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Sunday, May 10th. START HERE: Daily Check-In. Say Hi!
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VIP PERSONAL Mastery Session Complete
As always excellent job to you. I'm SUPER impressed with your great answers, great questions and especially impressed with the RAPID improvement of pronunciation issues. Keep up the excellent work. The video is in the CLASSROOM
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✍️ Dictation Sunday, Baby! 🎧 May 10th 🍩 ☕
DESSERT DESERTED Hey guys! 😃 ✋ Who’s up for some dictation? Join me this Sunday and let’s get our listening and pronunciation game on! 👂✨ ✍️ Dictation Sunday #18 w/ Coach Serge 🎧 🕛 Check the Calendar 📚 The Classroom Page PREMIUM MEMBERS ONLY ❗ Who is it for: LIVE CLASS for ALL MEMBERS ❗ What it is: Focused listening & pronunciation practice Best for: Sharpening listening skills, mastering pronunciation and attention to details Vibe: Energetic, friendly, fun! LEARNING TOGETHER, IMPROVING BIG TIME 🚀
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🇺🇸 English Expressions: Word of Mouth 🗣️
Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “word of mouth.” 👉 It means information that is passed from person to person by speaking, not through ads or official sources. It’s basically how news spreads through people talking to each other. Origin:This phrase comes from the literal idea of information traveling from one person’s mouth to another’s ear. It’s been used in English since the 16th–17th century to describe informal communication before mass media existed. 📜 Examples: • The restaurant became popular through word of mouth. 🍽️ • I heard about that job by word of mouth. 💼 • Most of our customers come from word of mouth. 📣 Now it’s your turn! 💬Drop your own sentence using “word of mouth” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝
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The Start of Summer 立夏 ☀️🌻🍉🕶️
The weather was so great today! I just finished my 5k run and made this video.
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