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Post #70 119

Forwarded from 𝑈𝑚𝑖𝑡

🔥 Мечтаешь учиться за границей, но не знаешь с чего начать?
Проект GoGlobal — твой реальный шанс ✈️🌍
У нас ты найдёшь:
✅ Поступление за границу
✅ Полезные и актуальные материалы
✅ Курсы и разборы по шагам
✅ Живые эфиры с людьми, которые
реально уже поступили
✅Минусы стран и университетов, о которых никто не рассказывает.
Никаких мифов — только опыт, практика и честная инфа 💯
Если хочешь изменить своё будущее — GoGlobal для тебя 🚀
🌐 Наш сайт:
https://yntymakdev.github.io/goglobal
Telegram: https://t.me/GoGlobal_2
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Post #69 115

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🚀 Проект AIRISE — твой проводник в мир возможностей!

В нашем Telegram-канале ты найдёшь:
✨ Стажировки (онлайн и офлайн)
🏆 Конкурсы и олимпиады
🤝 Волонтёрства
📚 Образовательные программы
🌍 Международные проекты и обмены

AIRISE — это место, где мы собираем все самые интересные и полезные внеклассные активности для твоего роста и портфолио. Здесь ты сможешь развиваться, пробовать новое, находить единомышленников и уверенно строить своё будущее.

📩 Присоединяйся, чтобы не упустить свою возможность:
ПРОЕКТ AIRISE
Post #68 143
✨ The Verba Club — место, где готовятся к будущему

The Verba Club — это пространство, где:
• проходит Speaking Club
• работает Debate Club
• готовятся к IELTS & SAT
• развивают академический английский и критическое мышление

Что получают участники?
— уверенный разговорный английский
— навык аргументации и участия в дискуссиях
— академический словарь
— понимание процесса поступления
— сильное и мотивированное окружение

🎓 Активные участники получают сертификаты
📚 Делимся полезными материалами: IELTS, SAT, uni tips

📌 Скоро открытие школы английского языка
👩‍🏫 Ищем преподавателей английского языка
Требования:
• уровень B1–B2
• стабильный интернет
• отзывчивость и ответственность

✨ Если ты хочешь учиться за границей, развивать мышление и говорить свободно — тебе сюда.

👉🏻 https://t.me/theverbaclub
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Post #66 260

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🇫🇷 Parlons français cet hiver ❄️

Do you learn French but feel stuck when it comes to speaking?
Then this is for you.

📅 From 5 January
⏳ 2 weeks
🎙 Little French Speaking Club

This is a low-pressure speaking club, not a traditional course.
The main goal is simple: to help you speak French more confidently.

Who is it for?

- Beginners (A1–A2) who want to start speaking
- B1 learners are also welcome if you want extra speaking practice
- Anyone who wants to improve vocabulary through speaking

How it works:

- Short daily speaking prompts (voice messages)
- Simple topics, real-life French

Interested?
Write: @LeyAfs
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Post #65 165
Hi dears! Today we have some interesting facts about Christmas 🎄

1. Christmas cards [📨]
The first Christmas card was created because a busy man didn't have time to write letters. In 1843, Sir Henry Cole in London commissioned an artist to design 1,000 cards so he could quickly send holiday greetings to his friends and business contacts. The card depicted a family toasting, with sides showing acts of charity - feeding and clothing the poor.

2. St. Nicholas [👼🏼]
The real St. Nicholas was once imprisoned. He refused to renounce Christ, professing the truth, and spent about 20 years in prison, where he continued to serve God and perform miracles.

3. Cookies for Santa [🍪]
The tradition of leaving cookies for Santa may have Depression-era roots. During the Great Depression, parents wanted to teach their children about gratitude and giving during a time of scarcity. Encouraging them to leave a treat for the hard-working Santa was a way to instill the spirit of giving, even when you had little.

4. The Christmas Miracle of 1914 [🎁]
In 1914 (when was The First World War) during the famous "Christmas Truce," soldiers from both sides met in no-man's-land. They didn't just sing carols and play soccer, they also exchange of gifts. German soldiers had received small Christmas trees from home, decorated with candles and ornaments made from a plant called mistletoe.

5. Real Santa's address [🎅🏼]
The North Pole wasn't always Santa's address. Before the 19th century, various folk figures delivering gifts lived in different locations: snowy mountains, deep forests, or even the moon. The modern, magnetic North Pole workshop was cemented by cartoonist Thomas Nast in a series of Harper's Weekly illustrations from 1863-1886, which also gave us the first detailed drawings of Santa's suit, workshop, and list.
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Post #64 158
⛄ Hi dears, we have a really good news!

▫️ We wanna present a new speaker that passed her IELTS test for C1.

🎅Beause of that we invite everyone to join our next Speaking club. We are sure that you will definitely like it!
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Post #63 171

Forwarded from ~Englishman

🚫 Registration is closed

All 16 spots for New Year Study Camp
by Asyl Edvibe × Contextual are officially filled.

