Business English

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Choose the correct answer.

Even though we don’t see each other often, we still managed to ______ our friendship over the years. a) maintain b) explain c) avoid

The Great Languages Challenge can be completed during a planned lesson or also set as a language-themed homework task

Which one is grammatically correct? A. the most read novel B. the mostly read novel Thank you in advance.

🚀 The Secret Method: How Adults Can Learn Languages Like Children (Without Grammar Stress!) Language learning like a child – sounds crazy, right? Many adults believe the only way is to memorize grammar rules, study endless vocabulary lists, and pass tests. But the truth is: this is often the slowest way. Children learn very differently. They dive in, they listen, they observe, they make mistakes and repeat until it becomes natural. This is exactly the idea behind the Growing Participator Approach (GPA). ---------------------------------------- 🌱 What is GPA? The Growing Participator Approach shows that languages can be learned in a natural and playful way – just like children do. Instead of breaking everything down into rules, you immerse yourself in the living language. You listen first, you observe gestures and situations, you imitate words and phrases, and step by step you begin to build longer sentences. In other words, you experience the language instead of dissecting it. ---------------------------------------- 🍏 Example: Your Breakfast Table Let’s say you look at your breakfast. In a traditional class, you might learn: “the apple – the apples – nominative, accusative…” and so on. In GPA, it’s different: you simply describe what you see. “This is an apple.” “The apple is on the table.” “I am eating an apple.” By starting with real, meaningful sentences, grammar falls into place naturally later on. The focus is on use first, rules second. ---------------------------------------- 👋 Final Note This way of learning works for any language. I personally use it in my German lessons, because it helps learners speak more naturally and without the stress of grammar drills. I would love to hear from other learners or tutors: have you already tried learning this way, or would you like to give it a try? 🌍

This topic reminds me of an interesting Chinese saying that goes if you eating the same animal organs can be better for your own organs. So,amny people like to eat pig or cow livers to help their own liver to be better. Doesn't it sounds weired? In fact, Chinese people are really good at cooking a variety of dishes with animal organs. When we try to cook some dish with amimal brains, the pigs' is the easiest one to get. But many people don't like eating pig brains, because they think that pigs are not that clever. So, what can be used to replace the pigs' brains? A special thing usually comes into our minds , guess what? It's definitely the wallnuts. The inside part of a wallnut pretty looks like a man's brain and it's very nutritious, so we like eating wallnuts to hope that we will get more clever. As a consequence, few people become more clever after even eating too much wallnuts. Maybe DHA can be good for tots' brains, but in my opinion, only using our brain as much as possible can keep us clever.