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🔥 DAY 13 — YOUR STORY MATTERS | Find Your Voice
🎤 REVIEW + CONFIDENCE + SHARING YOUR STORY 🔥 Welcome back everyone 👏 Today is an important day. Not because we learned a huge amount of NEW information… but because we stopped to realize how much progress we have already made. 🔥 🎯 TODAY’S FOCUS Today we reviewed: ✅ short vowels ✅ long vowels ✅ blends ✅ the one vowel rule ✅ the two vowel rule ✅ stress + rhythm ✅ connected speech ✅ language pyramids And most importantly… 👉 speaking with CONFIDENCE. 🧠 TODAY’S BIG IDEA You are not just memorizing English. You are learning how to: ✅ communicate ✅ express yourself ✅ tell your story ✅ and use your voice naturally 🔥 SOME OF OUR KEY REMINDERS TODAY 👉 Speak now. Fix later. 👉 Simple is powerful. 👉 Real English connects. 👉 Confidence grows through repetition. 🗣 STORY BUILDING PRACTICE Today we practiced speaking in COMPLETE thoughts: 👉 My name is… 👉 I am from… 👉 Before this course… 👉 But now… We are learning how to share: ✅ our journey ✅ our growth ✅ our confidence ✅ and how we are finding our voice. 🚀 FINAL WEEK IS COMING Very soon… you are going to share your story with confidence. Not a perfect story. 👉 YOUR story. And honestly… that is something you can use for LIFE. 🎥 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT Record a 45–60 second video: ✅ introduce yourself ✅ share part of your English journey ✅ explain what has changed in your confidence ✅ speak naturally from the heart Bonus: Use: ✅ rhythm ✅ stress ✅ connected speech ✅ one language pyramid 🔑 KEYWORD: MYVOICE When you finish: 👉 Comment “MYVOICE” 👉 Post your homework video 👉 Encourage your classmates 👏 🔥 FINAL PUSH “You are not just learning English. You are finding YOUR voice.” Let’s go. 🚀
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@Maya Minh Tú Thank you so much 😊 Your English is very good!
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@Nga Tran I was afraid that I would forget to do the homework 😅
🔥 DAY 12 — WHY NATIVE ENGLISH SOUNDS FAST | 21 Days To Find Your Voice
🎤 LINKING + CONNECTED SPEECH 🔥 Welcome back everyone 👏 This week, your English is becoming MORE natural. So far we have learned:✅ syllables✅ stress✅ rhythm✅ schwa✅ reduction Today… 🚀 we learn how REAL English connects together. 🎯 TODAY’S FOCUS Today we practice: ✅ linking sounds✅ connected speech✅ smoother listening✅ natural rhythm✅ real spoken English flow Remember: 👉 Native English is NOT word… by… word… but idea by idea 👉 It CONNECTS. 🧠 TODAY’S BIG IDEA Compare these: ❌ pick / it / up ✅ pickitup ❌ turn / it / on ✅ turniton ❌ take / it / out ✅ takeitout Native speakers sound fast because:👉 the sounds CONNECT together. 🔥 REAL ENGLISH EXAMPLES 👉 Whaddaya doing? 👉 Didja eat yet? 👉 Lemmeno tomorrow. Smooth.Connected.Natural. 🎤 YOUR MISSION 1️⃣ Watch both videos carefully 2️⃣ Repeat OUT LOUD 3️⃣ Practice linking the sounds 4️⃣ Join breakout groups and SPEAK 5️⃣ Record your speaking homework 🎥 🚀 FINAL PRESENTATION PREP Everything we are practicing now is helping you: ✅ sound smoother ✅ understand more real English ✅ speak with confidence ✅ tell your story naturally And your English already sounds VERY different than Day 1 🔥 🎯 VIDEO CHALLENGE Level 1: Practice 3 linked phrases Level 2: Say 2 connected sentences naturally Level 3 (Challenge): Speak smoothly for 45–60 seconds about word linking 🔑 KEYWORD: LINKING When you finish: 👉 Comment “LINKING”👉 Post your homework video👉 Encourage your teammates 👏 🔥 FINAL PUSH “Real English is not separated. It flows together naturally.” Let’s go. 🚀
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Key Differences: - Whatcha (What + Are + You / What + Have + You):Usage: Often used for active, present-tense actions or possessions.Examples:"Whatcha doing?" (What are you doing?)"Whatcha need?" (What do you need? or What have you needed?)"Whatcha got there?" (What have you got there?). - Whaddaya (What + Do + You / What + Are + You):Usage: Often used to ask about opinions, routines, or desires.Examples:"Whaddaya think?" (What do you think?)."Whaddaya mean?" (What do you mean?)"Whaddaya want?" (What do you want?).
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Day 12 Homework!
