The English Fluency Club / come si dici "arrivo subito"? / 25 phrasal verbs

Hi there,

Welcome back to The English Breakfast—the newsletter for Italian professionals who want to feel more confident using English at work.

Before we get started, I’ve got some exciting news: if you want to improve your English speaking skills, this is for you.

This week I’m launching my new project The English Fluency Club…

This is your weekly English gym 💪 Join me and other speakers at your level, and build the confidence to talk about any topic.

Join now and get 2 weeks of free sessions (available for the first 15 subscribers.)

The first session starts Monday 22nd September, from 6:15pm to 7pm (Italian time).

Why join The English Fluency Club?

• Use it or lose it. Build confidence with a chance to speak English every week.

• Make progress—the sessions aren’t just free conversation sessions. You’ll learn new vocabulary and structures you need to communicate effectively.

• It’s fun—practice your English in a relaxed, fun and supportive environment!

• All levels are welcome - I’ll add more sessions for specific levels and availabilities as more people join.

Book your place now - spaces are limited 😃 

How do you say “arrivo subito” in English?

Watch this week’s video lesson to find out.

@danieltannerenglish

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Do you have a B1-level knowledge of phrasal verbs? 🎲 

Phrasal verbs are verbs with prepositions attached— like run out of, catch up on, and look for, and they can be difficult to understand if you don’t know them.

Can you get all 25 of these B1 level phrasal verbs right?

Do the quiz now!

All right, that’s it for today’s edition. What did you think? Reply to this email and let me know 📧 

Have a great week and I hope to see you in the English Fluency Club soon 🙂 

Dan

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