However 👇
You still have a chance to join the camp.

How?
We will be publishing tasks & challenges on both channels.

If you show high activity:
• complete the tasks
• participate consistently
• demonstrate strong engagement

➡️ you may be accepted from the reserve list.

📌 Important:
Tasks & challenges will be posted
Activity will be tracked
Selected participants will be contacted directly

Stay active.
Opportunities go to those who work.
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Post #62 153
✨ New Year Study Camp
by Asyl Edvibe × Contextual

📚 Online English Skills Intensive
Reading • Writing • Listening

👥 Llimited spots
🗓 Project timeline:
• Start: 21st of December
• End: 18th of January
• Holiday break (optional): 28th
of December – 3rd of January

🎯 Level: B1–B2

What you will work on:
• structured Reading practice
• Writing tasks with feedback
• Listening focused on real-life English
• practical assignments
• active support in the group chat

⚠️ Important rule:
Inactive participants will be removed from the program
and will NOT receive a certificate.

🎁 What you get after completion:
• Certificate of Completion
• IELTS Advantages materials (final bonus)

📩 To join: DM @LeyAfs @Asyl4edvibe
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Post #59 120
Psst… a little secret for you ✨

Next week, we’ve got a special surprise prepared for our Speaking Club 🎁❄️

Something new, exciting, and very cool is coming…
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Post #58 130
Huge thanks to everyone who joined our first winter-themed speaking club!❄️

It was such a warm, cozy atmosphere and lovely energy, even though the screen.
We'd love to see you at the next one!
More topics, more speaking, more warm vibes coming soon✨

Stay tuned and don't miss out next time!
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Post #57 127
Contextual Hi dears! ❄️ We'll have a speaking club on 17th December at 17:00 (GMT+2). The topic will be dedicated to "winter fun & cozy moments". We'll discuss: • what's your favourite winter activity? • Hot chocolate or tea? What do you prefer? • Do you like snow…
Join our speaking club!
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Post #54 219
‼️By the way, we’re still looking for teachers and students who are motivated to learn English and grow together.
The learning will start next week, so hurry up!

Interested?
Message me: @LeyAfs
Post #52 138
Useful Vocabulary & Expressions for speaking club:

☃️ Snowball fight – playing with snow balls outside

☃️ Skiing / Snowboarding – winter sports on snow

☃️ Ice skating – moving on ice with special shoes

☃️ Cozy – warm, comfortable, and pleasant

☃️ Winter clothes – coat, scarf, gloves, hat, boots

☃️ To freeze – be very cold

☃️ To stay inside / indoors – not go outside

☃️ To build a snowman – make a figure from snow

☃️ Hot drink – tea, coffee, hot chocolate

☃️ To enjoy the cold – like winter weather
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Post #51 377
Hi dears! ❄️

We'll have a speaking club on 17th December at 17:00 (GMT+2).
The topic will be dedicated to "winter fun & cozy moments".

We'll discuss:
• what's your favourite winter activity?
• Hot chocolate or tea? What do you prefer?
• Do you like snow or cold weather?

We will be waiting for you! → @contextualss
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Post #46 494
We’re opening recruitment for volunteers, teachers, and new students

Contextual is building a small international learning community focused on languages, culture, and meaningful discussion.
We run online sessions, speaking clubs, and educational projects, and we’re looking for people who want to grow with us.

Who we need:
• Volunteers/speakers
• SMM managers
• Motivated students

What volunteers receive:
• an official certificate of participation
• a recommendation letter describing your contribution
• leadership experience and project involvement

What active students can receive:
• a participation certificate based on consistent attendance and engagement

Form for teachers: https://forms.gle/1FdE8u6e1yuQrDfq5
Form for students:
https://forms.gle/iUQsEYydR7NgsHDL6
Form for SMM: https://forms.gle/hgb7acvjQhGavhWs6

Make sure to subscribe: https://t.me/contextualss

@LeyAfs
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Post #43 156
✨ Best Book for Learning English Idioms by Yourself

If you want to sound more natural and fluent, the best book to start with is “English Idioms in Use” (Intermediate or Advanced) by Michael McCarthy & Felicity O’Dell.
-explains idioms clearly
-gives examples
-super easy to study on your own.

#English
Post #42 136
📚 Vocabulaire DELF
convaincre — to convince
Il essaie de convaincre son ami de venir avec lui.

persuader — to persuade
Elle a persuadé sa classe de participer au projet.

se plaindre — to complain
Il se plaint du service au restaurant.

exprimer son opinion — to express one’s opinion
Tu peux exprimer ton opinion librement.

interrompre — to interrupt
Excuse-moi de t’interrompre, j’ai une question.

s’expliquer — to explain oneself
Ils se sont expliqués après le malentendu.

développer un argument — to develop an argument
Elle développe un argument solide pendant le débat.

mettre en avant — to highlight / emphasise

#french #DELF
Post #40 117
#IELTS ELTS Essay sample (8+)
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