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Do you need a native speaker to practise speaking with or is it possible to make progress with a non-native partner or even on your own? How would you even find a native speaker to talk to anyway? Keep reading for some answers to these questions!
I’m looking out of my window enjoying the autumn colours outside and watching the squirrels who are busy in my garden! It seemed a good time to give you some autumn vocabulary and idioms!
Have you tried listening to songs in English? It’s good to find enjoyable ways to improve your English skills, right? If it’s something you like doing, you will feel more motivated. So if you like music and think it might be a nice way to work on your English, this post is for you.
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