PIRF 483—Time to move! This one looks simple, but there are numbers everywhere. Addresses, apartment numbers, prices, dates, phone numbers… The challenge is keeping everything clear while still sounding natural. Take your time, especially with the numbers, and don’t let all those details turn your recording into a robot reading a list.

This is embarrassing TO ME to see. Coach Khalil has been my student since he was a kid in high school. He's like a little brother to me. ALL of my coaches are family to me. They've all gone through EXTENSIVE training. If there is ever a personal issue with a coach--talk directly to the coach OR my staff. You can always send an email to contact @ letsmasterenglish . com To the person who wrote this...delete it or be banned for life.

PIRF 482— you’re walking us through the things you do around the house to get ready for colder weather. There are lots of everyday actions here, so focus on making each one clear and natural. Don’t rush through the list. Give each idea a little space, and make it sound like you’re actually getting the house ready yourself.

I'm super proud to introduce our FIVE new mentors! @Lee Tree Tray! @Fulya Acun Fulya! @Evelyne Vincent Queen Evelyne! @Jiyeon Song JiYeon! @Alex Yu Alex!! We have SO many "leaders" in our community and slowly but surely I will promote more of you to this special level!! With their new status, their role in the community is SOLIDIFIED!!! It was NOT easy choosing among the MANY people who showed interest--but for now, I think we have great choices!! My "SHORT-LIST" for the next round is already "decided"!! Our community has grown so much over the past year and it's ALL thanks to YOU! To ensure everyone is able to benefit from our community, we need a big team!! Thank you to EVERYONE and if your name is not on the list...DON'T WORRY!! It'll probably be next!! Please welcome the new mentors! Coach Shane

PIRF 481 is all about the W sound! Willy, Wanda, windows, waffles, laundry, water…this one gives your mouth plenty of work to do. Don’t worry about speaking fast. Focus on making those W sounds clear and natural. Once you get comfortable, have some fun with the rhythm.