Good morning, everyone! Today is Day 25 of 56, which means you’re already 44.6% through the challenge! I know it’s not easy to lock in, show up every day, and listen to feedback. But believe me, everything you’re doing here is starting to pay off! I’m starting to see amazing results from the students who are committed to the process, and I couldn’t be more proud of you and the work you’ve been putting in. ❤️ I hope you all have a great class tonight with Teacher @Joe Musgrave . Show up, participate, and put that English to work! Today’s challenge is: A challenge you overcame. Talk about a difficult situation you faced and how you managed to overcome it. Tell us what happened, how you felt, and what you learned from that experience. Keep going. You’re doing better than you think!

Good morning, everyone! Look how far you’ve come! Today is already Day 24 of Your First 56 Days! 🎉 Today’s challenge is all about your last vacation! Tell us about your trip, where you went, what you did, and your favorite memories. Pay close attention to the past tense verbs you use. 💡 A little pronunciation tip: Past tense verbs ending in -ED are one of the biggest challenges for Brazilian English learners. If you’re unsure how to pronounce a word, type it into Google followed by pronunciation and listen carefully. I hope you enjoy my video, and I can’t wait to watch yours! Let’s keep practicing, speaking, and growing together. I’ll see you in the comments

Good morning everyone! Today is Day 23, and we’re keeping our storytelling practice going! Today’s challenge is all about a FUNNY MEMORY. 😂 Your challenge: Tell us about a funny memory from your life for at least 1 minute. It can be something that happened when you were a child, a teenager, at school, at work, on a trip, with your family, or with your friends. Here are some ideas you can use for your video: • A funny thing that happened to you as a child • A funny or embarrassing moment at school • A funny story involving your family or friends • Something funny that happened while traveling • A time you misunderstood something • A funny mistake you made • Something that was embarrassing at the time but is funny now You don’t have to use all of these ideas. Just choose one story and tell it like you were telling it to a friend. Try to include details about where you were, who was there, what happened, and how you felt. 🎥 Record your video and share your funny memory with us! I can’t wait to hear your stories!

Good morning, Fluent & Free! I hope you had a relaxing weekend! Today is Day 22 and your challenge is all about your CHILDHOOD. 🎯 Your challenge: Talk about your childhood for at least 2 minutes. Here are song ideas you can use for your videos: - Where you grew up - What you were like as a child - Your favorite childhood memories - Games you used to play - Your favorite foods, shows, or movies - Something you miss about being a kid - A funny or embarrassing childhood story Don’t worry about making it perfect. The goal is to speak, think, and express yourself in English; and of course receive feedback so you can see what you’re doing good and what you need to improve 🚨NEW: Recorded Live Sessions I’m also starting to make our recorded classes available inside the community! You’ll now find a new module called “Recorded Live Sessions” under the Classroom tab. So, if you missed Saturday’s class , or simply want to watch it again, go check it out! Can’t wait to see your responses in the comments. Let’s go! 🔥

HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD Meaning: To describe something exactly right. 👉 Em português: bater o prego na cabeça. Como soa natural: "acertar em cheio." Exemplo: 💬 "You hit the nail on the head with your conclusion." (Você acertou em cheio com a sua conclusão.) ✍️ YOUR TURN / SUA VEZ: Write an example of when you hit the nail on the head.