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Hi Reader,

What exactly will we do every day inside the NEW "Say This, Not That" Challenge?​

❌ No super-long lessons.

❌ No hours of homework.

βœ… Just 10 days of "short and sweet" practice that helps you transform 100 of your most common phrases into more fluent ones.

Here's exactly how it works each day:

Step 1: LEARN πŸŽ₯

First, watch a short video where I'll transform 10 common "basic" phrases into more natural expressions that native speakers use.

Step 2: PRACTICE ✏️

Next, you'll do a quick exercise to help you review and remember the new expressions. This makes them stay in your memory longer.

Step 3: CHAT πŸ’¬

Finally, you'll put your new English into action by chatting in our private WhatsApp group! (Available Sept 1-10)

Every day, I'll post some questions based on that day's lesson, and you can interact with me and the other students using your new phrases.

Learning + Practice + Communication = Confidence!


Each day has a clear focus and a simple goal.

By the end of the challenge, you'll have transformed 100 common English phrases across these 10 everyday topics:

  • 😊 Day 1: Emotions
  • πŸ‘€ Day 2: Describing People
  • ⏰ Day 3: Time & Activities
  • πŸ‘ Day 4: Opinions & Reactions
  • ⚠️ Day 5: Problems & Difficulties
  • πŸ“… Day 6: Decisions & Plans
  • πŸ’° Day 7: Money & Value
  • πŸ† Day 8: Success & Failure
  • ❓ Day 9: Certainty & Uncertainty
  • πŸ—£οΈ Day 10: Communication Strategies

The lessons take just a few minutes a day - and in 10 days, you'll have 100 better ways to express yourself in English.

Join us when we start on September 1 - I hope to see you there!

πŸ‘‰ Join the "Say This, Not That" Challenge for 50% off​

Best wishes,
Shayna


The challenge starts September 1!

Count down to 2026-09-01T10:00:00.000Z​

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