Just
the way you feel about it. Keep It
Simple. That’s the KIS rule in speech
or writing – either way. Telling a story
in American English isn’t any different than doing it in any other
language. Just follow your
instincts, your, so to speak, gut’s feeling. Go with the flow.
Teaching American English Speech TOEFL United States Culture Modern Customs and Traditions // Praktyczny Amerykanski Angielski Wspolczesna Kultura Zwyczaje i Tradycja USA
Monday, August 20, 2012
How to Tell a Good KIS Story in American English after Your Summer Vacation?
How
do you tell a good KIS story in American English after your summer vacation?
Friday, August 17, 2012
EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine. What Game Are They Playing? Football or Soccer?
Of
course they are playing … How about
…? Well, they are kicking the ball
around with their feet trying to score a goal, that’s for sure. If so, it’s definitely a foot-ball sport. How come this game is called
soccer in the US, then?
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
How Was Your Summer Vacation? Asking Questions in American English?
How was your summer vacation?
Did you have fun (pictures)? What did you do? Did you go anywhere? Have you met anyone interesting? Did you … fall in love …?
Did you have fun (pictures)? What did you do? Did you go anywhere? Have you met anyone interesting? Did you … fall in love …?
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Polish Death Camps Term in Obama Speech
Presumed
innocent until proven guilty. That’s
what I think about the term Polish Concentration Camps used by President Obama in his speech commemorating and awarding a Polish WWII (World War Two) freedom fighter.
This
unfortunate phrase has a history almost as long as the Nazi camps in Poland.
In Poland?
Monday, May 21, 2012
How Does the Sell in May and Go Away Principle Work in American English Learning?
There
is a saying in the US financial markets world.
It goes like this. Sell in May and go away!
Now,
with the end of the school/ academic year approaching one could use the same
principle in foreign language learning.
Unless it is the subject of your elementary, middle or high school or
under-graduate, graduate or post-graduate studies, of course. Then you may want to drop everything else and
concentrate on your language studies.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
What Learning to Speak American English and Muscle Memory Have in Common?
There are a number of ways to your desired
American English language proficiency level. First of all you should know
and set up your highest priorities. Depending on your goals you should take
different routes to achieve them.
Do you know the phrase: practice makes perfect?
Do you know the phrase: practice makes perfect?
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