Como tarea: Grábense pronunciando el párrafo de abajo y suban su audio en los comentarios. Acuérdense de la pronunciación de “and”.¡Déjenme escucharlos! STORY: I woke up early and made coffee and checked my phone and sat at the table and thought about the day. I worked and answered emails and made mistakes and fixed them and kept going. I felt tired and doubtful and impatient and hopeful at the same time. I finished the task and closed my laptop and took a breath and realized I was still moving forward and that was enough.

sin ver la imagen, cuantas partes del cuerpo puedes nombrar? Escribelo wn los comentarios abajo.

One big secret of sounding fluent isn’t just pronunciation—it’s rhythm and stress. English speakers don’t stress every word equally. Some words “pop,” while others shrink. Your task: 1. Record yourself saying this sentence two times:“I didn’t say she stole the money.” 2. Each time, stress a different word. 3. Post your recordings here and tell us how the meaning changes when you stress different words. ✨ Pro Tip: Native speakers change meaning with stress—not just vocabulary. Practicing this will instantly make you sound more natural. Post your recording in the comments and listen to others—this is how we learn faster together!

I am from Colombia and I want to learn English fluently ,