Really not sure how this happened…
… but one minute I was mindlessly surfing t’internet, and the next minute I’d registered on the Taipei International Marathon:
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Really not sure how this happened…
… but one minute I was mindlessly surfing t’internet, and the next minute I’d registered on the Taipei International Marathon:
You say you want to master English, yet you only turn up and do the work when you feel like it.
You want to improve your listening, but native English is too fast… should you slow it down?
This came up on a Q&A call a while ago:
“Which is more effective for learning English ー reading fiction or non-fiction books?
Good question.”
If you panic every time you have to speak English, freeze and ultimately miss a lot of opportunities and conversations, there’s a simple solution.
I call it the “Fast Action Habit”.
I vomited blood and spent 14 hours waiting in A&E.
Was it a long time to wait?