🔥 DAY 11 — The Secret of Natural English (Shh, don't tell) | FIND YOUR VOICE
Today is about something powerful: Speaking with FLOW instead of speaking word by word. A lot of English learners know vocabulary…They know grammar…But when they speak, it sounds disconnected, robotic, or hesitant. Why? Because real English is CONNECTED. Native speakers connect sounds.They reduce sounds.They stress certain words.They speak with rhythm. That’s why today we are focusing on: 🎯 Rhythm 🎯 Stress 🎯 Connected Speech 🎯 Natural Flow Remember: English is not just words. English is MUSIC. The goal is not to sound “perfect.” The goal is to sound CLEAR, CONFIDENT, and NATURAL. 🔥 KEY LEARNING POINTS TODAY ✅ Real English flows together(“What are you doing?” → “Whaddaya doing?”) ✅ Stress gives meaningNative speakers do not stress every word equally. ✅ Short pauses matterGood speaking is not rushing.It is controlled flow. ✅ Simple is powerfulA simple sentence with good rhythm sounds stronger than a complicated sentence with fear. ✅ Confidence grows through repetitionThe more you repeat natural patterns, the more automatic your speaking becomes. 🎤 TODAY’S HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 1️⃣ Watch today’s lesson carefully. 2️⃣ Practice shadowing:Pause the video and repeat EXACTLY after the speaker.Focus on:• rhythm• stress• pronunciation• flow 3️⃣ Record a 1–2 minute video introducing yourself OR telling a short story using smooth, connected English. 4️⃣ Post your video in the classroom. 5️⃣ Encourage at least 2 other students in the comments.Remember:We grow faster when we help each other grow. 🔥 SPEAK NOW. FIX LATER. Your voice is growing every single day. Let’s keep going. 💪
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@Ryan Duy-Hùng Hayes Ford Thank you! I’m also learning lots of things even a native speaker 😅
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Sorry for the late upload 😅 This is Day 11 Homework!
🔥 DAY 10 of 21 Days to Find Your Voice — ENGLISH HAS RHYTHM
🔥 DAY 10 — ENGLISH HAS RHYTHM 🎤 SENTENCE STRESS + NATURAL FLOW 🔥 Welcome back everyone 👏 Yesterday, we learned:✅ syllables✅ stress✅ rhythm inside words Today… 🚀 We go BIGGER. We learn rhythm inside SENTENCES. 🎯 TODAY’S FOCUS Today we practice: ✅ sentence stress✅ strong + weak words✅ thought groups✅ smoother speaking flow✅ more natural English rhythm Remember: 👉 English is NOT flat.👉 Important words get MORE energy. 🧠 TODAY’S BIG IDEA Compare these: ❌ I HAVE A BLUE BAG ON THE TABLE ✅ I have a BLUE bag on the TABLE Native English:👉 rises👉 falls👉 flows naturally 🔥 THOUGHT GROUPS Real English moves in groups of meaning. Example: 👉 I have a little blue book / on my office desk 👉 I spy with my little eye / a blue boat floating on the water Pause between IDEAS — not every word. 🎤 YOUR MISSION 1️⃣ Watch both videos 2️⃣ Repeat OUT LOUD 3️⃣ Practice the rhythm 4️⃣ Join breakout groups and SPEAK 5️⃣ Record your speaking homework 🎥 🚀 FINAL PRESENTATION PREP Every lesson now is preparing you for your final 2-minute presentation on Day 21. You are learning:✅ rhythm✅ confidence✅ natural flow✅ smoother speaking And your English is already sounding different than Day 1 🔥 🎯 VIDEO CHALLENGE Level 1:Say 3 stressed sentences Level 2:Use 2 thought groups naturally Level 3 (Challenge):Speak smoothly for 45 seconds 🔑 KEYWORD:ENERGY When you finish: 👉 Comment “ENERGY”👉 Post your video👉 Encourage your teammates 👏 🔥 FINAL PUSH “English is not word by word. It flows idea by idea.” Let’s go. 🚀
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Thought groups usually have one focus word. The focus word (the word with the strongest stress/ most importance) is often at the end of the thought group. The sound usually goes up on the focus word and then down at the end of each thought group. Thought groups are usually followed by a brief pause.
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This is my Day 10 homework!
🔥 DAY 9 — WEEK 2 BEGINS Of 21 Days to Find Your Voice
DAY 9: 21 Days to Find Your Voice 🎤 FIND THE RHYTHM OF ENGLISH 🔥 Welcome back everyone 👏 You have officially completed Week 1: ✅ sounds ✅ vowels ✅ blends ✅ language pyramids ✅ smoother speaking flow Now… 🚀 Week 2 begins. And this is where your English starts sounding MORE natural. 🎯 TODAY’S FOCUS Today we learn: ✅ syllables ✅ stress ✅ strong + weak sounds ✅ natural English rhythm ✅ smoother sentence flow Remember: 👉 English is NOT flat.👉 English has rhythm, energy, and flow. 🧠 TODAY’S BIG IDEA Some parts of words are STRONGER. Examples: 👉 TA-ble👉 com-PU-ter👉 EL-e-phant One syllable gets MORE energy. This is called STRESS. 🔥 🗣 TODAY WE WILL PRACTICE: ✅ Clapping syllables✅ Stressing important sounds✅ Smooth sentence rhythm✅ Speaking naturally (not like a robot 🤖) 🎤 YOUR MISSION 1️⃣ Watch both videos carefully2️⃣ Repeat OUT LOUD3️⃣ Practice the rhythm4️⃣ Join breakout groups and SPEAK5️⃣ Record your speaking homework 🎥 🚀 FINAL PRESENTATION PREP Remember… Everything we are learning now is preparing you for your final 2-minute presentation on Day 21. By the end of this course… 👉 you WILL sound different than Day 1. 🎯 VIDEO CHALLENGE Level 1:Say 5 stressed words Level 2:Say 3 smooth sentences naturally Level 3 (Challenge):Speak for 45 seconds with rhythm and confidence 🔑 KEYWORD:STRESS When you finish: 👉 Comment “STRESS”👉 Post your homework video👉 Encourage your teammates 👏 🔥 FINAL PUSH “English is not just words. It’s rhythm…energy…and flow.”
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In English, sentence stress highlights words by making them louder, higher in pitch, and longer, while unstressed syllables are quieter and faster.
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This is my Day 9 homework! -5 stressed words -2 sentences -30 seconds of talking about stressed syllables RHYTHM
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