Welcome to day 32! First, thank you so much to everyone who joined our class on Saturday! It was so much fun! If you missed it, don’t worry! The recording and all the class materials are already available under Classroom → Recorded Live Lessons, so you can watch it whenever you have time. And I’m so proud of everyone who is still showing up and keeping up with the challenge! 32 days in! Keep going! Today, we’re going to start practicing something really important for real-life English: storytelling. 🎬 TODAY’S CHALLENGE Today, you’re going to watch a short video called: The Girl and the Ice Cream Truck Your job is simple: 1. Watch the video. ➡️ https://youtu.be/1DeQVnSxcLk?is=Uos5s8fcMKA3snAM 2. Look at the script for reference. 3. Then, tell me what happened in the story in your own words. Don’t worry about making it perfect. The goal is to practice putting your thoughts together, connecting ideas, and telling a story naturally in English. You can watch my video for reference before you record yours. Pay attention to how I organize the story and connect the events.

Good morning, everyone! We’re already on Day 30 of our challenge! Today, we’re going to continue with the same type of real-life situation we practiced yesterday, but this time, you’re dealing with a problem at a hotel. Imagine this: You’ve just arrived at your hotel, but they gave you a room on the second floor. You’re traveling with your mother, so you need a room on the first floor. On top of that, you’re having trouble connecting to the Wi-Fi, and there are a couple of bed bugs in your room. 😬 You’re willing to accept another room, but you want a remodeled room on the first floor. Your job is to explain the situation, express your concerns, and clearly communicate what you would like the hotel to do. Make sure you check the lesson script attached to this post before you record your challenge. And remember: this is not about speaking perfect English. It’s about learning how to handle real-life situations in English. 🗣️ And congratulations on making it to Day 30! 🎉 You’re more than halfway through the challenge! Also, don’t forget about our live class with April today at 1 PM Las Vegas time / 5 PM Brazil time. See you there!

Good morning, everyone! Today is Day 29 of our 56-Day Challenge, and we’re going to do something a little different! We’re going to start working with real-life situations a little more. So make sure you check the lesson script attached to this post before you record your video. Today’s situation: You had a terrible experience at a restaurant, and you want to complain about it. Here’s what happened: You waited a long time to be served. When you finally ordered, your entrée arrived before your appetizers. 😳 And when your steak finally arrived, it was undercooked. Instead of asking them to replace the steak, you decided that you had completely lost your appetite. So, you asked them to remove the steak from your bill and decided to leave. Your job is to explain what happened and complain about the experience naturally, just like you would in real life. Watch my video for a reference and then record your own version. 🎥 Good luck! I’m SO excited to see you taking this next step in our challenge. You’ve got this!

Hi everyone! Welcome back to our challenge. I hope you had a relaxing weekend! Thank you so much to everyone who showed up for our lesson on Saturday. The recorded lesson and materials are now available in the Classroom tab under Recorded Live Sessions. Today is already Day 27 of 56, and we're talking about our proudest moment. I had to take some time to think about mine because there are so many things I'm proud of, and sometimes we don't stop to recognize how far we've come. Remember the goal here is not to sound perfect. The goal is to practice expressing yourself and becoming more comfortable speaking English. If you need some ideas, take a look at the lesson image I always share here with you I can't wait to see your videos in the comments. Let's keep going! ❤

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