Come and get me (both you and AI)

I get this question a lot, so here’s my honest answer. 

(I haven’t done this yet, but plan to. I listened to that Odysssey audiobook in two days of walking around Port Meadow, Oxford, and have been yearning to listen again.) 

Imagine you’re a ghost. You drift through the world but nobody sees you. You’re disconnected. 

Learn Two Must-Know Pairs of Opposite Slang Expressions 

I want to teach you about a mistake that I often hear students making when speaking. It has to do with the difference between “I like …” and “I’d like …” It’s a very small difference, but it actually changes the meaning of the sentence and the way we use these phrases. Lesson tex ... Show More

You’ve heard the phrase “take back your time”—but what does that really mean? In this bonus episode of It’s About Time, I’m getting personal about how my definition of time management has completely changed. Spoiler alert: it’s not about doing more—it’s about living better. If yo ... Show More

Our inner critic can be our own worst enemy. Knowing where that voice comes from and if what it's saying is actually true can mean the difference between your happiness and your sanity - hopefully you get to keep both! 

Learn Offensive Slang You Should be Careful With 

In today’s episode, we’re going to cover some of the top, must-know idioms that you’ll hear in English! These idioms are great to sprinkle into your own conversation, but it will also help your comprehension when you understand other speakers better. Idioms are those funny little ... Show More

I’ll give you the infinitive, the English translation and a couple of examples..www.portugueselab.com/119 

Un épisode sur l’importance de dire les termes. Apprendre à communiquer et comprendre en quoi c’est si important. Au programme: Mes storytime bien juicy, les conseils & bénéfices que j’ai appris avec le temps 

learn slang expressions to express exaggeration