How do you make the choice to keep going and stay motivated, even if you don’t see progress in your efforts? The English confidence journey is hard but here are 7 strategies to help you stay on track.
Lead a Zoom meeting, participate in an online book club, or encourage others in an online discussion. Get must-have English phrases for a successful online meeting.
English speakers love to use ‘get’ in English conversation because it’s more casual. Learn 9 ways you can use get in your conversations.
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Get 18 advanced-level English collocations, idioms, and more for successful conversations on time management and productivity in English.
Learn to correctly pronounce 25 common contractions and understand them in English conversation. Plus, learn when & why you should use them in English conversation.
The key to engaging, fun conversations in English is effective conversation starters. Use these 10 conversation questions to have conversations with anyone in English.
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Learn to effectively discuss self-care in English with common phrasal verbs, idioms, and collocations on developing a self-care practice and its benefits.
Learn to effectively discuss the pros and cons in English, whether you need to make an important decision or you want to share you thoughts on a political issue.
Add 20 advanced-level words and expressions to your English vocabulary so you can successfully talk about politics and elections where you live.
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How can you best express your support for a friend’s idea, opinion, or decision? You could say, “I support you.” But there are better ways to say this.
