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Are you learning English? One challenge that I recommend is to practise speaking every day!
Research says it can improve your memory and problem-solving skills. It can also help you to progress more quickly. As a teacher, I have seen this from experience with my students.
Additionally, when I was learning Spanish, it was the same. If I didn't practise every day, my progress was slower. That's why I recommend regular practice. It worked for me. It can work for you too!
So how many times do you practise speaking each week? Can you do it more often? Are you ready to take the challenge?
How many days do you practise speaking each week?
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75%
2-3
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4-5
25%
6-7
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16 de setembro de 2024
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Hi English students! This B2/C1-level quiz focuses on a useful everyday idiom.
This is an idiom that I personally use quite often. However, it's not one that appears often in grammar textbooks.
If you would like to practise using this idiom more, please book a class with me.
"So it looks like we've covered all the items on the agenda for today, and we still have 10 minutes left. We _______________ use the remaining time to go over everyone's tasks for tomorrow."
might too
might as well
might also
might additionally
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In Britain and many other countries, the end of April and start of May was historically an important time of the year. People celebrated nature - the blooming of flowers and the fertility of people and the land.
The UK has a bank holiday on the first Monday of May. However, this is less about the ancient festival and more about the struggle of working people for better conditions. Some people use the phrase "May Day" for International Workers' Day on 1 May, and others use it to talk about the historical celebrations.
How do most people celebrate the change from April to May in your country?
With traditional celebrations
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With protests
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With family
50%
Not at all
50%
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There's a lot of sycophancy around today.
Who do you know who is sycophantic?
Sycophancy is:
Telling the truth even if it will have bad results
Praising someone powerful to gain favour with them
Letting authorities know how they can improve
Seeking greatness via self-discipline and virtue
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Here are some quizzes relating to one word family that is commonly used in professional situations, academic research, and exams like the IELTS test.
* - analysis, analytical, analytically, analyse - *
https://www.italki.com/quiz/set/21642?utm_source=copylink_share&utm_medium=share_content&utm_campaign=share_quiz
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In English exams like the IELTS test, there are many speaking or writing questions that require you to use critical thinking skills. If you feel weak in this area, you’re not alone. There are many people who feel the same way. That's why I've created a podcast with some tips to help you think more critically.
Such skills are often essential if you want to be successful. If you have them and can present your ideas to other people effectively, you will almost certainly become a valued member of any forward-thinking organisation.
Do you want to work on your critical thinking with a qualified, experienced teacher? Get in contact with me or book a class to develop and practise applying these skills when speaking or writing.
Critical thinking
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