Dec 11, 2020: Travel

This week, let’s explore some interesting “what if” questions! We’ll practice sharing our opinions and using useful B1 phrases to discuss common dilemmas. It’s a great chance to chat and expand your English conversation skills in a fun and thoughtful way!

This week, we’re talking about the people who shaped us—the mentors, family members, friends, or even brief encounters who left a lasting mark. We’ll practice expressing influence and gratitude while spending plenty of time mingling and hearing each other’s stories, then introducing what we heard to small groups. I’m looking forward to learning about the people who helped you become who you are today.

Scientists in Germany have cast doubt on a previously believed assumption that the processing speed of our brain starts to decline from the age of 20.

A new study has revealed that consuming food such as sausages, frozen pizza, ready-to-eat meals, sodas and cakes can increase the risk of cancer, heart disease or an earlier death.

I went through the “Conversation Topics” worksheets and tabulated the results. This lesson’s topic will be culture. I made a list of the popular topics and will ask all of you to help me choose which ones to use for the remaining classes.