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#064
Jack Ellis
December 28, 2024
Ladies and gentlemen, a Merry Christmas to you all.
We hope that you have enjoyed time with your nearest and dearest (tus seres mƔs queridos)
We spent most of Christmas Day and all of Boxing Day (DĆa de Sant Esteban) in bed with a fever.
Sat in bed, popping (empastillƔndome) nurofen is not how anyone wants to spend their Christmas.
It got us thinking about painkillers (analgƩsicos) in learning English. Specifically, the pain points our students face.
One pain point that many have shared with us, is the need for more contact with English between classes.
This has inspired an idea: The Crystal Clear English Daily.
But we canāt do it aloneāwe need your help.
Weāve created a quick survey to uncover your biggest challenges when learning English.
Your feedback will be invaluable in shaping this project and helping us create something that truly solves your most pressing problems.
Itāll only take you a few minutes, but it will make an huge difference in how we support you on your learning journey.
Thank you so much and weāll see you in the new year!
Warm wishes,
The Crystal Clear English Team
Merry Christmas to you all from the Crystal Clear English Team.
This weekās three tips:
SOMETHING TO AVOID š«£
š¤¦š»āāļø āItās a shitā
Yes, we know you want to say āes una mierda.ā
ā āItās shitā
When we want to describe a bad situation, make sure not to say āa.ā
Being sick on Christmas Day is shit
SOMETHING TO SOUND CONFIDENT š§
š Business expressions
āPain pointsā
Pain points are persistent or recurring problems customers face that can be addressed through products, services, and customer experiences. They are often described as areas of friction, disruption, or inconvenience that people encounter in their everyday personal or professional lives.
By better understanding your pain points, we can help you overcome the specific challenges you face.
SOMETHING TO WATCH š
Take the time to watch this video. Even if football isnāt your thing.
See how well you understand the Scouse (Liverpool) accent. š
Youāll never walk alone š
Isaac fue diagnosticado con el SĆndrome de Wolf-Hirschhorn. Liverpool š“ó §ó ¢ó „ó ®ó §ó æ, equipo del que es hincha, le brindĆ³ fuerzas para salir adelante. Y mĆ”s que eso. SĆ, el fĆŗtbol es realmente maravilloso. ā½ļøā¤ļø
ā VarskySports (@VarskySports)
3:00 PM ā¢ Dec 26, 2024
Keep learning,
The Crystal Clear English Team
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