🪄 10 sentences transformed

Published 12 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

If you want to sound more fluent and natural in English, you DON'T need to memorize thousands of complicated phrases.

Instead, you can simply "transform" the expressions you already know into the ones native speakers actually use every day.

That's what we'll practice - together! - in the NEW "Say This, Not That" Challenge starting September 1.

For example:

I don't understand. ➡️ I don't get it.

I was amazed/impressed. ➡️ I was blown away.

I'm very happy. ➡️ I'm thrilled. / I'm over the moon.

She's kind. ➡️ She has a heart of gold.

He's lazy. ➡️ He's a slacker.

That's terrible. ➡️ That stinks.

I don't like it. ➡️ I don't care for it.

It's not important. ➡️ It's no big deal.

I'll contact you. ➡️ I'll get in touch.

Wait a moment. ➡️ Hang on a sec. Hold on a sec.

See the difference? These aren't difficult expressions...

They're simply more natural, more conversational ways to express ideas you probably use every day.

Imagine learning AND practicing 100 "transformed" phrases like these - and using them in your own English.

That's exactly what we'll do together in the 10-day Say This, Not That Challenge, starting September 1.

👉 Sign up today to get your spot at a 50% discount

Hope to see you inside!

Your teacher,
Shayna

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