Marina class 46

A psychiatric ward is a section of a hospital where people are treated for serious mental health conditions. So together: a hospital unit for mental health care

“Joke by Marina: (conversetion about fight club guy) Marina - who’s let him out? Oleg - mby parents...idk, but looks like he toke some money by YouTube and going to live alone. Marina - i didn’t know you can just leave the psychiatric ward. He was admitted to a psychiatric ward for treatment. The psychiatric ward provides care for patients with severe depression or schizophrenia. She works as a nurse in a psychiatric ward.”

I am not sorry about what I did. I think it was the right decision (or at least I accept it). So: don’t regret it = no wish to change the past decision

“I don’t regret moving to another country. She doesn’t regret quitting her job. I don’t regret saying what I said. He doesn’t regret the decision at all.”

That’s what I did = I confirm that I performed that action. Depending on how you say it, it can sound: 1. Neutral / factual Just confirming information. That’s what I did. 2. Slightly emphatic Stressing that you really did it. That’s exactly what I did. 3. Mildly defensive (even without “but”) If said strongly: That’s what I DID.

“A: Did you send the email? B: That’s what I did. A: You called him, right? B: That’s what I did. A: You fixed the mistake? B: That’s what I did.”

"I'm not really sure why..." is a very common phrase used when you don't know the reason for something or can't explain it clearly.

“I'm not really sure why I decided to leave the uni. I'm not really sure why I said that. I'm not really sure why she's upset. I'm not really sure why this isn't working. I'm not really sure why I like this song so much.”

Finally; after everything that happened. When everything is considered; ultimately; the most important point is... Because of a fact that explains or supports what was just said.

“We argued for hours, but in the end, we agreed. In the end, she decided not to move abroad. The team struggled, but in the end they won. At the end of the day, your health is more important than money. We can discuss details later, but at the end of the day, it's your decision. At the end of the day, customers want a product that works. Let's take a taxi. After all, it's raining. I wasn't surprised. After all, he had warned us. ”