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She was too ______ to ask for help, even though she needed it. a) proud b) noisy c) careful d) patient

Why learning different languages is like a workout for your brain ? 🧠 You know how in the gym, you increase the weight to make your muscles grow stronger? 💪 Learning languages works the same way — but for your brain. According to neuropsychology, even just starting to learn different languages is a great way to train your brain. When you study languages that are really different from each other, like analytic and synthetic ones, it’s like giving your brain a super effective workout. It boosts memory, sharpens focus, and makes problem-solving easier. So every tricky grammar rule or unfamiliar word isn’t just about learning to speak — it’s literally making your brain stronger. ✨ Which language are you training your brain with right now?

Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!

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English Grammar

Alone time is important

I found a dance studio that provided very affordable lessons at the center of the city. It definitely won't happen in the capital city. There are just too many learners in the evening. Fortunately, I don't work, so I can go there during the daytime. Despite appreciating the classical style in traditional Chinese dance, I really can't do any forms of ultimate art. Even though it's a very easy-to-follow class, I can't follow all the steps. When I can't follow some steps, I can't help but worry about them. The nervousness makes me unable to concentrate on the following movements, let alone body emotions. Fear of dancing started at primary school. I was too nervous when I attended a dance lesson for the first time, so I couldn't control my hands. The teacher punished me. And the second time was when I was at university; we enrolled in street dance. The pace was fast, and I failed my PE.