Today, we are continuing our Assertiveness Series. We’re going to talk about something very important: Standing Your Ground – Saying What You Mean Clearly.

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Today, we are starting a brand-new series on Assertiveness. Assertiveness is very important when you speak English because it helps you express your thoughts clearly and confidently. You don’t feel shy, and you don’t feel afraid.

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Today, we’re going to explore something different. Something that might completely shift the way you think about learning English:

What if learning English isn’t about replacing your identity... What if it’s about creating a new version of yourself?

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Today, I want to talk about something that can change everything in your English journey:

You need a plan.

If you’re learning on your own, having a simple, clear plan is what separates success from frustration.

And the best part?

I already offer you a complete method—and in my premium courses, I give you a step-by-step guide to follow. So, you’re never lost. You know exactly what to do each day. Let me explain how it works and how you can create your own daily habit—even starting today.

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Today, we’ll talk about a beautiful and heartwarming story: Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery. It’s a book about imagination, friendship, and finding your place in the world. 

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Happy Easter, everyone!

Today I'll talk about something more festive. I'll talk about Easter and how Americans celebrate this holiday. And with a fun mini-story, you'll improve your English fluency by answering many questions in English.

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When we talk about houses together, we say town if it’s small and city if it’s bigger. But if those houses are organized in a somewhat chaotic way, you might hear about a slum or a shantytown.

If we focus on buildings in general, a group of them can form a residential complex. And if there are many homes in one place, we talk about a neighborhood or even a housing development.

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Today, I want to teach you about collective nouns.

But first… what are collective nouns? They are words we use to talk about a group of things or people as one unit. For example:

Instead of saying “many trees together,” we say a forest.

Easy, right?

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We’ve all seen it. A child moves to a new country and, within months, is speaking the local language. Meanwhile, adults struggle for years. It seems unfair, right?

People often say, “Children are like sponges!” They soak up languages quickly. But why? What makes their brains work differently? And most importantly—can adults learn like children? (Good news: Yes, you can!)

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Today, I want to talk about something I use every day in my kitchen—my cast iron skillet.

A long time ago, I used different pans for cooking. Some were good, but they didn’t last long. Some had a nonstick surface, but after some time, it was gone. And some just didn’t cook food the way I liked.

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