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Classroom update!
Hi everyone! I have been studying hard this afternoon. I am preparing new classroom content. This means you will see more material in the classroom section of this community. It will help you improve your vocabulary, your pronunciation skills, your verb tense knowledge, and your confidence. However, in order to access this content, you need to like posts in this community, comment on member's posts, and create your own posts. I will create videos, exercises and tests for you to complete, and much more. Very soon, the content for the premium section will be ready. For the moment, keep posting here which will help this community become more visible in the discovery section on Skool. In 3 weeks it has changed from position 2500 to 1800. So this means more people will join this party soon! I am certain! Help me and I will help you grow your skills! Remember to post regularly, invite your friends, colleagues, family, and anyone who needs to learn English! Thanks! I appreciate you being here. Now, it's your chance to be present in the community!
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Word of the Day! - Curio (noun)
A curio is something unusual that is collected, like an ornament. Describe a curio that you have. What is it made of? What is its function? Where did you get it from? (Was it a gift, or did you buy it?) - Why is it unusual? - How do you feel when you see it?
Word of the Day! - Curio (noun)
@Monica Sedda Thanks for sharing! Your examples fit the idea of curios really well. I like how your stickers and event flyers each have their own little story — especially the ones your friends make. It’s great that you collect things you find naturally rather than buying them, as it makes the items even more personal and memorable.
How to use this community.
Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening everyone! Please understand that to make this community work well, we need to communicate with each other. So, please take 10 minutes to like and comment on all posts in this group. Posts which you haven’t seen or commented on. Also try and write your own post with a question, a suggestion for this group, or a story about you and your learning experience. Enjoy the day! Thanks for being here! Let’s work together to make this a great community. I want it to be the best learning environment on Skool!
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Icebreaker Questions
Icebreaker Questions + Sample Answers 1. Where are you from? Example answer:“I’m originally from Milan, but I work with people from many countries.” 2. Why are you learning English? Example answer:“I want to feel more confident in meetings and when talking to international colleagues.” 3. What’s one English skill you want to improve? Example answer:“I’d like to speak more naturally without stopping to think.” 4. What type of content helps you learn the most? Example answer:“I learn best with short videos and practical examples I can use immediately.” 5. What’s one English word you like? Example answer:“I like the word ‘straightforward’ because it’s useful in business conversations.” 6. What’s your biggest challenge in English right now? Example answer:“I understand well, but speaking fast is difficult for me.” 7. What motivates you to practise English? Example answer:“I feel more confident at work when my English improves.” 8. What’s one English phrase you use often? Example answer:“I often say ‘Let’s clarify the next steps’ in meetings.” 9. How do you usually study English? Example answer:“I study for 10 minutes a day, usually in the evening.” 10. What’s one small English success you’ve had recently? Example answer:“I understood a full conversation between two native speakers without subtitles.”
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Welcome new Member!
Welcome @Graziella Montenero - Please introduce yourself and take a look at the posts, commenting with your ideas and phrases. This is a new group, but I have great plans for it! Please welcome Graziella, @Troy Grant @Katrina Te-Hau @Monica Sedda @Renan Silva Thanks and let's try and get a conversation going here. 🤓
Welcome new Member!
@Graziella Montenero You're welcome! Ah! That's great! I was talking to a friend this morning who is from London. He is looking for an Italian teacher! Send me a message and we can chat! To improve English, you are in the perfect place! 🤓
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Business English coach helping professionals improve clarity, confidence, and fluency for real workplace conversations, meetings, and presentations.

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