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• In this episode, I'll introduce you to some new tongue twisters. It's not the first time I'm talking about tongue twisters. I've done two episodes in the past, so if you want to listen to them, look for episodes #083 and #087.
• And with a mini-story, you will improve your fluency in English by answering questions, like in a real conversation.

So, do you remember what a tongue twister is?

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In this episode, let's take a look at the most common New Year's resolutions. Then you will practice your English fluency with a mini-story.

It's curious how the passage of time is perceived according to age. Young people don't think much about it. Middle-aged people think about the things they still want to achieve and realize that they have less and less time. Older people, on the other hand, remember the old days.

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In this episode, I'll talk about the Christmas holidays. And after that, you'll practice your English speaking with an exciting mini-story about a man dressed in red.

Ah! It's Christmas at last! I don't know about you, but I love this time of year. I start to think about what presents to give to my family and friends. Normally I make a list, so I don't forget anyone. Can you imagine forgetting someone?

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Today, you will learn how to replace the word "look" in a sentence if you want to be more concise. I'll give you an example, depending on the context. In the previous episodes, I gave several examples of terms or expressions that you may use instead of "look". So make sure that you listen to the earlier episodes as well.

We'll start with the word to scan.

1)To scan

When we look over something quickly we "scan" it.

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Today, I want to introduce some funny but useful compliments that will make your significant other, feel special. There are all kinds of compliments: good, bad, original, ordinary, or funny ones. If you still don't know what they are, don't worry because I'll explain it to you.

Next, we will practice fluency with a mini-story on a very special competition related to today's topic.

As I said, today I'm going to talk about compliments, but first, let's define what they are.

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Let's talk again about the repetitive use of the word "look." There are many more words that you can use instead. I will help you to choose the right one depending on the context.

Therefore, today, I will continue to enrich your vocabulary and help you to sound more like a native English speaker.

And with a point of view story, you will practice your English speaking, and you will learn grammar without memorizing any rules.

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I'll be talking about one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States: Halloween. After that, you'll practice your speaking with a new mini-story, while enjoying my new Question & Answer story.

Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the last day of October. I would say it's very popular because everybody's excited about it, especially children.

The word Halloween comes from an old English expression, "All Hallows' Eve," and it means the day before All Saints' Day.

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>> Get my new course: The PRONUNCIATION Course 2024! Visit PronunciationCourse.com and get the course! I'm here to tell you to stop using the word "look" repeatedly. There are many more alternatives, and depending on the context, I will help you to choose the right one.

• This lesson is intended to help you enrich your vocabulary and sound more like a native English speaker.
• And with a mini-story, you will practice your English speaking.

But first, I would like to share with you a comment on Facebook from one of my students called Fernando Romero:

"Hello Georgiana, I'm fascinated by your method. I have improved my spoken English. Your podcasts are incredible... congratulations. Thank you!"

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• Do you have a hard time using the words Already, Still and Yet?
• Well, today I'll help you to understand how to use these three words.
• And with a point of view story, you will learn grammar without memorizing any rules.

As you know, I don't teach grammar to my students. However, many of you have difficulties using the words: already, still, and yet. So in this episode, I'm going to explain how to use them.

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Do you know the difference between the words "bring," "carry," "fetch," and "take?"

If the answer is no, this is going to be a very useful episode for you.

When do we use the word "BRING"?

1) "Bring" means to conduct something/someone to come with, to, or toward the speaker.

Examples:

"Jason, please bring me a beer."

"He brought his brother to the hospital."

When do we use the word TAKE?

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