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Thank you so much for your kind words and valuable advice! l really appreciate the feedback. That’s a great suggestion to include a brief explanation at the start on how to make the most out of the lesson. I'll definitely incorporate that in future videos to help students maximize their learning. Your support means a lot, and best of luck with your own teaching endeavors as well!

@@EnglishLearnersCommunityAs always (when we have free time...) we like to see what other teachers are doing. Saw a quiz video today from a month ago that 160K views and zero instructions. As teachers, we could never teach a class like that but what works on YT is mysterious and interesting. Can't say that we know the answer but hope that all of us keep learning how to teach and learn better!

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Here are some potential options for this... Sour: The milk is sour, which can mean it has spoiled or gone bad. Curdled: The milk is curdled, which means that it has separated into solid and liquid portions, making it lumpy and unpleasant to drink. Spoiled: The milk is spoiled, which means that it has gone bad due to bacteria or other factors. Off: The milk is off, which means that it is no longer good for consumption.

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I concur!

Both "the potato is sprouted" and "the potato has sprouted" are grammatically correct, but they have slightly different meanings. "The potato has sprouted" is more common and means that the potato has started to grow shoots. This indicates that the potato is alive and is starting to grow. "The potato is sprouted" means that the potato has developed sprouts and may no longer be good for eating. This is usually used to describe a potato that has been sitting for a long time and is no longer fresh.