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Challenge 2
Read one page of an English book.
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@Joan Hartwig Thank you teacher for all the corrections. I always like your corrections post and also reply to it. If any post is not like and not replied that means I didn't read it till now. Because I didn't get a good time to read it. Thank you.🙏🏻
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Today, I read page 184. Here is the summary: The author's rich dad repeated this statement many time, "money is not real". Rich dad also explained that we were very close to the secret of money when we were molding coins out of plaster of Paris. Rich dad also repeated another statement, "The poor and middle class work for money, the rich make money. The more you think that money is real, the harder you will work for it. But if you comprehend the idea that money is not real, you will get rich faster". Whenever Mike and the author asked if the money is not real then what it is, rich dad replied, "what we agree it is". Rich dad always emphasized on the thought that the most powerful asset is our mind. A trained mind can create enormous wealth, while an untrained mind can lead to collapsing the mind-boggling wealth. Further, the author defined how some people are becoming richer just by using their ideas, knowledge, and agreements. Traders earn a lot of money without any exchange of money. They just hit the buy and sell at the right time, and they make money from it. Just on a phone call, and buying and selling happens; no money is exchanged there either. It is not money that changes hands; it is agreements. Continued... Reflection: I am highly impressed with rich dad's thought which says, "Our most powerful asset is our mind". Yes, our mind can lead us from rags to riches. We just need to train it for that. I also agree that an untrained mind can demolish the rich inherited wealth. So, training our mind is the key to success. How and in which direction we are training it, it depends on us. Thank you.
English Tip: Small Practice Counts!
Don't wait until you have an hour to study English. Have 5 minutes? 🎧 Listen to part of a podcast. Have 10 minutes? 📖 Read a short article. Waiting for the bus? 🧠 Review five vocabulary words. Making dinner? 🗣️ Describe what you're doing in English. English practice doesn't always have to feel like studying. Look for little English moments throughout your day. 👇 Where could YOU fit a little English into your day today?
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I always take my grammar lessons during the morning time when I enjoy the sunlight. I fit my listening English practice while doing the dishes or washing clothes. Thanks 🙏🏻
Writing Challenge: Build a Strong Sentence!
Strong writing starts with strong sentences! In our new Writing Academy lesson: Sentences, we learn that a complete sentence needs: ✅ A subject ✅ A verb ✅ A complete thought ✅ A capital letter ✅ End punctuation For example: My family lives in Canada. Now it’s your turn! 👇 Write ONE complete sentence about your life in the comments. It can be about your family, work, studies, hobbies, or something you did today. 🌟 Bonus challenge: After you post your sentence, check it using the five points above. Don’t worry about making it complicated. Simple, clear English is good English! I’ll be checking the comments and giving feedback. 😊
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I am learning English so that I can communicate with non-Hindi speakers. Thanks 🙏🏻
Ask the Teacher: SPEAKING Edition
Today's your chance to ask me anything about speaking English! Maybe you wonder: 🗣️ How can I speak more fluently? 😟 How do I stop being nervous? 🤔 What do I say when I don't know a word? 💬 How do I start a conversation? ⏸️ Why do I pause so much? 🧠 How can I think in English? 👇 Drop your speaking question below. There are no silly questions — and someone else probably has the same question!
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I choose the second option. How do I stop being nervous? Whenever I try to speak in English I become nervous. I tried to complete my ideas as soon as possible and this increases my speaking speed. I also forget some good points that I want to mention. Sometimes it can be sell in my voice also because it shivers sometimes.😟 Thanks 🙏🏻
What makes someone easy to talk to?
Think about a person you enjoy having conversations with. What do they do? 👂 Listen carefully? ❓ Ask questions? 😊 Smile? 😂 Make you laugh? 💬 Share stories? ❤️ Show interest in what you say? Good conversations aren't about speaking perfect English. 👇 What do YOU think makes someone a good conversation partner?
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For me, it is the first option. They listen me carefully and mean while they add some sentences to continue the conversation. This also makes me feel that they are engaged with me during the conversation. Thanks 🙏🏻
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Radha Rani
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Hi, I am a freelancer. I am from India. I do document designing and typing jobs. I am a serious learner and want to improve my communicative English.

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