English Conversations – CEFRL C1: Milene Takasago 2024-07-04

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VOCABULARY

Fitness membership card, push-up, deception, customer, slightly, rubber mat, emptiness, crowded, bagels, membership, drenched (full of), treadmill, buff x jacked, warehouse, to convince, to swipe, to be convinced, to be consistent, to show up, to charge, to sneak out x to run away (pursuit),  to turn out x to show up, to stretching, to demand x to allow / allowance, measures, international currency, bankruptcy, stationary bike (indoor), nominated, reliable, trust, job posts, trustworthy, artificial intelligence, expensive, automation, to hire, to fire,  lost, crisis, discuss, to settle down, factory x fabric, to pause, to go bankrupt, to withdraw, to rely = to count on, to keep on = to continue, math, the exchange rate – conversion,  Central Bank,  public contest, artificial, inflation rate, to bring (brought), to hire, to meet, Private, foreign currency, Consumer Psychology, sweatfactory, self-deception

 

PRONUNCIATION

charge, lower x lawyer, serious, artificial, automation, within, without, to stretching, How often, impressive, consumer, psychology, borrow x bought, thousand

 

LANGUAGE USAGE

    • How long have we been using the smartphone?
    • It has changed along the time…
    • it was expensive for a long time but nowadays you can buy a good phone.
    • One of the cheapest,
    • pretty much
    • to replace them with robots,
    • to get in shape,
    • to hold on to,
    • to feel comfortable
    • you can’t find it here = it doesn’t exist here = it’s not sold in BR
    • I am go to the gym
    • I am have the opportunity
    • The name of the gym I go there.
    • When I started going to the gym, my trainer had already been working there for years
    • when I am on vacation…
    • I enjoy being at the gym
    • He has just finished
    • A couple minutes..
    • Do you mind if..

 

 

EXPRESSIONS

Expression Definition Example of Usage
The invisible hand of the market The self-regulating nature of the marketplace where individuals’ efforts to pursue their own interest often benefit society more than if their actions were directly intending to benefit society. “Many economists believe in the invisible hand of the market to regulate supply and demand.”
Thank goodness An expression of relief or gratitude. “Thank goodness the storm passed without causing any damage.”
A rude awakening A sudden and unpleasant realization. “Losing his job was a rude awakening for him about the importance of saving money.”
Doesn’t cost a dime Free of charge; costs nothing. “Downloading the app doesn’t cost a dime.”
To set foot inside To enter a place. “He never expected to set foot inside such a luxurious hotel.”
To build around a fact To create or develop something based on a specific fact or truth. “The argument was built around the fact that climate change is real and urgent.”
The corner of my eye The peripheral vision; seeing something out of the side of one’s eye. “I saw a shadow move out of the corner of my eye.”
Around that area Referring to a location nearby or in the vicinity. “I think there are some good restaurants around that area.”
The mind game gyms play with Psychological strategies used by gyms to attract or retain members. “The mind games gyms play with their ‘limited-time’ offers make you feel pressured to join.”
Let’s get started A prompt to begin an activity or task. “We’ve got a lot to cover today, so let’s get started.”
To set foot inside their gym To enter the gym. “She was hesitant to set foot inside their gym after hearing the membership fees.”

 

 

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READING

The average cost of the course is 200 BRL.

But one thing that i will be easier to sell is access to the ilimited quizzes seperately.

This way, I will be able to upsell to my current clients and find new clients who aren’t ready yet to pay 200 but can pay 9,99 BRL a month to do online exercises and quizzes.

What do you think?

 

 

LISTENING

THE ECONOMICS OF GYM BUSINESS

 

 

CLASS STATS 📊

Vocabulary Growth: 72 words
Comprehensive Lexicon Repertory: 4.328 words
Oral Fluency & Speech Engagement Span: 50 minutes
Phonetic Deviation Ratio: -24%

 

 

FOOT NOTES 📑

FURTHER EXPLANATIONS 🔗

  1. Overview
  2. Language usage and Expressions
  3. Grammar
  4. Reading & Writing
  5. Listening
  6. Speaking

 

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VOCABULARY 👨‍🚀 | PRONUNCIATION 👄 | LANGUAGE USAGE 🗣️ | EXPRESSIONS 🧐 | GRAMMAR 📝  | READING 🔎 | WRITING 📝 | LISTENING 🦻 | SPEAKING 👄

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