Master Fluent English
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When I was a kid I wanted to be black belt in karate.
So I signed up for lessons.
Greetings from the US!
I went home to Virginia for the holidays this year.
And while visiting my sister, I decided to check out a local book store.
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(NOTE: The link for the words is at the bottom of the article. Or click here to get them now.)
How many words are in the English language?
Ever heard of the 80/20 rule?
If you haven’t get ready.
This simple idea has changed lives, transformed businesses and it can improve your English faster than ever.
Reading is one of the best methods for improving your vocabulary.
The same is true for watching TV.
But…like with anything, there’s a right way and a wrong way.
“Where’s Trutnov?” I asked.
One of my Czech friends was trying to tell me but she was having problems. She confessed – a little embarrassed – that she always confuses the English words for “east” and “west.”
And she didn’t know why.