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[English]

English speaking course. Do traditional

English books make you frown in

confusion?

>> Have you done tons of exercises but

still feel stuck when speaking?

>> Then stop locking yourself in

complicated grammar and English books.

>> Close the books and come with us.

>> Join our videos that are simple,

practical, and helpful. A place where

your speaking and listening skills will

truly grow.

>> You'll learn how real people use words

in everyday conversations

>> and pick up life lessons that are both

easy and meaningful.

>> So, what are you waiting for?

>> Let's start.

>> Never give up.

>> Hey, Mom. Mike, how was your day at

school? Did you get back your test

scores?

>> Yep. And they're not so great.

>> What do you mean?

>> Well, I got a B in English, a C in

Spanish, and another B in math.

>> That's not the end of the world, dear.

>> I'm really disappointed in myself. I

should have done better.

>> Listen, Mike, our family doesn't define

someone by grades alone.

You're a wonderful student and a great

son.

>> Thanks, Mom. I promise I'll put in more

effort and not give up.

What do you do in your free time?

>> Hey, Anna, what you up to?

>> Just surfing my socials.

Is that your usual free time drill?

>> Pretty much. My phone's like a Swiss

Army knife. YouTube vids, awesome

playlists, and loads of chats.

>> Sweet. I do some web surfing, too.

>> Other than that, how else you spend your

downtime?

>> Most of it's devoured by reading.

>> Really? I'm a bookworm, too. What genres

do you dig?

I'm all about fantasy and horror tales.

>> Yikes. Horror is a nogo for me. I'm more

into romance stories. I prefer romantic

genres

from time to time.

Hey Amy, feel like playing some video

games for fun?

>> I'm up for it, but I have to hit the hay

early tonight.

>> Why is that? Got plans for tomorrow?

>> Yeah. Got a crucial meet up with my

partner. He's in another town, so I'll

be subway bound.

>> The subway? Last time I took it, I got

all turned around. You know your way

around here?

>> Not really. Trains aren't my regular

gig. Hence, I need to catch the earliest

one tomorrow.

Gotcha. Well, you better hit the sack

early then. I'll wrap up this game.

I have a headache.

May I come in, sir?

>> Come on in.

>> What's up, Jane?

>> I'm feeling under the weather, sir. Can

I take off early today?

>> Did you bring your leave request?

>> Yep, right here.

>> All right, Jane. You're free to head

out.

>> Thanks a bunch, boss. I've already

wrapped up the financial report for this

month.

Just need to give it one last check.

I'll tackle it tomorrow when I'm on the

mend and I'll catch up with the crew at

the company.

>> You've been doing stellar work, Jane.

Now go home and take care of yourself.

>> Appreciate it, sir.

How's it going?

>> David, long time no see.

>> Finally, we met again. Tracy, how's it

going?

>> I moved to New York because of my work.

I try to get used to the hustling and

bustling lifestyle here.

>> I know, right? At first, I was amazed by

the pace of life in this city.

Everything makes me feel like I'm

falling behind. But I believe you'll

soon love it, just like the way I did.

>> I hope so. By the way, how do you do?

>> Well, I'm enjoying my married life.

Balancing between career and family is

quite tough, though.

>> Please introduce me to your wife and

your kids someday.

>> Definitely.

Hey, don't leave yet.

>> We see you reaching for that skip

button.

>> Stay till the end. It's worth it.

>> Trust us, your English will thank you.

You got this.

So, heard you got a job offer, huh? Are

you excited about it? Totally. But kind

of freaking out, too. Like, can I even

handle this? Hey, only you can answer

that. Listen to that gut feeling. You

know, think about where you want to be

in 5 years.

True. That fear's got to take a

backseat.

You got this. Dive in. No regrets,

right? No matter what, I've got your

back. Thanks. You're a lifesaver.

So, decision time. I'm going for it.

That's my girl. I knew you'd crush it.

Who's your favorite movie star?

>> Who's your favorite movie star?

>> Tom Hanks for sure.

>> Oh, why? He's just a great actor, you

know. Forest Gump, Castway, the guy's a

legend.

>> Totally get it. I've caught a few of his

flicks. He's got mad skills.

>> So, who's your pick?

>> Mine's also a Tom. Tom Cruz.

>> Ah, gotcha. He's a big deal, too, huh?

>> Yeah, he's a movie legend.

>> Agreed. Let's keep watching awesome

movies like theirs.

Take a break.

Hey, what's up? You seem a bit off.

Something on your mind?

>> Yeah, been feeling kind of low lately.

>> Oh, that sucks. Anything specific?

>> Just a lot going on, you know,

overwhelming.

I get it. But let's try to perk up.

Remember, tough times don't last.

>> I know. Just hard to see the positives

right now.

>> Totally get that. But maybe focus on

stuff that makes you smile, take a

break, do something fun.

>> You're right. Maybe a walk or some

feelood tunes.

>> Great idea. And remember, you're not

alone. I got your back.

>> Thank you. Means a lot. Seriously,

>> a piece of cake.

>> Guess what? I baked a cake. Want a

slice?

>> Oh, you bet. I'm all about cake.

>> Sweet. Which flavor rocks your world?

>> Chocolate's my jam. What's yours?

>> Same here. Chocolate for the win. Sweet

or sour? I'm in. Here you go.

>> Wow, this is delish. So rich and moist.

>> Happy to hear you're loving it. It's a

top tier recipe for me. Cakes like a

happiness bomb, right?

>> No kidding. It's instant joy.

Thanks for sharing the yumminess.

More cake.

>> You got it. Second slice coming up.

>> Yay. This is like cake heaven.

>> What do you think about it?

>> So, spill the tea. Should I break up

with him?

Wow, heavy stuff. What's going on?

>> Just some relationship hiccups that bug

me.

>> You talked to him about it.

>> Tried, but it's like talking to a wall.

>> Well, happiness is key, you know? You

got to be feeling the love and respect.

>> You're totally right. I think it's time

for the end credits. Not easy, but got

to put me first, you know?

No rush. Follow your gut.

And hey, I got your back.

>> Hey, don't leave yet.

>> We see you reaching for that skip

button.

>> Stay till the end. It's worth it. Trust

us, your English will thank

Key Grammar Structures

• Have you done tons of exercises but still feel stuck when speaking?

  ➔ Present Perfect vs. Simple Past

  ➔ The phrase 'Have you done' uses the Present Perfect to refer to an action that started in the past and is relevant now. 'Still feel' emphasizes the ongoing result of that action.

• You'll learn how real people use words in everyday conversations

  ➔ Future Simple with 'will'

  ➔ 'You'll learn' uses the Future Simple with 'will' to express a prediction or promise about future actions.

• I'm really disappointed in myself. I should have done better.

  ➔ Present Perfect with 'should have'

  ➔ 'Should have done' expresses regret or advice about a past action that did not occur.

• I'm all about fantasy and horror tales.

  ➔ Present Continuous for General Preferences

  ➔ The Present Continuous is used here to express a general interest or preference, not an action happening now.

• I need to catch the earliest one tomorrow.

  ➔ Future with 'need to'

  ➔ 'Need to' is used to express necessity or obligation in the future.

• You're a lifesaver.

  ➔ Present Simple for Permanent Characteristics

  ➔ The Present Simple is used here to describe a permanent characteristic or trait.

• I think it's time for the end credits.

  ➔ Present Simple with 'think'

  ➔ 'Think' in the Present Simple is used to express opinions or beliefs.

• Follow your gut.

  ➔ Imperative Mood

  ➔ The Imperative Mood is used to give direct commands or advice.