Author: Maegami

Discover the Charm of Manhattan’s Upper East Side Having lived in the United States for 20 years, I’d like to share what I loved most about living in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Back then, I lived near York Avenue, one of the easternmost avenues in Manhattan. The Upscale Atmosphere of the Upper East Side The…

Studying Nouns and Noun Clauses: How to Spot Them Quickly Learning to distinguish between nouns and noun clauses is essential for understanding English sentences. Both can serve as the subject of a sentence. For a refresher on grammar basics, see our Part of Speech guide. Subject + Predicate When reading long texts, quickly identifying the…

Understanding Roe v. Wade: The U.S. Abortion Debate Explained The abortion issue in the United States has become one of the most debated topics in recent years. Many states now limit a woman’s ability to make decisions about her own body, and this issue has played a significant role in recent U.S. presidential elections. What…

Best Piano Books in the U.S.: Piano Adventures & John Thompson Learning piano is a wonderful journey, but choosing the right teaching method can make all the difference. In the United States, two of the most popular and highly recommended piano method books are Piano Adventures and John Thompson’s Teaching Books. Both are beginner-friendly, widely…

How to Get Approved for Google AdSense: My Personal Experience If you’re wondering how to pass Google AdSense approval, let me share my personal journey. I currently run two websites: I’ve been using Bluehost (a WordPress-recommended hosting service) for over 10 years, and I highly recommend it if you’re looking for a reliable option. Interestingly,…

The Hungarian Pastry Shop in New York: A Timeless Café Since 1978 When it comes to cozy cafés in New York City, The Hungarian Pastry Shop stands out as one of the classics. Established in 1978, this Upper West Side café has long been a haven for writers, students, and anyone looking for a quiet…

Cannabis Legalization in New York: What You Need to Know In New York City, you might notice a new type of subway ad: “Cannabis is for adults 21 and over.”Yes—cannabis means marijuana. Until recently, I didn’t even know the English term and had to look it up in the dictionary. Judging from the design, I…