to start meal prepping. I'd like to start meal prepping. Excellent. I'd like to start hiking more. Me too. I used to hike a lot. These days, not too much. I miss it. I'd like to start maybe reading books more on the weekends. Kim Su, very good. I would change it to reading books, right? Because if it's a habit that you want to do more on the weekend, it's probably more than one book, right? Reading books. Okay, excellent job, you guys. Those were great sentences. Okay, good, good. Thank you for participating too. I really, really appreciate it. Thank you, thank you. Okay, so now we're moving on up. So question number 2, do you prefer active— sorry, um, okay, do you prefer active or relaxing weekends? Why? Okay, before we get into this, I need to give a little shout out to Hannah Lee. Thank you so much, Hannah Lee, um, one of our subscribers. She provided her answer to this question and I really appreciate it. And Hannah, you did awesome, so thank you so much. So everybody, maybe you can thank Hannah Lee because we're learning from her answer. Number 3, I wrote, but this was Hannah Lee who made this answer. Do you prefer active or relaxing weekends and why? She said, I prefer active weekends because it's very boring at my house, but I sometimes like looking at books at home. Maybe looking books at home, but looking at books at home. Okay, so this is pretty good. Um, I would add a word here. So I prefer— so here she says sometimes, right? She says, but I sometimes. So I kind of want to contrast that, right? Sometimes is just a little bit. What's a word that means more often? Mm-hmm. Wow, you're fast, Everly! You are so fast. Good, you got it. Okay, this sentence is great, but I want to give some contrast. I usually, I usually. You could also say normally. Sure. You could say normally. I normally prefer this. Okay, I usually, I normally. Very good. Oh, Hana Lee, thank you so much. You're here, you made it to the live. Thank you, I appreciate you. Okay, I usually prefer active weekends because it's very boring at my house. Okay, so this is good. You can definitely say it's very boring at my house, but at my house, remember I said house is more so meaning the physical structure, right? The building itself. Yes, I would say at home. Okay, so it's very boring at home. And very is correct. Okay, there is no problem with using very, but when you're Speaking, there's a different word that sounds a little bit more casual or natural when spoken. Mm-hmm. I usually prefer active weekends because— okay, excellent. I had really in mind, but so would work too. Okay, so would work too. Because it's so boring at home, right? I was thinking really. So is okay too. I usually prefer active weekends because it's so boring at home. Because it's really boring at home. Okay, again, you can also say very, but it sounds a little bit more like textbooky. Okay, yes, textbooky, that is a word. It's my word. I think it's a little bit more common when it's written. Okay, yeah, you could also say too. It's too boring at home. Okay, it's too boring at home, but I think really or so is a great option here. So it's really boring at home, but I sometimes Um, in this case you can say like, I sometimes do this. Totally fine. You can say I sometimes do this, but when you put sometimes first, it emphasizes the difference. Okay, I usually prefer this, but sometimes it's like really emphasizing. Okay, so I think in this case Switching sounds better. Okay, but sometimes I like looking at books at home. Okay, you can look at books at home. I have a bookshelf, and sometimes I literally just go to my bookshelf and I look at it because I love books, and I'm like, what am I gonna read next? And I check out the books, right? I look at the books. But yes, I'm thinking reading. Okay, but sometimes I like— now here I would change it because look at this again, grammatically it's no problem, but look at— we have 'at home' twice. Okay, and we don't want to repeat too much, right? We don't want to say 'at home' at home. So I was thinking we could say it like this, but sometimes I like— you can say this— just staying in. Just staying in. Okay, that's another way to say stay home. I like just staying in and reading books. And reading, you can even say you don't even need books. You can even get rid of just. I like staying in and reading. There we go. I usually prefer active weekends because it's really boring at home, but sometimes I like staying in and reading. Okay, so staying in is an easy way to say, a very casual way to say spending time at home. Okay, I like to stay in on weekends. I like to stay in. What's the opposite of stay in? Does anyone know? On weekends, do you usually like to stay in or do you like to— yes, go out. Okay, stay in, go out. Okay, good. Stay in, go out. Excellent. Very good, you guys. Go out. Okay, go outside is— I would say it's not very common to say because it's very specific. It sounds more like, um, spending time out in nature, outdoors. Go outside. Where going out just means outside of your house, maybe a cafe, a restaurant. So it can be a different indoor space. Go out just means go out of your house. Okay, so stay in or go out. What does everybody prefer? Do you like to stay in or go out on weekends? 