Expect the Best, Prepare for the Worst

“Expect the best, prepare for the worst” 🤔how do you think this statement might be useful in different situations?

As for me and our participants, we of course hope that everything will be fine and do our best to make it happen but what if something goes wrong 😑 - we have to be prepared for it, haven’t we?

We looked through random situations like job interview, first day at college/ work, going on holiday and imagine what we’d do if our expectations weren’t met. After that we started talking about going on holiday and how we react to some challenges while traveling 🧳. Because we didn’t have enough to discuss more questions and did more exercises but we’ll continue our conversation on our telegram group. You can follow us here 👉 https://t.me/+TS58W2NYNenDOTg0

The Art of Delegation

Despite those power issues in Ukraine 🇺🇦 we’re trying to catch up our meetings during English Practices. We started off with one of the summer speaking activities, which are always engaging and fun. Then we talked about chore delegation and our attitude to it, how often we want other people do something for us and what things we do ourselves. Of course we learned the grammar construction “Have/ Get something done” and “Have someone do something” and practiced using them in our speech, doing different activities.

What about you: do you prefer doing something by yourself or find people who can do that for you? 😉

Become a part of our community

How to be a part of English Speaking Community when there’s no electricity ⚡️ most of the time? 🫤🤔

I have this *FOMO vibe every time when I cannot even start our English Practice. Thus, I decided to immerse and work more on our Telegram Chat, where we still can improve our English despite power outages. Every day I post some useful and engaging content (in English of course 🤗) and active members take part in discussions or different quizzes.
So we’d like to invite you to become a member of our community and improve your English in a best way for you.

*FOMO -fear of missing out