Question from English tutor Alice for English language learners. Are you repetitive in your answers? For example. If someone from the US asks you, "How are you?" What's the first response that comes to your mind within seconds? Can you think of multiple answers within seconds or just one...or two? Do you say in response, "Good and you?" But do you give that answer every time someone asks you "How are you?" The key to being a well versed English speaker is having multiple options of things to say without really needing to think a lot about it. You could also respond with... "I'm fine. Thanks for asking." "I'm doing alright." "I'm having a rough time lately." "I'm doin good." "Not bad." Because being repetitive or 'limited' in your English speaking skills is one thing that can quite easily be improved. Just by simply learning more phrases. And knowing them well enough that you can say them confidently and naturally without thinking.

Hey everyone! Welcome to episode 3 of my podcast. Learn how to make new acquaintances and have more meaningful relationships and how improving your English language skills can help you with this.

Phrasal verbs from A to Z #day3 - C

I have a part-time job this morning. It’s been a while since I’ve worked, so I’m really not in the mood. But I have to earn some money, so I’ll do my best. Still, I got some pocket money from my grandma yesterday, so I’m in a great mood. Plus, I’ve landed a new part-time job, and I’m really excited to try something new. The new song by my favorite artist is really soothing—it’s the best. It’s been raining a lot lately, but I’ll listen to my favorite songs and do my best not to let the weather get me down.

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “confident”? A) Shy B) Proud C) Nervous D) Insecure 👇 What’s your answer?

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “patient”? A) Calm B) Impatient C) Careful D) Relaxed

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “generous” ? A) Kind B) Selfish C) Friendly D) Helpful 👇 What’s your answer?

🇬🇧 Quick English Vocabulary Quiz! Which word is the opposite of “happy”? 😊 A) Excited B) Sad C) Glad D) Cheerful 👇 What’s your answer?

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day23