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18/05/2026

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30/09/2025

Story Summary (in simple English):
Ruby, a little bird, loved singing simple songs. All the animals enjoyed her music. But when Professor Hoot criticized her, she tried to sing complicated songs and lost her joy. The forest became quiet. Squeaky the squirrel reminded Ruby that her true songs came from her heart. Ruby sang again, and everyone was happy.

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📚 Vocabulary to Remember:
1️⃣ Lush – very green and full of life (a lush forest)
2️⃣ Perch – to sit on something high (a bird perches on a branch)
3️⃣ Melody – a tune, musical notes together
4️⃣ Grumpy – in a bad mood, irritable
5️⃣ Complicated – difficult, not simple
6️⃣ Criticized – said something negative, found fault
7️⃣ Unique – one of a kind, special
8️⃣ Heartfelt – sincere, from the heart

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🗣️ Grammar Point:

Past Simple Tense: used to tell the story (e.g., sang, arrived, explained, realized).

Adjectives: used for descriptions (lush forest, grumpy owl, wise squirrel).

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💡 Lesson:
Be yourself. Your natural gifts make you special. Don’t change just because someone criticizes you.

06/07/2025

🌙 TBETC – EVENING ENGLISH LESSON
Today’s British English Training Center 🇬🇧

📜 SHORT STORY
Lisa tried to speak English at work.
She made mistakes.
She felt shy.
But she didn’t stop.
Now, people ask her to help them speak better.

📚 VOCABULARY
1️⃣ tried = made an effort
2️⃣ mistakes = errors
3️⃣ shy = nervous or afraid to speak
4️⃣ didn’t stop = kept going
5️⃣ them = other people (object pronoun)

🗣️ GRAMMAR FOCUS – PAST SIMPLE + OBJECT PRONOUNS
👉 Past simple verbs: tried, made, felt, didn’t stop
👉 Object pronoun: them
✔️ Correct: She helps them
❌ Wrong: She helps they

💡 LIFE LESSON
Making mistakes is part of learning.
The only real mistake is giving up.
Speak, fail, grow.
English loves brave people.

📢 CALL TO ACTION
💬 What’s one mistake you’ve learned from in English?
👇 Share in the comments!
👥 Tag someone who needs this lesson today.

06/07/2025

A Letter to All TBETC Learners
Welcome to Today’s British English Training Center 🇬🇧

Dear learners and friends,
This is not just another English page.
This is TBETC — Today’s British English Training Center —
a place where real learning meets modern life.

From now on, you’ll find here:
✅- Simple and powerful grammar tips
✅- Daily vocabulary you can actually use
✅- Real conversations and British expressions
✅- Stories that teach English and life lessons
✅- Motivation to keep growing, every day

We’re not here to be perfect.
We’re here to practice, to progress, and to win — together.

🎯 Whether you’re learning for school, travel, work, or fun —
TBETC is your new English companion.

📘 Follow, like, and invite your friends.
Let’s make English part of your life — one day at a time.

With respect and passion,
TBETC – Today’s British English Training Center 🇬🇧
Your daily dose of practical English.

14/04/2025

1. LES FORMULES DE SALUTATION EN ANGLAIS 📝

👋 Hello! → Pour dire "Bonjour" ou "Salut" (usage général)

👋 Hi! → Utilisé de façon plus familière pour dire "Salut"

🌞 Good morning! → "Bonjour", uniquement le matin

🌤️ Good afternoon! → "Bonjour" après midi jusqu’au début de soirée

🌆 Good evening! → "Bonsoir", en début de soirée

🌙 Good night! → "Bonne nuit", avant d’aller dormir

2. DEMANDER DES NOUVELLES EN ANGLAIS 🤝

How are you? → "Comment vas-tu ?"

I’m fine, thank you. And you? → "Je vais bien, merci. Et toi ?"

How do you do? → Manière formelle de demander "Comment allez-vous ?"

Nice to meet you! → "Enchanté(e) !"

