Hi everyone! Welcome back to our challenge. I hope you had a relaxing weekend! Thank you so much to everyone who showed up for our lesson on Saturday. The recorded lesson and materials are now available in the Classroom tab under Recorded Live Sessions. Today is already Day 27 of 56, and we're talking about our proudest moment. I had to take some time to think about mine because there are so many things I'm proud of, and sometimes we don't stop to recognize how far we've come. Remember the goal here is not to sound perfect. The goal is to practice expressing yourself and becoming more comfortable speaking English. If you need some ideas, take a look at the lesson image I always share here with you I can't wait to see your videos in the comments. Let's keep going! ❤

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Welcome to your first Fluent & Free challenge! The 56-Day Challenge was created to help you build the most important habit for anyone who wants to speak English with confidence: practicing a little bit every day. At first, it might seem like recording one video a day won’t make much of a difference. You might even think, “Does this really work?” The answer is: yes. Trust the process. When you watch the video you recorded today and compare it to the video you record on Day 56, I’m sure you’ll see a huge difference in your confidence, pronunciation, and ability to express yourself. Before you begin, go to the Classroom tab and watch the video called “Your First 56 Days.” In this video, I explain exactly how the challenge works and how to get the most out of it. Then, come back here and post your first video in the comments. You’ll receive personalized feedback and start your journey toward fluency! 🎥 Day 1/56: Introduce Yourself I’m looking forward to getting to know you! Mackenzie

Welcome to Fluent and Free! Let's get to know each other :) Tell us: 🌍 Where are you from? 📍 Where do you live now? (if different) 🎯 What's one thing you're passionate about? Feel free to reply to other members and start a conversation. You never know who you might have something in common with. And don't forget to answer today's poll! 👇 What best describes you?

HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD Meaning: To describe something exactly right. 👉 Em português: bater o prego na cabeça. Como soa natural: "acertar em cheio." Exemplo: 💬 "You hit the nail on the head with your conclusion." (Você acertou em cheio com a sua conclusão.) ✍️ YOUR TURN / SUA VEZ: Write an example of when you hit the nail on the head.