#225: Fluent English in 3 Months! Is it Possible?

By Ethan | March 15, 2021

Is it possible to get fluent in 3 months as many companies claim? Can you do it without leaving your home country? In today’s podcast, Ethan, Andrea and Ollie, define what fluency is and what effect a 3-month plan can have on your ability to speak English.

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#225 - Fluent English in 3 Months! Is it Possible?

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    Words You’ll Learn:

    • Yearn
    • Become red-faced
    • Laugh it off
    • Maximize
    • Daunting
    • Hinder your progress

    Quick Definitions:

    • Swayed: control or influence (a person or course of action)
    • Be taken advantage of: if someone takes advantage of you, they treat you unfairly for their own benefit, especially when you are trying to be kind or to help them.
    • Someone promises you the world: to promise one something that is not feasible or cannot be done.
    • Deliver (on a promise): do what you have promised to do.
    • Hold your own: to be as successful as other people or things in a situation.
    • Kiss-ass: Impressive. This is a very informal expression.
    • “I’m rubbish at accents” = I’m not good at imitating accents.
    • To make the best out of a bad situation: To deal with and create the best possible outcome of a bad, unfortunate, or unpleasant situation or set of circumstances.
    • “…when plans fall through“ = when a plan fails
    • Someone is living proof: someone that provides an example that proves that something can be done.
    • “Don’t be too harsh on yourself”: unpleasant, unkind, cruel, or more severe than is necessary.
    • Commute: to make the same journey regularly between work and home
    • “You’ll be able to empathize with each other because you’re in the same boat“: if you empathize with someone or if you say you’re in the same boat with that person, you understand and share the feelings as that person.
    • Pick up (on mistakes): to notice (mistakes).
    • Come out of your shell: if you come out of your shell, you become more interested in other people and more willing to talk and take part in social activities.

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