Where you the student learns how to sound more British, by learning how to make small changes, which can then make a difference to how you sound.

Where you the student learns how to sound more British, by learning how to make small changes, which can then make a difference to how you sound.

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I think it's the opposite, of course before studying other languages or cultures we have to embrace our own culture, this is a crucial part to start knowing about other cultures. When we learn about foreign languages, we can expand our vision of the world. Also o it helps to acquire more knowledge about not only other cultures but also about our own traditions and their origins, which can increase our sense of belonging.

After getting 5.5 in her IELTS speaking exam, Yasemin reached out to me for help. 3 weeks later and she got 6.5 in speaking. This is not a miracle; it's about understanding your weaknesses, what the examiner wants to see and putting a plan together.

Do you know how to organize your answers in an English job interview? Question: An interviewer asks: "Could you tell us about a problem you solved in your previous job?" Which answer follows a clear phrase block structure? A."I had many problems, but everything was okay. I worked hard and finished my work." B."One challenge I faced was a delay in deliveries caused by a supplier issue. To overcome this, I coordinated with alternative suppliers and updated our inventory schedule, which resolved the problem. In the end, we reduced delays and maintained customer satisfaction." C."I don't really remember. Maybe there were some problems, but nothing important." Answer: B Why? A good interview answer follows a simple structure: ➡️ Problem → Reason → Action → Result Using phrase blocks helps you organize your thoughts, speak more confidently, and sound more fluent—even when you're nervous. Want to learn more interview phrase blocks and practice answering real interview questions in English? Send me a message, and let's prepare together!

Have you ever been in an English job interview and suddenly gotten stuck trying to answer a question? Maybe you know what you want to say, but you find yourself stumbling over your words as you try to build the sentence. A great way to solve this is by using phrase blocks. They help you organize your thoughts so you can focus on your answer instead of thinking about every single word. For example, you're asked: "Could you tell us about a problem you solved in your previous job?" Instead of making up your answer on the spot, use phrase blocks like this: "One challenge I faced was... (problem)... which was caused by... (reason). To overcome this, I... (action)... which resolved the problem. In the end... (positive outcome)." By using phrase blocks like these, your answers become more organized, more confident, and you sound more fluent. Instead of struggling to build each sentence, you have a pattern that lets you communicate your experience clearly. If you're preparing for an English job interview, I can help you practice these answers and build the confidence to speak naturally.  Send me a message today to enhance your speaking skills for the next step in your career!

Speak English at Work Under Pressure Υоu dоn't hаvе аn Еnglіѕh рrоblеm. Υоu hаvе а dіѕарреаrіng рrоblеm. Υоu knоw еxасtlу whо уоu аrе іn уоur lаnguаgе. Υоu lеаd. Υоu аrguе. Υоu dесіdе. But thе mоmеnt уоu ѕреаk Еnglіѕh undеr рrеѕѕurе — ѕоmеоnе ѕmаllеr ѕhоwѕ uр. Тhаt gар hаѕ а nаmе. Аnd іt hаѕ nоthіng tо dо wіth vосаbulаrу оr grаmmаr. Іn thіѕ еріѕоdе І ехрlаіn whаt Тhе Glаzkоv Меthоd іѕ — аnd whу іt wоrkѕ іn оnе ѕеѕѕіоn. Nоt bесаuѕе І tеасh уоu Еnglіѕh. Bесаuѕе І fіnd whеrе уоu аlrеаdу ѕuссееd — аnd mоvе іt. 20,000 ѕеѕѕіоnѕ. 70 соuntrіеѕ. Оnе раttеrn. Υоu аrе nоt brоkеn. Υоu аrе blосkеd. Ѕtаrt hеrе. Тhе lаnguаgе wаѕ nеvеr thе рrоblеm. #glazkovmethod #speakenglishwithanatoly GLAZKOV-WORK-002

Hi, and welcome back to Captain Seasalt and the ABC Pirates with Teacher Alyse! Today, we’re going on an adventure to learn words that start with the letter F. Are you ready? Listen carefully, repeat after me, and then try reading them on your own. feather, fox, flamingo, frog, flying fish, firefly, flashlight, ferret, fries, flour, flea, fountain Great job! Keep practicing, and if you’d like free flashcards to follow along, send me a message. You can also watch this Super Simple Songs Captain Seasalt video on YouTube to learn even more! See you next time—bye for now!

Listen and repeat: elephant, egg, elbow, envelope Follow me for more phonics.