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Tomorrow, October 15, we're closing the doors to Beyond until 2027!

Beyond is my English fluency membership, and I genuinely believe it's one of the most remarkable spaces on the internet.

It's a place where people from all over the world come together to practice English, build confidence, support each other, and grow.

And I'm SO proud of the community we've created.

If you've been studying English for years but still feel like you can't fully express yourself when you speak, Beyond is for you.

Don't take it from me. These are real testimonials from my students!

If you want to be a part of this, click the link to join: https://bit.ly/4ey1vl0

New lesson time! This week I have another pronungrammar… or maybe grammarciation lesson for you 😆 
In this week’s lesson, we’re taking 3 very common verbs, make, get, and take, and practicing them through all different tenses: past, present, future, simple, continuous, and perfect.
As you watch the video, I want you to actually SAY the sentences with me, notice how the structures sound in real speech, and practice them enough that they start feeling more automatic when you speak.
Let’s go!

Screenshots from my Show Up & Speak Up Challenge 🥹 - on Tuesday, I taught my challenge students a framework that I’ve been developing for years.  It’s called "The Three Gaps Between the English You Know and the English You Speak". 
I’ll be teaching it separately for free this Saturday, if you'd like to join https://bit.ly/4iVahN7 

For almost 20 years, I’ve worked with thousands of non-native speakers who came to me because they wanted to improve their English.

But “I need to improve my English” can mean so many different things.

Once you understand WHAT EXACTLY getting in your way, it becomes a lot easier to understand what you actually need to work on.

and that's what I'm going to teach this Saturday. I hope you can join me! https://bit.ly/4iVahN7

Who wants to read?! Let’s go with a NEW read aloud episode! This one is from Brene Brown’s: Dare to Lead. (Have you read it?) Lots of good vocabulary in this episode. I hope you like it!

If you didn't join the 7-day challenge, but you DO still feel like you want something MORE for your English...I've got good news!

I'm hosting a free, new (and live) training in just a few days. Come for 60 minutes.

You'll walk away with a different understanding of your English differently with practical tools on how to improve THE SAME DAY.

Effective and efficient, no?

Click the link below to join! https://bit.ly/4AOmytf

You asked, we answered!

My content director, Christina, joined me for a new Q&A episode, and we answered some of your questions about English, pronunciation, fluency, confidence, and learning.

We answered the questions…
👉 Can introverts become confident speakers?
👉 Can you practice pronunciation too much?
👉 Why do some people sound robotic when they focus on their accent?
👉 Hadar, what's your story?
👉 And yes, we also talked about the flap T 😄

I hope you enjoy this style episode!

We start TOMORROW! You coming? Last chance to join the challenge and get the early bird discount! https://hadarshemesh.com/challenge/ We're already started, so many videos have been posted, our warm up sessions are going strong, and we start our DAY 1 training tomorrow!! Don't wait!

The -ed endings in English can be…confusing to say the least! In this video, I show you the 3 pronunciations of -ed with lots of practice words and sentences to drill it 💪

Give me 7 days. Our 7-day speaking challenge is about to start, and if you haven't joined yet, I want to give you a final push.

These 7 days won't be an overnight transformation. But what it WILL be is a week to put your speaking at the top of your priority list, and that is what leads to real change.

You'll get the chance to:
✅ Organize your thoughts quickly
✅ Get to the point without losing your personality
✅ Speak before you feel completely ready

That's what we're going to do together. I really, REALLY hope you can join us!

Click the link below to join us: https://bit.ly/4yQaCVZ

Often times, the more judgmental we are towards others' mistakes are often a sign of how we feel about our own mistakes.