'Stay in' or 'go out'? So definitely 'go out' is more natural than 'go outside,' okay? Unless you're telling like kids to go play outside. Get out of the house. Go outside. Go play. I prefer staying in. Okay. Yeah, I like staying in. I like both. I like going out. Hmm, I like these days. Oh, for me it depends on the weather. For me it depends on the weather. On a day like today, I like going out. I feel trapped inside. 50/50, half. In the winter, I like to stay in. Going out. Ah, okay, everyone's a little bit— a lot of people are really on the fence about this, right? Like, oh, sometimes I like to stay in, sometimes I like to go out. Mm-hmm, that makes sense, Khoury. Yes, if you work in an office, maybe going out can be more enjoyable, right? Yeah, taking a nice walk. Mm-hmm, very good. Okay, so thank you again, Hannah Lee. Thank you so much. Um, you had an excellent sentence. I think these small improvements will help you sound a little bit more natural, but overall it was amazing. So thank you. And Hannah's answer gave us the perfect skeleton sentence again. Okay, so again, I want you to answer this question, and this one is a little bit longer. Okay, so we're going to break it into 2 parts. Okay, so the first part of the skeleton sentence, it's gonna be in the chat, and it is, I usually prefer— and you choose active weekends or relaxing weekends because— okay, so I want you to try this part first. We're— it's like Legos. Right? These are the building blocks of us being able to answer these questions. So if you could try out the whole sentence. So for me, I'll say, honestly, I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I'm pretty busy during the week. Okay, so that's my answer. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I'm really busy during the week. Mm, I prefer active weekends because it's the only time I have to spend with my daughter. Okay, so you like maybe going to the park with your daughter. Right, spending time outdoors, going for a walk. I usually prefer active weekends because it's hard to spend time with my parents. Good, with my parents on weekdays. Yeah, maybe people are more flexible on weekends. Very good, Yuju, very good. Hennely, good. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I can sleep in. That's how you can say that, Hannah. Excellent. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I can sleep in. I'm the same, Penny. When it's sunny, I like to go out. When it's rainy or cold, I like to stay in. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I have many tasks to do during the week. Good. More casually, you can just say, I'm so busy during the week, or I have lots to do during the week. I have lots to do during the week. Good. If you have the energy, go out and do something. Good, you guys. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I can't sleep enough during the week. Good. So I would change that last bit, Dan B, during the week. Okay, or on weekdays. You could say on weekdays. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I can't sleep enough, or I don't sleep enough on weekdays. Good. Excellent. You guys are doing great. Okay. Good. Hold tight. Time out. I want you to hang on to this sentence. Keep this. Take your sentence and put it in your pocket. Keep it because we're adding a second part. We're making long sentences. Right, we're challenging ourselves tonight. So now we're going to move on to the second part of the sentence. But sometimes I like thing. Now you put the opposite, going out or staying in, and doing something, an activity. Okay, so I said I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I'm so busy during the week, but sometimes I like going out, right? It's the opposite. I like going out and spending time with friends. Okay, I know, Coffee, it's long, but it's a good way to build your sentences. Right? So you take the first one, you take the second one, and put it together. Okay, because when we speak naturally, we often use long run-on sentences, right? So try the second part if you can. But sometimes I'd like Staying in and watching TV. Good. But sometimes I like staying in to focus more on myself. Very good. But sometimes I like going out and— good, Yuju— spending time with my parents. Good. So don't forget the -ing there, but excellent. I like going out and spending time with my parents. Oh, badminton. That's good exercise. You're a homebody. I can relate to that sometimes too, but sometimes I like going out and hanging out with my friends. Excellent, Shiyo. Very good. I agree. I'm the same. Spending time. Perfect. Danbi, excellent. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I don't sleep enough during the week, but sometimes I like going out and hiking with my friends. Very good. Hande Krim, I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I get tired easily when I'm around people. But sometimes I like going out with someone I'm close to. Excellent. You guys are nailing this. These are long, but you're doing really good. When you break it apart, I think it's not too bad, right? When you see it at once, it can be overwhelming and a little scary, but if you break it up, it's not too bad. Very good, you guys. Very, very good. Thank you for sharing also. Like, I appreciate you guys sharing. I know it's a lot to type and participate, but I'm enjoying reading your responses. But sometimes I like to spend my time walking at the beach and getting some fresh air. Very good. You could even take out the 'to spend my time' Joy. Okay, you can keep it, but if you take it out, it's even