Green Zebra English Course

Many English learners feel stuck at intermediate level. It just doesn’t seem like they’re improving anymore. Even if their level is advanced according to tests, the reality often feels different. They don’t really understand much listening to native speakers. They struggle with native content and the vocabulary they use appears limited and primitive. It’s difficult to express themselves.

They say they've hit a plateau. Feeling inadequate and shy while talking to others, building sentences that sound unnatural, lack of vocabulary and skills to articulate thoughts clearly, trouble understanding fast speech, videos and TV shows without subtitles are just some of the problems that language learners all around the world struggle with.

All they want is to be fluent. To be able to discuss different subjects with anyone without feeling constrained by their limited vocabulary. To speak beautifully and express complex thoughts freely. To understand what other people say, regardless of their accent and speed of speech. To consume original content without difficulty, whether it’s watching videos or TV shows, reading articles or even books. If you have recognized yourself in this description, Green Zebra English Course has been created for you.

This free course offers you a road map to improving your listening, reading comprehension and speaking skills, enriching your vocabulary and building the right habits that will allow you to keep improving long after it’s over. It will help you immerse in English-speaking environment without leaving your home and teach you effective learning techniques. The course covers a wide range of skills and activities that will ensure a significant improvement of your fluency.

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• Smashwords Book Marketing Guide on March 12, 2018
  
  A really helpful book. Some of the tips seemed quite obvious while others opened my eyes to the ideas I would never have thought of otherwise. The book covers everything from the very basics to the more professional techniques. Anyone could use it, even people who are completely new to social media and the Internet in general. Maybe in the next edition you could add more details about social media marketing, running campaigns, creating viral content etc. I recommend this book to fellow authors. Unless you are a professional marketer and PR specialist, you'll find some useful information there that will help you promote your book and connect with your audience. I've always been quite sceptical about marketing, viewing it as something almost evil (manipulating people to buy things they don't need through emotions etc.) and extremely boring to do. That's why I've always been putting it off. Now I can finally see it's something else completely, so thank you, Mark!
  
• 10 Rules for Achieving English Fluency on March 12, 2018
  
  The tips in the book are simple and effective. As a teacher I recommend most of these things to my students too, but I've also found a couple of new ideas here. The same tips can be applied to learning any language. I'm an avid advocate of listening, watching and reading + learning the vocabulary actively too. I'm not so sure about listening while driving or doing other things though. I believe it should be done for pleasure, just like reading and watching videos, and you should be focused on listening, not other activities, otherwise it's not so effective. Maybe I'm wrong, who knows. And as for watching a film multiple times until you understand it perfectly well, it can be quite tedious and take a really long time. If you are on a level that requires watching again and again before you understand, it might be a good idea to go for shorter videos, for instance, TED. They have interactive transcripts you can read even while watching, and if you have to watch something 8 times, it'd better be a 10-minute video than a 2-hour film :). Anyway, I recommend this book to language learners, if you follow these tips, you'll significantly improve your English (or any other language you are learning).
  
• 500+ Real English Phrases on March 29, 2018
  
  This book contains lots of useful, real-life phrases divided into 3 levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced. In each part you will find expressions grouped into different topics like "ways to make and respond to an offer", "phrases for compliments" etc. The only drawback I see is that only some of these phrases are explained (what they mean, in which situations they can be used, whether they are formal/informal), so someone who studies on their own will have to do a lot of work researching every phrase. The next part of my review is for Shayna. I noticed a couple of minor errors that you might want to correct in your next edition. Sorry if such things aren't welcome. Let me know and I'll delete this part of the review: 1. 10 phrases for estimating and guessing: 6. I wouldn't be surprised if [Peter asks Jill to marry him] - should be "asked" in this case, it's conditional 2. 2. 5 ways to say someone is cor- I believe you meant correct, the word is incomplete. Maybe it's just my reader though, I have quite an old Nook. 3. 10 phrases for facial expressions: 8. His eyes glazed over. (= he appeared The explanation is incomplete. Also, the font size in "6 phrases for talking about future plans" is different from the rest of the book.