“The best way to learn English is without a shadow of a doubt to belong to an English-speaking community.”
-a Vitamin V reader
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Here’s How A Community Can Make You Fluent
This week, we’re talking about community.
Here’s how a community can help you become an English speaker.
Learning To Swim
When I was a kid I couldn’t swim.
These Are My Two Communities
Every Wednesday, I take the metro across town to work at a co-working space.
I go on Wednesdays because that’s when all the members go out to lunch together.
They also have other events like yoga, a writers group, board game night, pub night, ski trips, bowling, etc. etc.
Do you belong to a community?
Let’s talk about community.
Do you know that word?
A church is a community.
Wanna Meet?
How was your weekend?
Me, busy and lazy.
Saturday was busy.
How To Teach Your Teacher [Tip 5 of 5]
Did you catch my mistake yesterday?
On the blog, I wrote “viola.”
This is a viola.
How To Teach Your Teacher [Tip 4 of 5]
This week, we’re talking about how to get a €100 lesson from a €50 teacher.
If you’re just joining us, go to the blog to catch up on past lessons.
Tip #4
I recommend you have this conversation via email even before you meet your teacher.
How To Teach Your Teacher [Tip 3 of 5]
A good teacher has two speeds.
Normal.
And “you.”
How To Teach Your Teacher [Tip 2 of 5]
In the gym, one man picks up a dumbbell and it changes his body.
But in the hands of another man, it does nothing.
You’ve got to know how to use your tools.
How To Teach Your Teacher [Tip 1 of 5]
Explaining is not teaching.
You don’t want to know more English rules and definitions (you really don’t).
Instead, you want to be able to turn off your brain, sit down, and have a nice, normal conversation with anyone about anything.