Hi guys, I'm trying to find out any good person mason or service who can fix the water leaking roof. we dont have lanter on the roof but wooden beams. I wanted to ask if theres any advice or service which can fix it.
i had been trying to practice my speaking skill. currently i record myself and speak on a given topic for like 5 mins.
what i have noticed that there are pauses and more like 'aaaaa' or 'ummmm'. I also noticed that there are like incorrect grammar stuff too.
I would like to know how others who have successfully passed tef exam prepared their speaking skill.
thanks again to all
i had been trying to practice my speaking skill. currently i record myself and speak on a given topic for like 5 mins.
what i have noticed that there are pauses and more like 'aaaaa' or 'ummmm'. I also noticed that there are like incorrect grammar stuff too.
I would like to know how others who have successfully passed tef exam prepared their speaking skill.
thanks again to all
Found this creator who is getting engagement by posting thirst trap on all social media and later complaining on linkedin
Hi guys, first of all thanks to everyone again who helped me in giving me the tips for practicing listening skills.
this time i had been trying to practice my speaking skill. currently i record myself and speak on a given topic for like 5 mins.
what i have noticed that there are pauses and more like 'aaaaa' or 'ummmm'. I also noticed that there are like incorrect grammar stuff too.
I would like to know how others who have successfully passed tef exam prepared their speaking skill.
thanks again to all
Hi everyone i have newsletter which focuses on software engineering stuff like DSA problems, some coding tutorials. It has 2700+ subscribers. I also have a youtube channel with 132 subscribers. I'm developer myself with 1+ of experience in the frontend role but now learning backend.
I want to ask if there are suggestions on how can I monetize my newsletter with youtube or is it even worth it to pursue this model as business
my newsletter CTR is 1.5% and open rate is 23-30% depending on the content
Should I pursue a Computer Science degree at university, or self-learn and apply directly for jobs? I'm trying to figure out which path offers the best long-term career opportunities, especially in today’s market.