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Speak Out Right Academy

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Your September Commitment
Choose ONE realistic English habit for September. For example: 📚 Practice 15 minutes each day 💬 Comment in SORA 3 times each week 🎧 Listen to English every morning 🗣️ Speak aloud for 5 minutes every day 📖 Read one English article each week 👇 Complete: “In September, I will __________.” Keep it simple enough that you can actually do it!
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Hello, dear teacher, I hope you are doing well and I am sorry for my besy life that caused to be far away from this beautiful community. Whenever, I get a chance I will be there to learn a lot from this group and I would like to say you a big thank for your interesting words that keep me learning. I believe that some words can change someone life.
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@Kelly Ault thank you for your response and correction.
The Read Real English workshop recording is now available!
Have you ever felt comfortable reading English in a lesson—but then struggled with a real email, website, news article, menu, or social media post? In this workshop, you'll learn how to approach authentic English without feeling that you need to understand every word. We’ll explore a simple four-step reading method to help you: - Find the main idea quickly - Identify the details that actually matter - Guess unfamiliar vocabulary from context - Decide when you really need a dictionary - Practise skimming and scanning - Build a simple daily reading habit Your challenge: After watching, find one piece of real English—a post, email, article, menu, review, advertisement, or website—and practise the four-step method. Then come back and tell us in the comments: What type of real English is most difficult for you to read, and why? Watch the recording and start discovering how much real English you already understand!
The Read Real English workshop recording is now available!
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What type of real English is most difficult for you to read, and why? The most difficult real English is that type real English massages those are now generations usually used. They make the sentences too much short, like ( Idk ) it's means I don't know , And also some mails for government with difficult words make me confused.
What Does This Mean?
Have you heard an English expression that made you think: 🤔 "What does THAT mean?" Maybe someone said: "It's up to you." "Give me a break." "I'm just kidding." "That works for me." "No worries." 👇 Post an English expression you've heard but don't completely understand. Our teachers can explain what it means AND when people actually use it.
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Good morning teacher I hope you are doing well. I heard these expression a lot That works for me." Give me a break."but I don't know when should I use.
Welcome!
Tell us: • Your name • Your country • Your English goal • One fun fact about yourself We're excited to meet you!
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Hello, my name is Zahra. I'm from Afghanistan. "My goal is nursing! But first, I need to hit Level 7 at adult school to qualify." One fun fact about myself, I said Hello to the animals in my backyard it gives me a lot of energy ,in my backyard are so many animals like rabbits, Squirrels and beautiful birds with pleasant views. Why are they important to me? Because the footprints on the snow and the sound of these animals in the cold Canadian winter are the good news of a beautiful spring. They always leave the harsh and cruel winter behind in the hope of spring.
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Zahra Barati
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