Here is the beginning of season 2! This book, which I've covered quite a bit already, is next on the list for those of you who are looking to bring out something within you that's lying dormant. “What is motivation? Motivation is that which induces action or determines choice. It is that which provides a... Continue Reading →
As I went over on my previous podcast, this one is very similar because in order for you to sound like a native speaker of English, you'll have to learn how to link words. I've been over this quite a few times already, and will continue going over this for a LONGGGGG time. So, brace... Continue Reading →
Shopping, especially in NES countries, could be easy (but most people make it difficult). Know your simple phrases, have good ethics, and always put whatever you pick up back. Very very important. So, with that being said, let's go over some useful expressions that will help you while shopping. Can I help you? (shop assistant).... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another IELTS preparatory podcast and I'm bringing you today some more word linking and of course, intrusive sounding. I went over this recently with some of my students and they understood pretty quickly how it works. a. I'd like to talk about an award I received last week. b. I had been... Continue Reading →
These are the last two masks I'll be talking about, and this is the last episode for Lewis Howes' Masks of Masculinity book. There were so many gems and so many things I connected in my past. Even over the past couple of days, I still continue to see people who are suffering from these... Continue Reading →
When a word begins with a vowel sound and the previous words ends in a consonant sound, we link the two sounds together in continuous natural speech. Word linking, which is strongly encouraged, will score you pretty high in your IELTS examination; in addition to that, would make you sound like a native speaker. Read... Continue Reading →
Ahhh! Some of you out there are confused to what past tense verbs and adjectives ending in -ed are, huh? Example: I bored or I am bored? Example: I jumped or I am jumped? This would more than likely help you right off the back, if it doesn't, it's time to dive in a little bit more.... Continue Reading →
Tiffany Okafor is a best-selling author, inspirational speaker and mindset mentor based in Los Angeles, CA. As a speaker and mindset mentor, she takes a no-nonsense approach to helping millennials shift their mindsets so that they can lead happier and more peaceful lives. Her best-selling book, BITCHY, provides an even deeper insight into the techniques... Continue Reading →
The biggest thing that's about to occur will be virtual reality or augmented reality in medical science where it allows doctors to make a better diagnosis and learn more about the function of human being's organs that are deemed to be vital to doctors -- especially in training of trainee doctors. With the power of... Continue Reading →
