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Simple, powerful, and surprisingly fun. When it comes to pronunciation, many English learners feel stuck. They study the sounds.They listen to native speakers.They repeat… and repeat… but still feel like they have a strong accent or sound too “foreign.” So what’s the missing piece? Let me tell you about the one technique that changed everything for my students — in just one week.

If you’ve ever watched a TV show, listened to a song, or had a conversation with a native English speaker, you’ve probably heard phrases like: “Don’t give up!" “I need to pick up my package.” “She turned down the offer.” These short expressions may seem confusing at first — but they’re actually one of the most powerful tools in your English learning toolbox. They’re called phrasal verbs, and they’re absolutely everywhere. In fact, if you want to speak real, natural, everyday

If you’ve ever watched a TV show, listened to a song, or had a conversation with a native English speaker, you’ve probably heard phrases like: “Don’t give up!" “I need to pick up my package.” “She turned down the offer.” These short expressions may seem confusing at first — but they’re actually one of the most powerful tools in your English learning toolbox. They’re called phrasal verbs, and they’re absolutely everywhere. In fact, if you want to speak real, natural, everyday

If you're a Brazilian learning English, you've probably done this:You hear a question in English → translate it to Portuguese → think of your answer in Portuguese → translate it back into English → then finally speak.

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