Discover in 10 Minutes What Really Keeps You in The Vicious Burnout Cycle
Discover in 10 Minutes What Really Keeps You in The Vicious Burnout Cycle
This is the third article in the series about using simple English verbs to express the most diverse variety of ideas and concepts. Hereâs the first one where I looked at how to use the simplest English verb âTO PUTâ. And hereâs the second one where I discussed using another simple English verb âTO GETâ….
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT BELOW: Hi guys and welcome back to English Harmony video blog! I’m Robby, obviously, and in today’s video we’re going to talk about a very simple matter indeed. Namely â YOU ARE WHAT YOU DO. I know – this may sound very simplistic â âYou are what you do.â Well, what’s the big…
Hi Guys! đ Just to give you a quick update on what I’m doing now and why I haven’t published any videos lately – I’m busy as hell preparing new content for the website, and I want to make sure there’s plenty of articles lined up for publishing. Soon enough you’ll start hearing more often from…
So much has happened during the last few months in my life⌠I changed my job a couple of months ago… I re-opened my English fluency coaching program Fluency Star… And then I quit my new job having worked there for just over two months â You see, I realized I canât really cope with…
Happy New Year Everyone! Hello, my friends â Hello, foreign English speakers, native English speakers and everyone who happens to be following my blog! Welcome back to my video blog, and this is obviously a whole new year â 2015! And to be honest with you guys, for one split second yesterday – last night…
My last article for English Harmony was about when you can and canât omit relative pronouns such as âwhoâ and âthatâ from sentences. What we concluded is that you can omit the pronoun when it acts as an object, as in the sentence below: The dog (that) Mary is petting has brown fur. (The relative…
Hello guys and welcome back to the English Harmony video blog! Obviously, I’m Robby and I don’t even know why I’m saying this every time I start a new video. It’s just one of those things I say, “Welcome back to my video blog and I am Robby.” Obviously, all of you who have been…
Happy Christmas Everyone â All my blog readers and followers, all who’ve been following my video blog and also enjoying my articles I publish here on English Harmony as well as my haters – basically everyone who knows me as the English fluency mentor Robby – I’m wishing you a really Happy Christmas! Let’s find…
Hello my dear blog followers â Hereâs the deal â if YOU suggest a GREAT topic for me to cover on my blog in 2015, youâll automatically enter a draw for a chance to win one of 3 FREE copies of the English Harmony System â and Iâll do the draw LIVE in front of a…
Hi guys, and welcome back to the English Harmony video blog. Obviously, Iâm Robby, your English fluency mentor, and in this video letâs talk about over-analyzing things when you are trying to speak or write in English. It happens an awful lot and itâs actually one of the main reasons why foreign English speakers fail…
Do you ever think English grammar is just trying to confuse you? If youâre trying to learn English, all the grammatical rules and exceptions can be overwhelming. Heck, even as a native English speaker, I often feel like English was designed specifically to be as complicated as possible! For example, why is it that both…
Hello, my dear fellow foreign English speakers! Itâs me, Robby, from English Harmony and welcome to my video blog. Today, Iâm going to tell you what I experienced, what I witnessed to be more precise, while watching a video of a particular English teacher teaching a foreigner how to speak in English obviously, right. Why…
Download PDF version of this article HERE! Hi guys! đ In this article Iâve combined all the English grammar-related questions from your comments on my previous article where I asked you to ask me any grammar questions that have been bothering you lately. Iâm going to answer all of your questions in an easy-to-understand manner so…
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT BELOW: Hi guys, and welcome back to the English Harmony video blog! In todayâs video, Iâm going to address a question asked by one of my YouTube commentators whose name is Shamil. Hi, Shamil! How are you getting on? Thanks for asking the question, itâs a very valid one. Let me read it…
Hello my dear fellow foreign English speakers! đ A few days ago I re-opened my Skype-based English fluency coaching program Fluency Star and needless to say, the available places filled in quickly enough and I had to close it down for another 2 months while Iâm working with my new students. But wait⌠I donât actually…
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT BELOW: Hello, my friends! Hello, my dear fellow foreign language speakers! Iâm Robby from englishharmony.com and welcome back to my video blog. Todayâs topic is something that Iâve touched upon multiple times on my blog and on my YouTube channel, namely – itâs… The Importance of Doing Frequent Self-practice. Basically, youâve got to…
Another day â another English idiomatic expression! Today weâre going to look at the following English phrase which Iâm sure will come in handy for you: IT CAME TO LIGHT THAT⌠This expression can be used whenever you FIND something OUT. In case youâre wondering why Iâm giving you this English idiom in this exact…
Hello boys and girls! đ In todayâs English idiomatic expression video youâre going to find out how to use the following collocation: MAY HAVE BEEN LED TO BELIEVE THAT⌠Yes, it may seem like a very complicated English grammar construct because itâs Passive Voice, Present Perfect and it also begins with MAY â basically it…
There was a time when I didnât have a clue what the âschwaâ [É] sound was. Iâd heard people say this strange word â âSCHWAâ â and it got me thinking âWhat the hell are they talking about?! It must be something quite complicated because it sounds smartâŚâ As is often the case though, the…
Hello boys and girls! đ Today Iâm bringing you another English collocation, and this time around itâs the following one: EAGERLY ANTICIPATING These are the exact words native English speakers use to describe the excitement of awaiting for something to happen, basically itâs when you want something to happen very, very much and youâre so…