a little bit shorter and simpler, right? But sometimes I like walking at the beach and getting some fresh air. Very good. I usually prefer relaxing weekends because I'm working physically a lot. Oh, you do? I do a lot of physical work, maybe. But sometimes I'm going to swimming pool. Oh, cooling down. So instead of chilling my body, you can say I go to the swimming pool to cool down. Very good, Nara. Very good. I go to the swimming pool to cool down. Very good, Dana. Going to the cafe. Excellent. I'm so impressed, you guys. You're nailing it. Nailing it means you're doing it perfectly. Playing with your sons, good. Staying and getting rest, Oodie Diary. Yes, that's important too. Excellent. Yes, you gotta relax at home, right? So instead of take a rest in home, you can say relax at home. Okay, Parabek, I think that's a bit more natural to say. I like to stay in and relax. Stay in and relax. Very good, you guys. Excellent. All right, on to our last one, and this one's a little tricky again. This is like level 3. We're leveling up each time. Okay, so this one is tricky, but you guys got this. I know you can do it. Okay, so last one here. Sorry, let me take a drink again. I gotta stay hydrated. The Han River is so nice, but sometimes I like going out and eating lunch with my family at the Han River. Very good. Okay, so last one here, guys. Is there something you always do on weekends? Okay, so something that's a habit for you, you do it every weekend, right? Okay, this is my answer again. I made this one and we have to find the mistakes again. So I will read, and again, there are 3 mistakes, so look closely. Okay, I always go to a walk on weekends. I usually go on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I love spending time in outside, so if the weather is nice, I'll walk on a trail near my house, but if it's bad, I just walk on my walking pad. I always feel energy after a good walk. Sorry, this was actually just supposed to be I. Ignore that. You didn't see that. You didn't see that. Okay, so there's my answer. There is a mistake in the first sentence. I always go to a walk on weekends. Okay, I'm gonna give you a little bit of time. Think about it. Mm, yes, very good. Okay, so most commonly we say go for a walk. Okay, that's a very common expression. Oh, let's go for a walk. I'm gonna go for a walk. Okay, it's very common expression. So I always go for a walk on weekends. Okay, I always go for a walk on weekends. Very good. Go for a walk. This is very true for me. I love going for walks. Okay, I always go on a walk on weekends. It's not wrong. Sometimes you say, you can say, let's go on a walk. Okay, so going on a walk is not wrong, but I would say for a walk sounds a bit more natural. Okay, I always go for a walk. You can say on, but especially in this sentence, I always go on a walk on weekends. I would say for a walk sounds a little bit better here. Okay, take a walk. I always take a walk on weekends. Again, not necessarily wrong, but I think this expression go for a walk is just very common in natural casual conversation. Okay, I always go for a walk on weekends. All right, good. First one spotted. Let's continue. I usually go on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Okay, that one's okay. Let's keep, let's keep going. Um, I love spending time outside, so if the weather is nice, I walk on a trail near my house. Okay, there's a mistake here. There's a mistake in this sentence. I love spending time in outside, so if the weather is nice, I walk on a trail near my house. Good. Yes. Okay, so we can get rid of the 'in' here, right? Just 'I love spending time outside.' Okay, Ivy Kim, you made a good point because earlier we used the phrase 'going out,' right? But here we are Specifically talking about the outdoors, right? Spending time in nature, going on a walk. So here we would say outside, right? Going out just means out of your house. It can be to a cafe, a museum, just another place outside of your house. So that's a bit more general, but this is outside in nature. Okay, so I love spending time outside. So if the weather is nice, I walk on a trail near my house. Good. Okay, but if it's bad, I just walk on my walking pad. Looks good to me. Last sentence: I always feel energy after a good walk. Hmm. This one's tricky. Last sentence, there's a mistake. I always feel energy after a good walk. I am liking these answers, you guys. This brings up a very good point. Okay, Yuju, yes. Okay, so in this case, I would say energized. Okay, energized. Okay, this brings up a great point. Energetic versus energized. Okay, it's a little bit different. So energized means that you are receiving energy from something. Okay, so my walk gave me energy. Okay, that's why I'm using energized here. Energetic is more just like your feeling. So you can say, I always feel energetic after a good walk. You can say that, but it doesn't mean it's because of the walk. Okay, so energetic, um, it's just how you feel, not necessarily receiving the energy from something. Okay, so I could say, oh, I feel so energetic right now. I feel so energetic. I have lots of energy. Okay, but wow, talking to you guys makes me feel very energized. It always leaves me feeling energized. Okay, I know it's tricky. I know it's tricky, Hyunee. A little different though. Okay, so you can say makes me feel energized. Okay, leaves me feeling energized, something like