I will teach you to become a confident English speaker without schools and rules
Something different today.
Instead of my usual email, you’re getting the latest from my next book.
The title: “How to Talk to Strangers in English; And make them think you’re amazing even if your English is so bad it makes rugby players cry and starts earthquakes.”
There’s always a better way to do it.
Example:
Last week I was lying in bed in a hotel room (a great place to get stuff done, if you can keep the TV off) and thinking about my priorities.
As the sun sets over a cloudy America, I wish you and your family a very happy, healthy and wealthy 2019.
I thank you for your attention and your trust. I hope my lessons and motivation made your journey with English at least a small bit easier.
And this time next year, as you think back to today, may we both be to say, “I am wiser now than I was then.”
Did you know that some people in America have stopped saying “Merry Christmas?”
Instead, they say “Happy Holidays” or “Seasons Greetings.”
And once, I saw a message from Facebook wishing me a “Wonderful Winter” – on Christmas Day!
I used to date a makeup artist.
When we’d go to a café in Prague, while I would read, she would draw.
And she was pretty good.
But first, let’s talk about math.
If a woman asks you, “How old do you think I am?”, what should you tell her?
Here’s the formula I use:
This is my parents’ backyard in Virginia.
Behind the barn and the mist, that’s Castleton Mountain.
These aren’t the Alps or the Rockies, so you won’t exactly need a Sherpa or an oxygen tank to get to the top.
What’s the best exercise?
Answer: Whatever you enjoy.
Because that’s the only exercise you’ll actually do.
A typical Thursday.
Sometime in the afternoon.
I was walking with the crowd between platforms.
And my answer:Good evening Mr. Vig, I am writing to you to find the best way how to prepare for the FCE exam which I will take in 15th December 2018. It will be lovely if you can help me find a person who can help me.
You can read why here: https://mrvig.com/5-reasons-Hi Jan,I’m not a big fan of certificates (unless you need one to get into university or apply for a job).I’ve prepared many students to take the tests, and it was almost always a mistake.