FOLLOWERS AND STUDENTS!✨😎😎✨

WELCOME TO WET #70 (Wednesday’s

English Tip)

OK! Let’s get WET! ✨🎓💦 ✨



Teacher: You don’t look well.✨🤔✨

Student: I think I’m sick. I’m not sure if I will come to school tomorrow. ✨🤢✨

Teacher: OK. If you decide to stay home, please call the school. ✨☎️✨

Student: OK. Please teach me the school’s phone number. ✨🤢✨

Teacher: 😳☎️

Teacher: 😡🔥

Teacher: I will GIVE you the school’s phone number. However, after I give it to you, you need to go home and study!😡🔥

Student: Look out! BLARG! ✨🤮✨

Teacher: OH NO! ✨😱✨



Students often say: ✨🖊😅✨

Please teach me your e-mail address. ❌🤮❌

Please teach me your phone number. ❌🤮❌

Please teach me your name. ❌🤮❌




Natives use “teach” or “show” when requesting to learn SKILLS, NOT basic, personal, or simple information. ✨☝️🎓✨

Please show me how to make a cake. ✨🎂 ✅✨

Please show me how to kick a soccer ball.✨⚽️✅✨

Please teach me how to write an essay! ✨🖊✅✨

Please show me how to make Japanese tea. ✨🍵✅✨

Please teach me karate! ✨🥋✅✨

Please show me how to use the office computer. ✨💻✅✨

Please teach me English! ✨📚✅✨




When asking for or giving basic, personal, or simple information, natives say and write: ✨💪🎓✨

Please give me your e-mail address. ✨✅✨

May I have your e-mail address, please? ✨✅✨

Please give me your phone number. ✨✅✨

May I have your phone number, please? ✨✅✨

Please give me the school’s phone number, please. ✨✅✨

May I have the school’s phone number, please? ✨✅✨

Would you mind giving me your work phone number? ✨✅✨

Please give me you name. ✨✅✨

May I have your name, please? ✨✅✨

Would you mind telling me your name? ✨✅✨

Do you have a pen? Let me give you my phone number. ✨✅✨

Here’s my e-mail address. May I have yours? ✨✅✨



STOP using “teach” to ask for basic, personal, or simple information. ✨🛑 ☎️ 🛑 ✨



Come get WET with me again next week! ✨💪🎓💦✨