Telling your own story is always

Word and phrases learnt in the class

Words

• eulogy - tributes. Words saying on funerals.
• adrenaline - hormous produced by kidney - adrenaline cortex
• project - loud one's voice
• daunting - make sb. frightened

Phrases

• A posh person - a fancy thing
• a book series, you can say installment I/II/III/IV
• walk in a fine line
• from his point of view
• It did more harm than good
• passport photo
• put under pressure
• constructive criticism
• head audit
• give me confirmation
• I didn't know the exact word

Last week, I accompanied my foreign colleague to vaccinate. I talked casually and frequently on the way that make me feel my English is pretty good. However, last night, I had a lesson with my online English teacher, I found that when I was describing a story I hadn't prepared, it's hard to be as fluent as daily talk. Thus, she recommended to do more practices like to - to tell the story, ie describe a book / film / experience...
Actually, I've discussed this method with others before which we all admit it's a good method to improve. Unfortunately, we didn't insist on doing this.