I hope this message finds you well and excited to continue your English learning journey! As your tutor, I am always looking for ways to make our lessons more enjoyable, engaging, and effective. 
 

I’m thrilled to let you know that I’ve added more availability to my schedule, making it easier for you to book lessons that fit your busy lifestyle.
 

Here are some fantastic lesson options to help you practice and grow your English skills:
 

Mini Variety Picture This! (30 Minutes)
In this lesson, we’ll describe pictures together and explore new vocabulary. It’s a fun and creative way to practice speaking and learn new words. Perfect for improving your descriptive skills!
 

Mini Let’s Have Fun with a Video (30 Minutes)  OR Let’s Have Fun with a Video (60 Minutes) Let’s enjoy a video together while building your listening, discussion, and vocabulary skills. This interactive lesson includes watching a short video and working on materials to reinforce your learning. It’s a great way to improve your comprehension in a fun and relaxed setting.
 

Learn English with Engoo News (30 Minutes)
This lesson focuses on reading, vocabulary, and discussion skills. Using articles from Engoo News, we’ll explore current topics while building your confidence in English. It’s an excellent way to practice and stay informed!
 

Holiday Variety Lesson (Available Until the End of January)(30 Minutes)
This special lesson celebrates the holiday season and includes options like reading a story, exploring a TED-ED lesson, or describing holiday pictures. You’re welcome to book this lesson more than once and try a different activity each time!
 

Exciting News!
I have many coupons available for lessons throughout January. Take advantage of these to book extra practice time and continue building your skills!
 

I’m so proud of your progress and dedication to learning English. Remember, every lesson is a step closer to your goals. Let’s keep the momentum going in 2025 and make it a year full of growth, fun, and success! I can’t wait to see you in our next lesson.
 

Warm regards,


 

Lisa