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It’s Seinfeld time, baby! " Son of a bang, son of a boom!" One of George’s all-time greatest monologues! 😆 PIRF 4: Describing a Break-Up In this lesson we have another character from the Seinfeld show -- that sitcom that is an integral part of our Listening class (DDM). He's describing what happened to him. This is a very short segment from the sitcom. The character George has ended his relationship with his girlfriend. He is very happy!! He was very nervous about ending the relationship because he thought it would be VERY difficult~~ I want you to do your best—especially with George’s part How about we dig into this assignment in our next Throwback PIRFsday class! So, August 27th — our weekly class: Throwback PIRFsday, every Thursday ⏰ 👉 Calendar Link FOR ALL MEMBERS ❗ 👉 The Classroom Page PREMIUM MEMBERS ONLY ❗ Here’s what we’ll do: Go through one of the “old” PIRF assignments and… Do VF (Vowel Foul) 😜 Read the whole assignment 📝 Practice Pronunciation, Intonation, Rhythm and Flow 🗣️

Excellent work, everyone! Thanks to @Denise Zhang, @Daria Filippova, @Irina P, @Vincent Yeung, @Annie Zhu, and @Sherry Zhan for your focused practice. Just keep muscling through until speaking feels second nature. Cheers~

Today‘s CRAZY topic is HERE！ A， B， C， or D — which one are you？ Drop it in the comments😁 You and your partner have been together for over a year — stable, happy. You have a close friend of the opposite sex you‘ve known for seven or eight years. Purely platonic — never any flirtation. You like each other’s posts occasionally and meet up once or twice a year. Last night, your partner saw your chat history with this friend （totally normal conversation， just catching up）. Suddenly they get serious： “I‘ve actually never been comfortable with you two staying in touch. Can you delete them？ If you really care about me， you’d be willing to.” You think the request is unreasonable， but you don‘t want to fight. You know if you say no， this argument could drag on forever； if you say yes， you’ll feel controlled. You look into your partner‘s eyes. Which answer slips out first？

Trust yourself, you're in the right path doing the right thing! This community is a HUGE treasure! This is Coach Shane's video! Pee Schedule : https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/934d5705?md=9f8c50038b8d49de839eeef5f8a06631 Consistency is key!!!