Υоu knоw Еnglіѕh. Υоu juѕt gо quіеt whеn реорlе аrе wаtсhіng. Fоr а lоng tіmе І thоught thаt wаѕ а lаnguаgе рrоblеm. Іt іѕn't. Тhеrе аrе twо оf уоu. Оnе іn уоur оwn lаnguаgе, whеrе уоu аrе quісk, funnу, аnd реорlе lіѕtеn. Оnе іn Еnglіѕh, whеrе уоu ѕhrіnk bасk tо thе kіd whо gоt соrrесtеd аt thе blасkbоаrd. Ѕаmе knоwlеdgе. Ѕаmе реrѕоn. Оnlу оnе оf thеm frееzеѕ. Моrе соurѕеѕ wіll nоt fіx thіѕ. А соurѕе аddѕ Еnglіѕh tо ѕоmеоnе whо іѕ аlrеаdу full оf Еnglіѕh. Іt nеvеr tоuсhеѕ thе рісturе уоu саrrу оf уоurѕеlf whеn уоu ѕwіtсh lаnguаgе. Тhаt рісturе іѕ whаt hоldѕ уоur wоrdѕ bасk. Му wоrk іѕ tо mоvе thаt рісturе. Wе fіnd thе mоmеntѕ thаt mаdе уоu ѕmаll іn Еnglіѕh аnd tаkе thе раіn оut оf thеm. Моѕt реорlе fееl thе dіffеrеnсе іn оnе 40 mіnutе ѕеѕѕіоn. Іf уоu frееzе іn Еnglіѕh whеn реорlе аrе wаtсhіng, аnd mоrе соurѕеѕ dіd nоt сhаngе іt, wе ѕhоuld tаlk. Wrіtе CRОЅЅІNG bеlоw. І wіll аѕk уоu thrее quеѕtіоnѕ. Іf іt fіtѕ, І wіll ѕhоw уоu whаt wе dо. Тhе lаnguаgе wаѕ nеvеr thе рrоblеm. #anatolyglazkov #glazkovmethod

1a/b/c/d. She suggests / is suggesting / has suggested / will suggest ​that you rent a house. 2a/b/c/d. She suggested/ was suggesting / had suggested / would suggest ​that you rented a house. 3a/b/c/d. She suggested/ was suggesting / had suggested / would suggest ​that you (should) rent a house. Which is/are grammatically correct?

Hi! I've been learning how to teach English children for the last 2 weeks. Actually one kind woman has been teaching me it. And you know, this is so exciting to know such an interesting thing like teaching! And today I prepared my first trial lesson with children. But that was a test lesson. There weren't any children.

German Word of the Week: Gemütlichkeit ☕🏡 One of my favorite German words is Gemütlichkeit. There isn't a perfect English translation. It describes that warm, cozy feeling of comfort, contentment, and enjoying the moment—whether you're sitting by a fireplace, sharing a meal with friends, or relaxing with a good book. As a native German who grew up in Germany and now lives in California, I've always loved how this one word captures such a special feeling. What place or moment makes you feel "Gemütlichkeit"? 😊

if you are level A1 describe what happened in past simple. if B1 describe it with both past simple and past continuous with a bit of present perfect if B2 describe it with all past tenses even past perfect tense and “used to” phrase. 🙌

How do you handle learning multiple different ways to say the same thing? For example, one might say, "Good morning! How are you?" while another might say, "Morning, how are you doing today?" While these statements seem similar (because they are), to a new language learner, it can be so overwhelming to retain all of the variations! As a tutor and a student, I always find it tricky to keep a balance! What are your feelings on this matter?

Q： - Introduce Sonny. - Tell what his dream job is. - Tell What he did in the restaurant? Do you think you are like Sonny? Why? Sonny is a big brown bear. His dream job is to be a cook. He washed plates, bowls, cups and glasses in the café. I think I am like sonny, because he wanted to be a famous cook and he helped every day in the kitchen at home.