I will teach you to become a confident English speaker without schools and rules
It was late.
I was in bed.
The book I was reading was a biography on Richard Burton. Not the famous actor who married the famous actress. This Richard Burton was an Englishman who lived in the 19th century. He was many things: a soldier, an adventurer, a translator and a spy. But I’m reading about him because of the interesting fact that he spoke 29 languages.
Petr’s email said he needed help.
He had problem.
The problem was called “English.”
Cost or investment.
What’s the difference?
A cost is my new Ford F-150. I’m going to drive it around town to pick up chicks. (meet women)
I used to go to a yoga class in Prague.
I liked it, but it took a big chunk of time out of my day.
The class was from 6 to 7 in the evening. Already an hour gone.
Here’s an embarrassing story.
Years ago I went to a doctor in Prague.
The nurse led me to a small room, told me to take off my clothes, put on a gown, and then come out of the room and walk down the hall when I was ready.
Good news in America!
Our leaders, (now our masters), tell us they may soon allow us to leave our homes!
We may return to work (if our job still exists).
A student wrote and told me:
“My biggest challenge is phrasal verbs.”
That’s common.
Good morning.
How was your weekend?
Mine was good.
A Childhood memory…
Assembling a model airplane on the kitchen table…
I was so excited. The picture on the box looked so cool. An Israeli F-16 painted in desert camouflage.
I feel like a genius!
I just learn five new Italian words and reviewed 15 from earlier this week.
And they were so easy!