that. Okay, going to the gym energizes me. It energizes me. Okay. Tricky, but that was a really good point. Energetic and energized, similar but slightly different. Slightly different. Okay, you know what time it is. It is your turn in this. Have patience with me, guys. This is, um, a tricky— kind of a tricky skeleton sentence. Okay, but we're gonna do it. All at once. So we are— let me see, gonna pull it from— oops— here. Okay, so the skeleton sentence, it will be in the chat. This one is, I love blanking You have to put an activity. So if something happens, a condition, I do something. Okay, so here I said, I love spending time outside, so if the weather is nice, I walk on a trail near my house. Okay, so this is our last Skeleton sentence. Okay, so see if you can try this structure. Okay, you could also say, um, I love hiking, so if the air quality is good, I drive to the mountains. Okay. Mm, I love cooking, so if I'm home alone, I try a new recipe. Okay, this is hard because you have to add a condition here. Give it a shot though. Go ahead and try it. I love learning English, so if I have free time, I watch Kelly Sam's YouTube videos. Home. That's an excellent start. I love learning So we gotta have some kind of condition. So if I have time, or if I can practice, right? If I can— some kind of condition. There you go. Why, why I love drinking coffee, so if I'm tired I drink coffee. Good. You can replace the last coffee with it, so it's not too repetitive, but good. I love drinking coffee, so if I'm tired, I drink it. Very good. Nailed it. You drew, you could say, I love swimming, so if I feel okay, I go to the swimming pool. If I feel okay that day, I go to the swimming pool. I love reading, so if I have a break, I read a series of novels. Very good. I love to eat, so if I have time on weekends, I go to popular restaurants or famous restaurants with friends. Good, very good. Oh, Curie making Greek yogurt. I'm impressed. Wow, that sounds like a lot of work. That's cool though. I love Greek yogurt, so if I have the time and ingredients at home, I make it. Very good. Oh, that sounds so delicious. I love Greek yogurt too. I'm eating it a lot these days. Feel up for it. Joy Hope, very good expression there too. If I feel up for it. Okay, so this means like if I have the energy to do it, if I feel well enough to do something, if I'm up for it. Okay, very good. I love playing LOL. So if I finish my homework, I try to play it. Perfect, Jolene. Very good. Mm, I love working out, so if I didn't go on the weekdays, I try to go on the weekends. Good. Very good. I love parallel reading, so if the book I'm reading is getting boring, I read another book. Good. I love buying something to eat, so if I have free time, I try to make something to eat. Oh, maybe you could say, I love buying, um, like specialty foods or new ingredients, right? I love buying different ingredients, so if I have free time, I try to make something to eat. I try a new recipe. Okay, I love buying unique foods, so if I have free time, I try a new recipe. I try making a new recipe. Good, like cool items in the grocery store, maybe. Good. I love studying at cafes, so if I have some work to get done, I usually go to Starbucks. Perfect. Suyeon, very good. I love running. Good. That's a good start. Excellent. Oh, home. You're making me blush. These are very good, you guys. I love cooking, so if I have time, I cook pasta. Yes, Hyunee, very good. I love spending time staying in and making cookies. So if the weather is nice, I walk in the neighborhood. Uri, good, but I would say connect these thoughts a little bit more. Okay, so maybe I love making cookies. So if I have all the ingredients on hand, I bake cookies for my family. Okay, try to stick with the same topic there. I love driving with my wife. So if the weather is good, I go on a picnic to the lake near my house. Very good. Excellent. I love running, so if someone asks me to go for a run, needless to say, I'm down. I love that. Very good. I'm down means yes, I will do that. Riding bicycles. Oh, very good, you guys. Good job! You successfully completed the discussion class tonight. Very good. I hope you're proud of yourself. I know, like, last week's live was a little bit more laid back, a little bit more chill, right? I just cooked on live, um, but I hope you learned a lot from this lesson. I had so much fun. Reading all of your answers and getting to know you all a bit more, right? Because on live, it's like I, I talk a lot, but I love hearing from you guys. I love your responses. So thank you so much for participating, everyone. Thank you, thank you, thank you. All right, everyone. Wow, time flew, right? It's already 9 o'clock. Time flew by. Thank you so much for joining me again on Sundays. I'm loving spending my Sundays with you guys. Again, I will try to do lives more often. I'm trying to be consistent, and I will let you know when the next live is. Okay, thank you so much, and I will share, um, the skeleton sentences with you so that you can keep practicing and trying to make your own sentences. Okay, so yeah, I'll share those with you. And thank you so much, everyone. I had a great time. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Have a lovely week, and I will see you next time. Bye, you guys. Bye-bye. Thank you so much. Have a good week. Bye! Good night, good night! Bye! Thank you, thank you! Good night! Bye-bye!