This is your opportunity to practice listening with real native English, discover new vocabulary, and prepare for richer conversations in our live sessions. While watching the podcast, pay attention to: ✅ Interesting vocabulary ✅ Useful expressions and phrases ✅ Natural chunks that native speakers use ✅ Pronunciation and connected speech ✅ Ideas that you agree or disagree with 📝 IMPORTANT Choose words, phrases, or chunks that: - You didn't know before - You found interesting - You would actually like to use in conversations - You think could be useful in your personal or professional life Don't just choose difficult words. Choose useful ones. 👇 After watching, comment below: 1. What was the main topic of the podcast? 2. What was the most interesting idea discussed? 3. What were your Top 7 words or expressions? 4. Which expression do you think you'll start using first? 5. How difficult was the podcast to understand (1–10)? 🔥 Bonus Challenge Pick one expression from your list and write your own example sentence using it here in the comments! Remember: every podcast is an opportunity to train your listening, expand your vocabulary, and get one step closer to fluency. 🚀💯

Wondering what we're working on this week? Check the conversation topics below 👇 🎯 Monday - Crime & Justice 🎯 Tuesday - Life in Dubai 🎯 Wednesday- Dating Apps 🎯 Thursday - Declassified UFO files ✍️ Friday - Masterclass: Writing & How to learn English with Articles and improve your "Complexity" Ready for this week? 🔥 Which classes are you joining? 👇

We’re already finishing May, and I want you to realize how much English you’ve actually been exposed to this month. 👀 Throughout our classes, podcasts, discussions, videos, shadowing activities, and conversations, you’ve probably learned MANY new expressions without even noticing it. 📝 Your mission: Comment your TOP 7 words, expressions, or phrases you learned during May. They can be: - Vocabulary from podcasts/videos - Expressions from class - Useful chunks - Phrasal verbs - Business English - Slang - Pronunciation-related phrases - Anything you genuinely want to start using more naturally 💡 IMPORTANT: Don’t just copy random difficult words.Choose expressions you actually feel are: ✅ Useful ✅ Natural ✅ Memorable ✅ Relevant for YOUR English Let me know in the comments 👇