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Opening: Talk about success

-Everyone dreams of making it big. (succeeding) When they’re chosen for


something, they yell: I made it! (My dream came true–I was hired! I was
selected for the team!)

-The person who makes it is the envy of his friends. Everyone wants the same
success.

-When you get good news, you feel thrilled or elated.  (Very excited.)

-We sometimes use a baseball expression to talk about success and say you hit a
home run. (You got what you wanted.)

Sometimes, you don’t even have to work for a success. It just happens. To
describe this situation, we say (something) fell in (one’s) lap. The job just fell in
your lap.

-We can also say you lucked out. This means you were lucky or fortunate.

When you get good news, maybe you’re the kind of person who brags or boasts.
Maybe you talk up your luck and make a big deal out of it.

Or, perhaps you are modest. A modest person plays down his/her luck.


She/he doesn’t make a big deal out of it.

-Certainly, having success is not easy. We should have knowledge,work


experience and also good relationship. And one of the most important thing
about knowledge you must know if you want more successful is foreign
language and especially is English. Cuz it is global language and so many job
require to have English certificate.

Reasons you should believe in English=> Benefits of studying English:

- The English language is one of the most commonly-spoken languages and is


often considered the most influential language in the world. Whether you want
to learn English to further your studies, your career, or your personal horizons,
there are many benefits you can gain from attending a qualified English school.

1.Learning a second language is one of the very best ways to keep your brain
active and challenged. Studies have shown that the brain undergoes changes in
electrical activity and even structure and size while learning another language
that do not occur when learning any other type of task or skill. Learning another
language offers important cognitive benefits at any age, helping to keep the
mind active and even reducing the risk of mental disease and slowing mental
decline later in life.

2.Improved Communication Skills

When you learn English as a second language, you are learning new ways to
think and express yourself through written and spoken words. Learning multiple
languages can help you communicate more clearly in any language as you learn
more about how language itself works and how to use it to promote ideas and
reach out to others in a variety of social and work situations.

3.Improved Social and Work Opportunities

Can open the door to new opportunities in life, whether you’d like to attend
school or pursue a career in an English-speaking region of the world. Knowing
English can help you excel in a number of fields, particularly those in which
English is a commonly-used form of communication, such as science, business,
and engineering.

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