#Podcasts

Two corvesations: 1- Nos vamos para bogota. 2- Fin de semana. This podcast is to improve your listening and vocabulary

Today. I want to explore with you the difference between face-to-face classroom lessons and e-learning lessons on the internet. I've done both and there's a very real difference. And if you're someone who hasn't had an online lesson before or you're just not sure how they work, we're going to be looking at that today.

Are you worrying about your accent when speaking? This recording will be useful for IELTS speaking exam takers as well as for people who prepare for a job interview. When it comes to your communication in English - does an accent play an important role? How much? How can you avoid having your mother tongue language influence it? Above all, what can you do with the thought itself - "what if others don't understand my accent', "what if I will make others confused". For most people - they continue to run these kinds of thoughts through their minds not doing anything about it and the idea is to train your mind to replace them. Listen to the podcast, it's only 5 minutes to A) train your listening B) get some ideas to succeed in an IELTS speaking exam or a job interview. Let me know how I can assist you in your spoken English development journey. It's been a passion of mine that enabled me to help people from 60 countries and teach over 15 thousand students 1-1. I'd love to have the opportunity to support You too. Look at my schedule and lets succeed together.

Post 320 : Expressions Faire mouche : Mettre dans le mille ; toucher le point sensible. Noyer le poisson : Embrouiller quelqu'un de manière à le faire céder. Quelle mouche l'a piqué ? Pourquoi se fâche-t-il brusquement et sans raison apparente ? Chercher des poux à quelqu'un : Lui chercher querelle à tout propos.

Do you know how to use these in colloquial Chinese?

In today's podcast, I talk about a story in one of our newspapers today and it's saying that pints of wine will be on sale from this coming Autumn.

In this podcast I am in the supermarket, I am buying some food.

🇨🇵 Bonjour French learners ! 😃 I’m Victoria Vernhes, your certified French teacher. Let's learn a new useful expression for your conversations in French.  ✅ Today's expression is: pas mal de  🇨🇵 pas mal de = quite a lot/a bit/a few of       Examples:  📌 Ce projet m’a pris pas mal de temps. - This project took me quite a bit of time.  📌 Je trouve qu'on a pas mal de points communs, toi et moi. - I find that we have quite a lot of things in common, you and me.  📌 J’ai fait pas mal de progrès en français cette année. - I've made quite a bit of progress in French this year. 🗣 Your turn! How will you say in French: I've done a lot of travelling alone.  😀 Hope it was useful for you!  🤩 Don't hesitate to answer in French in the comments, I'm here for you.  🤗 Suggest another expression you want me to teach you.

Today's phrase is to be rigged. Now when something is rigged, it is believed that it's operated using some kind of dishonest behaviour to promote a desired outcome. Now, let me just give you some examples to show you what I mean: So, if we say, for example,  The job vacancy has been advertised in the newspaper but I believe it's been rigged. We all know who's going to win.  The football match was definitely rigged. I don't think the football players were playing in their usual way today.  The competition to win a holiday in the local newspaper has been won by an employee of that newspaper. That was definitely rigged.

Are you keeping going back and forth in your IELTS speaking? Have you found yourself saying the same thing over and over again when you answer various part 1, 2, or 3 questions of the IELTS?? Students are too eager to try to be perfect, and with this perfectionism, they get stuck on being dissatisfied with what they are saying (almost always!). Have you had that? In this podcast, I go over one element that can make a huge difference in your performance if corrected.  You may feel enlightened just by noticing it and becoming aware of it, and once corrected, the rewards might surprise you. Jump into the recording, improve yourself there, and check my availability if you are preparing for any kind of interview or English-speaking engagement ahead of you. I've helped thousands of people succeed in the spoken English arena; I can do the same for you.