“I’ll speak more when I feel confident.” I hear this ALL the time. But there’s a problem. Confidence doesn’t come BEFORE speaking. It comes AFTER speaking. Think about anything you’ve learned to do well. Driving. Swimming. Cooking. Playing an instrument. Did you wait until you felt confident before you started? Of course not! At first, you were probably nervous. You made mistakes. You had to think about everything. Then you did it again. And again. And again. Eventually, something changed. You became confident. English works the same way. You can study vocabulary for another year. You can study grammar for another year. You can watch another 500 English videos. But if you avoid speaking because you’re waiting to feel confident… you’re training yourself to avoid speaking. In ABC—Adult Basic Conversation—we do the opposite. You speak. We put you into small Zoom groups and give you real situations to talk about. Introductions. Small talk. Shopping. Restaurants. Work. Travel. Meetings. You don’t have to be perfect. You have to participate. One student from our previous ABC told me that his first class was difficult because he was shy and didn’t want to speak. So I created the smaller groups. He started talking. One or two words. Then he talked again. A short sentence. And again. Longer sentences! His shyness DISAPPEARED! That’s how confidence is built. Not by waiting. By doing. 🔥 The new ABC starts Saturday, October 3. I’ll personally be there LIVE to get you started. Regular price: $200 Current price: $150 Go HERE to sign up (look at the picture below). With ALIPAY, use this link HERE! In Russia, please contact Coach @Gulya Karimova

Hey everyone! Sometimes we take a break from something we enjoy… and then it’s time to get back to it! 😊 After a little break, I’m back with my phrasal verb posts! 🎉 So today’s phrasal verb is PICK UP - a super useful one with several common meanings in everyday English. Let’s take a look 👇 🚀 PICK UP 💫 1. to start again Meaning 👉 to start doing something again after a break Examples: - I took a break from English, but now I’m picking it up again. - Let’s pick up where we left off. - She picked up her studies again after the summer. 📚 2. to learn, acquire Meaning👉 to learn something naturally or gradually Examples: - I picked up a lot of new vocabulary from watching English shows. - You’ll pick it up quickly! 🚗 3. to go and get Meaning👉 to go somewhere to get someone or something and bring them back Examples: - Can you pick me up after work? - I need to pick up some groceries on my way home. Sometimes we don’t need to start from scratch. We just need to pick up where we left off. 💪😊 ❓ Your turn! 💬 What’s something you’ve picked up recently? Maybe a new word, a new skill, a new hobby… or even a new habit! 👇🎉 Share your examples!!! https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=f7344607995d4e60b7d2459faa755a95

Hi Laura Collu! Welcome to LME Premium!! You are going to be getting both speaking and listening lessons! They are all excellent! You can practice your lessons if you join our LME Speaking and LME Listening Live classes, use the Calender to join them (LME Speaking/Listening w/Coach Serge, Coach Miguel and Coach Mila). You can join all live classes with the ICONs (pictures) using the Skool calendar, they are free for you Don't miss Coach Shane's daily CHECK IN Let's Master English, you'll find it very useful. If you have any questions , need any help, feel free to ask — we’re always here for you. Stay active in the community, join our LIVE hangouts/classes, and together... Let's Master English!

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