029 – Real English Conversations: Perfectionism 1
This is the transcript page for the Real English Conversation about Perfectionism and procrastination (part 1)
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030 – Real English Conversations: Perfectionism 2
This is the transcript for Better at English “Real English Conversations” podcast episode about perfectionism and procrastination (part 2)
032 – Real English Conversations: Perfectionism 3
This is the transcript for Better at English “Real English Conversations” podcast episode about perfectionism and procrastination (part 3)
032 – Perfectionism and Procrastination 3 – Real English Conversations
Lori and her Dutch friend Yvette return to finish their conversation about perfectionism and procrastination. This time they focus on the strategies that have proved useful in their own battles with this debilitating problem.
030- Perfectionism and Procrastination 2 – Real English Conversations
Lori and her Dutch friend Yvette continue their discussion of perfectionism, focusing on how it can cause problems for foreign language learners.
029 – Perfectionism and Procrastination 1 – Real English Conversations
Do you ever procrastinate? Lori sure does! She and her Dutch friend Yvette talk about what procrastination is, why we do it, and what we can do about it.
Paid vs. free online English teachers – which is best for you?
If you’re wondering which is better for you, a free language partner or a paid teacher, this article explains some of the pros and cons of each.
033 – Lori burns her arm – Real English Conversations
Lori burns her arm while making a cup of tea, and can’t sleep because it hurts so much. Her mother tries to help her find a way to get through the night. The real English conversation is between Lori and her mother the following morning, discussing what they did to relieve the pain and whether or not it worked.
031 – Telling Time in English – Real English Conversations
Lori invites her mom onto the podcast to discuss telling time in English, focusing on some of the differences between American and British English usage.