I love old doors.
And Prague has some really great ones.
Yesterday I went for a walk and took some pictures.
How to apartment surf in Europe
Atomic Homework
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?
He was afraid to speak. Now he’s the team leader…
Here’s the problem…
You love your job.
You’re good at your job.
This student didn’t understand his UK client. Here’s what he did…
Imagine this…
You’re in a business meeting with an important client…
This client spends millions of dollars with your company every year.
If you’re afraid to speak, here’s someone you should meet
What if you lived in the US?
Or in England?
Would your English improve?
Another week, another apartment…
I moved into my new apartment yesterday.
This is #4.
Every place has something unique.
How to improve your grammar and stay out of jail
Yesterday I showed you a sign.
It was a sign in my building with five English mistakes.
And I asked you to send your suggestions for a rewrite.
The only time your English must be perfect
“Forget about your mistakes!”
“Perfect doesn’t exist!”
“No one cares about your tenses and conditionals!”
That’s what I’m always telling my students.