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We help you improve your English listening and reading skills with inspiring speeches, all with large, easy-to-follow subtitles. Our videos are carefully selected to not only teach language, but also share diverse life stories, ideas, and perspectives that matter.
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Step Out of Your Comfort Zone, Into Fluency!
Language learning is a journey that can feel challenging at times. If you are feeling discouraged by slow progress or a fear of making mistakes, remember that this is a perfectly normal part of the process.
Don't let fear hold you back! Keep actively practicing all key skills: reading, writing, listening, and above all, speaking.
Step out of your comfort zone today and believe in yourself. Your English will improve with time. You can do it!💙
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Dua Lipa shows how translated fiction can open new worlds and connect us through stories. Watch her inspiring speech in our English Speeches channel.
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English Tip
Use “used to” to describe habits, routines, or states that existed in the past but no longer happen now.
For Example:
✅ I used to check my phone during break time, but now I only check it after school.
❌ I used to check my phone during break time.(To imply a current or ongoing habit)
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English Quiz
What does the phrasal verb “brush up on” mean in the sentence below?
“Before travelling to Paris, Maya spent a few weeks brushing up on her French.”
Options:
A: to change one’s hairstyle to French curls
B: to improve or refresh a skill you learned before
C: to study something deeply for the first time
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Reading can change the way we see the world.
In this speech, Dua Lipa shows how translated fiction opens doors to other cultures, other voices, and other lives. Her message reminds us that books are not only private experiences. They can create empathy, conversation, and connection.
Swipe through the carousel and learn useful English words and expressions from this speech.
Watch the full speech with English subtitles here:
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CHALLENGE!!!
What's wrong with the sentence below?
"Neither of the players were ready for the match."
Tell us in the comments!
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📣 Our next Advanced class is coming up!
If you've ever wondered why the same English phrase can sound clear in one culture but too direct or uncomfortable in another, this session is for you. We'll practise how to notice cultural expectations, soften or clarify messages, and communicate respectfully in international conversations.
🎯 Mini Challenge
Which sentence is the most indirect way to disagree politely in a high-context setting?
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