It’s a pleasure to meet you! → "Ravi(e) de faire votre connaissance !"

3. SE PRÉSENTER EN ANGLAIS

I’m Emmanuel Macron. → "Je suis Emmanuel Macron."

My name is Emmanuel Macron. → "Je m’appelle Emmanuel Macron."

My first name is Emmanuel and my surname is Macron. → "Mon prénom est Emmanuel et mon nom de famille est Macron."

08/11/2024

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20/07/2024

Today's British English Training Center
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𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦

➟ aren’t = are not
➟ can’t = cannot
➟ could’ve = could have
➟ couldn’t = could not
➟ didn’t = did not
➟ doesn’t = does not
➟ don’t = do not
➟ gonna = going to
➟ gotta = got to, got a
➟ hadn’t = had not
➟ hasn t = has not
➟ haven t = have not
➟ he’d = he had, he would
➟ he’ll = he shall, he will
➟ he’s = he has, he is
➟ how’d = how did, how would
➟ how’ll = how will
➟ how’s = how has, how is
➟ I’d = I had, I would
➟ I’ll = I shall / I will
➟ I’m = I am
➟ I’ve = I have
➟ isn’t = is not
➟ it’d = it would
➟ it’ll = it shall, it will
➟ it’s = it has, it is
➟ mightn’t = might not
➟ might’ve = might have
➟ mustn’t = must not
➟ must’ve = must have
➟ needn t = need not
➟ she’d = she had / she would
➟ she’ll = she shall, she will
➟ she’s = she has, she is
➟ should’ve = should have
➟ shouldn’t = should not somebody’s = somebody is
➟ someone’d = someone had, someone would
➟ someone’ll = someone shall, someone will
➟ someone’s = someone has, someone is
➟ something’d = something had
➟ something’ll = something shall, something will
➟ something’s = something has, something is
➟ that’ll = that will
➟ that’s = that has, that is
➟ that’d = that would, that had
➟ there’d = there had, there would
➟ there’d’ve = there would have
➟ there’re = there are
➟ there’s = there has / there is
➟ they’d = they would
➟ they’d’ve = they would have
➟ they’ll = they shall, they will
➟ they’re = they are
➟ they’ve = they have
➟ wasn’t = was not
➟ we’d = we had
➟ we’ll = we will
➟ we’re = we are
➟ we’ve = we have
➟ weren’t = were not
➟ what’ll = what will
➟ what’re = what are
➟ what’s = what has / what is
➟ what’ve = what have
➟ when’s = when is
➟ where’d = where did
➟ where’s = where has, where is
➟ where’ve where have
➟ who’d = who would
➟ who’d’ve = who would have
➟ who’ll = who shall, who will
➟ who’re = who are
➟ who’s = who has, who is

05/06/2024

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25/04/2024

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16/01/2024

TBETC

1. ain't - am not, is not, are not
2. aren't - are not
3. can't - cannot
4. couldn't - could not
5. didn't - did not
6. doesn't - does not
7. do - does
8. doesn't - does not
9. don't - do not
10. hadn't - had not
11. hasn't - has not
12. he'd - he had
13. he'll - he will
14. he's - he is
15. I'd - I had
16. I'll - I will
17. I'm - I am
18. it'd - it had
19. it'll - it will
20. it's - it is
21. mustn't - must not
22. needn't - need not
23. oughtn't - ought not
24. shan't - shall not
25. shouldn't - should not
26. we'd - we had
27. we'll - we will
28. we're - we are
29. weren't - were not
30. what'll - what will
31. what's - what is
32. when'll - when will
33. where'd - where had
34. where'll - where will
35. where's - where is
36. who'd - who had
37. who'll - who will
38. who's - who is
39. why'd - why did
40. why'll - why will
41. why's - why is
42. won't - will not
43. wouldn't - would not
44. you'd - you had
45. you'll - you will
46. you're - you are
47. you've - you have
48. 'd - would
49. 'll - will
50. 're - are
51. 's - is
52. 've - have

01/01/2024

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