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Are you confused about how and when to use the words GONNA, WANNA, and GOTTA?
Let me start by saying that these three words are contractions.
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Yes, you heard me well! Studies show that depending on the language you speak; your personality can be affected.
Researchers have found that speaking two or more languages could give you a split personality.
They say that numerous speakers have completely unique identities in each of the languages they speak. For more episodes and the full text, visit SpeakEnglishpodcast.com/podcast
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Let me ask you a question. Imagine a person learning English. He or she's preparing to study a new lesson. How do you picture the scene? Perhaps this person's sitting at home or in a quiet library with an open textbook, a dictionary, and a notebook.
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Hi, everyone! In this episode:
Let me start by telling you that I'm super excited to be back again and connecting with you! How are you doing? Are you feeling happy and relaxed? Or are you feeling blue?
Since we're already in September, I can officially say that the summer holidays are over.
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Summer's here and it seems like everyone has planned their holidays already. But how about you?
Have you thought about improving your English during summer holidays?
If you still don't have a plan. Don't worry. I have some ideas.
In fact, it's pretty simple. A ll you need this summer is your cell phone to listen to my Speak English Now Podcast. Now, I'd like to suggest some places you could spend your summer holiday, particularly if you're on a very tiny budget.
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Remember, a phrasal verb is just a verb and a particle. For example, "look out." I recommend you to check out the previous episodes about phrasal verbs.
In these series of phrasal verbs, we see the most common phrasal verbs.
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Like I've just mentioned earlier, in this episode, I'd like to focus on the passive vocabulary.
There are two kinds of vocabularies that we all acquire in time, no matter whether it's your native language or a foreign language.
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I'm going to review the different conditionals in English. I don't recommend you to memorize them, but to understand them. You need plenty of contexts, and the best way to practice the conditionals is by using the Point of View story technique.
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In the language industry, there's an appealing approach called the passive listening. This means playing some English in the background while performing other tasks. In theory, you're learning because the brain is always learning, no matter how.
Interesting, huh? You just need to play some English while you're cleaning, writing, surfing the Internet, etc.
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Remember, a phrasal verb is just a verb and a particle. For example, "get in." By the way, I recommend you to check out the previous episodes about phrasal verbs.
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