Weekly emails to help you say goodbye to fear and speak English fearlessly. Learn effective and practical tips to help you prepare for and conquer the CELPIP Exam. I also host The CELPIP Success Podcast.
Grammar problems on the CELPIP? Try this
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Hello Reader, I think the typical way we are taught and try to learn grammar SUCKS. It's incredibly boring. It's usually 100% about memorizing lists of rules and verbs. And worse: this approach rarely works. It doesn't stick! Do you agree? There's a better way to learn grammar, and you don't need to waste hours and hours trying to memorize stuff you'll only forget when you need it most, like on the CELPIP exam or in the middle of a conversation, and this week's podcast will tell you all about it: Why Memorizing Grammar Is Killing Your CELPIP Score (And What to Do Instead) Want to watch episode on YouTube instead?Check it out here. Over to you: do you struggle with grammar? Hit reply and let me know, I would love to hear from you. Have a great week. Aaron |
Learn How To Speak English Fearlessly + Effectively Prepare for the CELPIP Exam
Weekly emails to help you say goodbye to fear and speak English fearlessly. Learn effective and practical tips to help you prepare for and conquer the CELPIP Exam. I also host The CELPIP Success Podcast.
Hello Reader, Happy Saturday to you. How did your week go? Mine felt busy. More busy than I like it to be, and the crazy part: I made it that way. I created the busy but adding things to what I'm already doing, thinking that they were important to do. Like what, you may ask? The daily YouTube posting challenge I thought I'd try. I made it through a week of creating and posting shorts, and have figured out that I don't want to continue with that rhythm. Even weirder? It was a mental topic of...
Hello Reader, Too much all at once is one of the top challenges from CELPIP Speaking task 3 where you have just 60 seconds to describe a busy image. Busy = lots going on all at once. The common problem you might find yourself in? Where do I begin, and how will I fit all that into just 60 seconds!? If that's where you find yourself with this task, then you're in the right place! Join me for the most introvert friendly (and fun!) training session you'll ever have where you'll learn practical...
Hello Reader, The quick answer: a big fat FALSE. Living in Canada for 10 years DOES NOT = acing the CELPIP. In fact, it can = being stuck at the same English level as when you first started! In this week's podcast, you'll hear about a person who has been in Canada 10+ years but they are still stuck at an intermediate/upper intermediate level of English. The problem: they desperately need a 10 on the CELPIP for their PR. But you know what? Their real problem isn't being stuck at an 8. The real...