Speak English Now – Mini-Stories with Georgiana

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• Are you a spender? Today, I'm gonna talk about the tricks that supermarkets use to make you to buy more than necessary.
• You'll also improve your speaking with a funny mini-story.

When you leave the supermarket (grocery store), have you ever wondered why you spent more money than you originally planned?

By the way, a spender is someone who spends money unnecessarily. And another interesting expression: "overspending," which means spending more than planned or necessary.

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• - In the first part of this lesson, I'll talk about punctuality.
• - In the second part, you will practice your spoken English with a mini-story.
• - And in the last section, I'll mention the benefits of reading and listening.

"Hi, are we meeting at 5:00 p.m. to go to the movies? "

"Yes, of course! No problem. "

"I'll see you then at 5 pm, sharp! Just be punctual this time! The movie starts on time."

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• In the first part of today's episode, I'll show you how you can benefit from creating habits that help you with your English.
• And in the second part of this episode, you'll learn English grammar without studying any rules with an exclusive point of view story.

The first thing we have to keep in mind is that willpower is not as important as it seems. In fact, it's quite limited.

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• In the first part of this episode, I'm gonna talk about lending and borrowing something and how to get a loan from the bank.
• And in the second part, you'll practice your spoken English with a question and answer mini-story.

Today, I'd like to talk about loans and the related vocabulary. Loans have always been a feature in all countries, societies, and cultures. Person A has some money, and person B needs money. Then person A can lend money to person B.

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• I'll teach you to express the frequency in English.
• And with a point of view story, you'll practice the vocabulary that I mention in the first section.
• Lastly, I'll talk about an exciting topic: intensive reading vs. extensive reading. How to build vocabulary and consolidate what you already know.

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In today's episode, I'll talk again about how to express moods in English, and you'll learn more expressions. Then, through a lesson of a point of view story, let's practice the vocabulary.

In the previous episode of this podcast, we saw these words:

Sad, morose, desolate, devastated;

happy, elated, exultant, thrilled, ecstatic;

Boring, entertaining, amusing;

Mad, angry, upset, annoyed, pissed off;

Nervous, anxious, relaxed.

Let's see some more examples. Don't worry if you don't learn them all. The goal is to get familiar with them.

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• In today's episode, I'll talk about how to express moods in English, and why you should avoid using the word VERY. After that, I'll practice your speaking with a funny mini-story.

In this episode, I thought about talking a little bit about how you can express your moods in English. I've started making a list of words you can use, but there's a ton of them! The good news is that you don't need to know all of them to express different kinds of moods.

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Today, let's finish the kinship thing. In the previous episode, I introduced the topic of kinship. Now I'm going to further expand the relationship between the different members of a family.

Next, through a point of view story, you'll practice today's vocabulary, and you'll definitely improve your English grammar in a fun way.

Well, let's get started now. We're back to kinship again. Remember that kinship means the relationship between two people from the same family.

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• Let's talk about kinship. That's to say, the relationship between the different members of a family.
• Then, through a mini-story lesson, you'll practice vocabulary and of course your fluency. I'll use the question and answer technique to get you involved in the conversation.

Well, today we're gonna talk about family, and in particular kinship. Kinship is what we call the relationship between two people from the same family. For example, father, son, etc.

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• I'm gonna talk about the World Cup. Every four years it's held in a different country and is an exciting conversation topic.
• After that, you'll enjoy an exclusive mini-story that will help you improve your fluency easily.

Do you like soccer? I don't actually like it very much because I find it a little dull. Besides, I never understood the rules, when I watch a soccer match I see a lot of men with attractive legs running for about 90 minutes.

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