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If You Know These Words, Your English is Excellent!

Learn 5 common English words with multiple meanings through a simple story!In this video, you’ll practice words like **get, run, miss, just, and take** and learn how their meanings change depending on the context.Listen to the story, test yourself with the quizzes, and start unde ...  Show more

How to Speak English Confidently | Shadow This Advanced English Conversation

Practice advanced English listening AND speaking with this B2–C1 English shadowing practice!If you’re interested in speaking English in a safe environment, join the waitlist to my community here: https://tally.so/r/xXPD2GHave a conversation with me about confidence, fear, making ...  Show more

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