This week we’re talking about rules.
Not the rules you must follow.
…the rules you must break!
…and break them like Van Damme breaks bricks.
Rule #2 (YOU MUST BREAK) for Fluent English
Rule #1 (YOU MUST BREAK) for Fluent English
“How did you learn English?”
I ask this question almost weekly.
Only once I heard the answer: “I learned to speak English at the _____ School of English.”
Sure, you can make progress at a school.
Don’t tell the police
How was your weekend?
Did you break any laws?
I did.
No, I didn’t dress in black and steel valuable jewels from a museum.
If you can learn poker you can master English
I must admit something.
It’s not something I tell everyone.
You see, although I’m an American…
Accountant vs. Surfer — Who’s the better English student?
Imagine…
Two students in an English class.
One is an accountant.
Hidden Prague. And a simple way to remember words
Yesterday I gave you a short tour of the doors of Prague.
I’ve always been curious about them.
For years I wondered, “What’s on the other side?”
How to apartment surf in Europe
I love old doors.
And Prague has some really great ones.
Yesterday I went for a walk and took some pictures.
It snowed last night!
It snowed last night!
(For me readers in Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia, it’s the white stuff.)
the view outside my window
The mental game of English
I just got back from the dentist
This was a return visit.
Two weeks ago I went for a checkup and I heard the words you don’t want to hear when you’re sitting in the chair.
Is this a sign? Are more changes coming?
What to do on a Sunday afternoon when everything is closed?
Go for a walk, of course.
Even if it’s 2 degrees, windy, cloudy, and about to get dark?
