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Build confidence in English with coffee-break style conversations

03/08/2023 | Gabor Legradi

Socializing (also called “small talk”) is usually an important part of business relations in the English-language business culture. It’s when you have informal conversations with colleagues or business partners during the coffee break or other similar situations. ☕ They’re conversations about sports, travelling, food, hobbies, and similar general topics. Most learners say they feel kind […]

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Key tip to understand spoken English more easily

27/07/2023 | Gabor Legradi

Question: How can I understand spoken English more easily? 🤔 Answer: By learning how to listen more effectively. Here’s an analogy: Imagine you’re walking in a forest and reach a creek. You need to cross, but you’re wearing sports shoes, not waterproof boots, and there’s no bridge. The smaller stones are submerged, but the larger

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Createnglish Podcast notes_May 2023

24/05/2023 | Gabor Legradi

In this episode we find answers to: 1) Good old Small Talk: main points to train2) A student story: building confidence in speaking3) Language learning and the gym – 3 tips to help you stay in the game Further reading: How to deal with shyness when speaking Radio iVoox Apple Podcasts

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Createnglish Podcast notes_April 2023

26/04/2023 | Gabor Legradi

In this episode we find answers to: 1) What is progress in learning and how to measure it 2) Driving a car and learning English? 3) Do we improvise when we are speaking? Radio iVoox Apple Podcasts

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Createnglish Podcast notes_March 2023

22/03/2023 | Gabor Legradi

In this episode we find answers to: 1) What to do when motivation for learning drops and a simple tip on how to keep going | 2) Clarifying a mistake about the use of the Present Perfect (since/for/ago) | 3) How to reduce the influence of your 1st language on the way you speak English

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