You've worked hard and learned the basics of English. Do you still wonder how to improve your English enough to reach your goals?
Do you want to go to a university in an English-speaking country?
Do you need to use English professionally, in business or to talk with colleagues in other countries?
It can be so frustrating to figure out what to work on first once you've mastered basic English grammar and vocabulary.
Standard language-learning advice still matters:
But maybe you’ve found a roadblock that is slowing your progress, or maybe you’re just not sure how to get to the next level—to be able to really communicate as you need to.
I think I can help you.
Answer a few questions (all but the first are quick) and leave your name and email address.
I can point you to resources and make some quick suggestions to help you reach that goal that seems just out of reach right now.
It should take less than 5 minutes to answer these questions. You do not have to provide your name and email if you don't need personalized follow-up help.
I may follow up with a few people to learn a little more about your situation (& to offer suggestions or resources based on your answers.) It would be a short (15 minute to 1/2 hour) phone or Skype call, and I promise not to try to sell you anything on the call.
If you would be interested, please leave your name, and email below. If you add your time zone and hours when you are usually available and whether you prefer a phone call, Skype, or Zoom, I can schedule a call more quickly. I will email you with several possible times to choose from as soon as I am able to arrange it.
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There are several simple things you can do right now to improve your English.
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