Hi ,

I'm curious about where you are in your "English journey". Do you mind answering one quick and easy question? (it would help me a lot):

Are you learning English at the moment?

Ok, that out of the way, here are some goodies that might help you keep learning English (and enjoy the process).

✨English-learning resources:

1) LangCorrect, a free language learning platform.

Here you can master grammar, spelling, and syntax in the language(s) you’re learning through direct feedback on your writing from fluent, native speakers. Besides journaling, you can also instant message others and correct one another.

2) A short Level Test (24 questions ≈ 15 min)

It gauges your vocabulary, listening comprehension, situational context.

3) The 90-90-1 Rule Will Help You Reach Your Big Goal:

For the next 90 days, devote the first 90 minutes of your work day to the one best opportunity in your life. Nothing else. Zero distractions. Just get that project done. Period. So, what is the best opportunity in your life now?

🍿 Next movie

The participants of our latest hangout requested a mystery.

BTW, a few of my Ukrainian and Russian-speaking readers think that "mystery" means "мистика", but actually it's not true.

Mystery movies or novels (often called murder mystery) are stories (books or films) about a murder, in which you are not told who the murderer is until the end. In our language we call such genre "a detective".

Anyway, if you're interested in this genre, you'll like the next hangout. We're discussing Game Night (2018) - it's an adventure + comedy with elements of mystery, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Check out the trailer and sign up for the hangout

I WANT TO COME!

See you at the hangout (or sooner) 👋

Have a great week!

Tania.

PS

If you already have enough resources, but feel lost and don't know how to use them, book a consultation with me and I'll help you figure it out.