🚀 Exciting Announcement: 30-Day Free Pronunciation Challenge Launching August 1st! 🚀 Hello Skool community! 👋 Welcome to the Fluency Clan. I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my 30-Day Free Pronunciation Challenge, starting on August 1st! This challenge is specifically designed to help non-native English speakers preparing for the IELTS exam to refine their pronunciation skills and boost their performance. IELTS examiners often observe several common pronunciation challenges among test-takers, such as: ❌ Pronunciation of Specific Sounds: Difficulty with sounds like "th," "r," and "l" can affect your clarity. ❌ Stress and Intonation: Incorrect stress on syllables or words can lead to misunderstandings and affect your fluency score. ❌ Connected Speech: Struggling with linking words naturally can make your speech sound choppy and less fluent. ❌ Consistency: Inconsistent pronunciation can confuse listeners and lower your pronunciation score. 🎯 What You'll Gain from the 30-Day Challenge: ✅ Improved Pronunciation: Master difficult sounds and patterns to ensure your speech is clear and understandable. ✅ Enhanced Fluency: Learn to use stress and intonation effectively to sound more natural and fluent. ✅ Better Connected Speech: Practice linking words smoothly to make your speech more coherent and fluent. ✅ Increased Consistency: Achieve a consistent pronunciation that enhances your overall speaking score. 🌟 Bonus: Join a Community of Motivated Learners! One of the best parts of this challenge is the opportunity to connect with a group of like-minded, motivated learners. You’ll be able to share your progress, exchange tips, and encourage each other along the way. Together, we can achieve our pronunciation goals and make a real impact on our IELTS performance. 🎥 All videos will be uploaded to the Skool platform so you can access them if you miss the live class. Plus, you'll get daily practice sounds to work on! 📱 Join the WeChat/WhatsApp Group! In this group, you can post your daily practice videos (1-2 minutes max). To qualify for the prizes, you must post every day:

Never Forget Vocabulary You Can Actually Use When Speaking English 🧠💬 Let’s face it—you’ve been there. You study new words, cram them into your brain, and feel like you’ve got it. But when you actually need to use them in a conversation… poof! They vanish. 😓 That’s because most people are memorizing vocabulary in a way that doesn’t actually stick. They’re learning words in isolation, repeating random phrases, and hoping they’ll somehow show up when it’s time to speak. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t work that way. 🚫 Context is King 👑 Building your language is like constructing a house—piece by piece. You can’t just throw up a few walls and expect them to stand forever. You need a solid foundation, strong beams, and careful alignment. Otherwise, when you try to have a conversation about a topic for 2-3 minutes, your language will collapse. 🏚️ Many people memorize thousands of vocabulary words, but their language skills are like a house full of holes. Without the right materials—like cement, structural beams, and proper alignment—those walls will crumble. Random learning approaches leave most learners lost and confused, ultimately leading to frustration and giving up. Here’s the Game Changer: The Smooth Fluency System 🌀 With the Smooth Fluency System, you’ll never forget vocabulary again—and more importantly, you’ll use it confidently when speaking in English. This system integrates the three essential levels of vocabulary (active, expanding, and passive) to make sure those words don’t just sit in your brain… they come out when you need them. 🎯 Here’s How It Works: Step 1: Identify a Topic and Stick to It 🎯 Choose a topic where your vocabulary is weak. Why? This gives your brain a clear focus and ensures every word you learn is actually useful to you. Step 2: Learn Vocabulary in Context 🗣️ Stop memorizing lists of random words. Focus on phrasal verbs, collocations, and power verbs—the words that native speakers actually use. Learn them in real-life contexts, so you know when and how to use them.