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START HERE: Daily Check-In. Say HI! Tuesday, March 17th
Slainte!! 🍻 Are you NEW? Go HERE NOW!! FEEDBACK for your first PIRF FRESH assignment? Go HERE NOW!! Who is here E X P A N D I N G their English knowledge today? Which lesson are you working on today? Did you/will you join a LIVE class today? Do you have a question? Put it below. LIVE Classes TODAY? Go HERE NOW!! What are the different LIVE classes? Go HERE NOW!! The ULTIMATE Guide!! WHAT can you learn from my lessons: Watch this video NOW!! EVERYONE--give a thumbs-up to this CHECK-IN and make sure you THUMB UP everyone's comments. Ready for our Newest Speaking and Listening lessons? Go HERE NOW!!
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GOOD NEWS
Right now, our current prices are: LME VIP – $28/month ($280/year) DDM VIP – $75/month ($750/year) PIRF VIP – $75/month ($750/year) If you join before March 22, you can lock in these prices forever. That means your membership price will never increase, as long as you stay a member. On March 22, we will update our pricing: LME VIP will become $35/month DDM VIP will become $98/month PIRF VIP will become $98/month So if you’ve been thinking about joining, this is the best time to do it. Join before March 22 and keep the current price for life. If you need payment assistance, please as Coach @Gulya Karimova or @Constance Tuballes for help 👍
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No Tangential Only Essential #10
I can't believe it! It's our tenth session! I got to know and brush off a lot of words and expressions, such as, "weigh down, proximity, preen, jammed, hoodwink, topsy-turvy, sempiternal, come clean", just to name a few. So bring your vocab items and practice your speaking, telling us about them and answering questions. Let's keep up our improvement alive! This Tuesday at 7 p.m. CET we're gonna get that ball rolling!
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“Phrasal verb” fun 🎉 “catch up"📚📩☕
Hey everyone! It’s Monday which usually means a fresh start… and a lot of things to catch up on after the weekend 😄Emails, messages, work… maybe even sleep! So today’s phrasal verb is CATCH UP, a super common one in everyday English. Let’s take a look 👇 📚 1. to reach the same level / make up for lost time Meaning: 👉make progress so you are no longer behind Examples: - I need to catch up on my work after the weekend. - I need to catch up on sleep. 📌 Often used with catch up on + something ☕ 2. to talk with someone and share news Meaning: 👉meet or talk to update each other Examples: - Let’s catch up over coffee this week. - I called my friend to catch up after a long time. ❓ Your turn! What do you usually need to catch up on at the beginning of the week? Drop your examples below 👇 https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=f7344607995d4e60b7d2459faa755a95
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