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The aim of this article is to present some useful expressions or idioms that can enhance learners' speaking and make them sound more fluent and fresh. These expressions are introduced in the context of living and teaching in Thailand, based on the author's personal experiences and what he learned from Thai culture.

Find a Satisfactory Job Unless you have already a satisfactory job, you must feel a lack of fullness in your life. How might someone be absolutely happy without a successful professional life? Work is not only something that is part of our life, it is actually our life. Does a vocational job really exist? We might guess that it is certain for some people that know since their childhood what they want be as professionals. However, many people change their job or career when they realize that they have not chosen the right ones, or, on the other hand, because they had changed their minds. How do you know what is your dream job? Could you answer that safely?

Learning with my teacher I just had an interesting conversation with my teacher. I felt that he understood whatever I explained and that helped me to express better myself. It was a challenge for me to talk with my teacher because he is a native english speaker, with a pronunciation and way of speaking that I can not always understand yet. However, this is what it counts: the opportunity to get used to his accent, pronunciation and english way of speaking. So this is why I do not want him to change his way of teaching, because it is the best way for me to get used to the real life speaking.

My new goal: Living and working in London I start a new stage in my life from just now, so I have decided to move on to the Greater London in UK. I have arranged my flight for September 24th, so in a couple of weeks I will be living in a new city and a new country. I am keen to improve as much as possible my English, especially my Speaking and Listening. Furthermore, I am focused in learning pronunciation, so I have realized that most of the times the problem to be understood for the English people is the way we pronounce the words. I do not know yet in which part of the city I am going to live but I hope to find a good accommodation. However, it is not an easy issue because the accommodation in London is very expensive. I would like to live near a tube station and in zones 2 or 3, no farther from the centre. I am very excited with the idea of starting my new life in London and UK. Even if I know that it could be a difficult thing to start from zero in a new place, I appreciate the experience as a matter of enjoying life itself. Future is coming and I have to do a lot of things before moving on to London, so let's start just now practising my English!