Challenger by Kate

28/03/2025

Drodzy,
Jeśli zakupiliście coś na naszej stronie, a jakieś materiały nie dotarły - dawajcie proszę znać za pomocą naszego maila lub messengera - wkrada nam się jakiś bug, którego nie możemy usunąć, ale po informacji od Was doślemy wszystkie zakupione materiały

Z góry dziękujemy za zrozumienie

Dobrego dnia,
Zespół Challengera

11/03/2024

Drodzy,
jeśli ktoś z Was ostatnio zakupił nasze materiały, ale w mailu nie dostał linku do pobrania pdf - bardzo prosimy o kontakt- albo na Messengerze, albo na mailu - natychmiast doślemy brakujące materiały. Cały czas walczymy z jakimś dziwnym problemem technicznym na stronie, a bardzo zależy nam na Waszym zadowoleniu.

Pięknego tygodnia
Zespół Challengera

14/11/2023

I have almost forgotten about it 😉

I can’t believe it either 🤣🤣🤣🤣

People spend the whole of November saying 'I can't believe it's November!' : https://www.michaelmcintyre.co.uk/Face...

30/08/2023

Hello 😉‼️ How are you guys on this beautiful day? Are you COUNTING DOWN the days left to the beginning of the school year?Or you are already at work and have completely forgotten about the holiday?

Whichever it is, I have for you another

WHAT?
This time -
BUSINESS ENGLISH MAGAZINE by
If you want to broaden your business vocab - this is definitely a piece of reading for you.

WHY?
🎈 you will find here a lot of fascinating up-to-date articles about business 💴, technology 📡, management 💁🏼 or trends 📈;
🎈 there are also qr codes which will direct you to the podcast recordings or YouTube videos thanks to which ou can work on your listening comprehension skills;
🎈 every articles is provided with the glossary of the most important expressions, already translated, so there is no need to LOOK them UP in the dictionary;
🎈 you will also find a few vocab and grammar exercises to check and practise what you remember (everything based on the texts you have read) with key 💪🏻😉.

Have you ever read any article from ?
Are you interested in the business topics? Let us know in the comments 🔽🔽🔽🔽

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22/08/2023

Hello guys‼️

Another day, another recommendation 😉💪🏻‼️

This time, allow me to make you familiar with a great series of criminal stories in English by

You will find here a wide rage of criminal stories 📖🔫adapted to your language level (starting at A1-A2, up to C1). It means that you can start reading in English starting at the very early stage of your language adventure 💪🏻‼️

WHY❓
🎈 the stories are adapted to your level;
🎈the chapters are short so you read quickly and you can decide how much time you spend on reading, starting from even several minutes a day;
🎈 in each chapter you will find a glossary (a mini dictionary) with the most important and difficult words and phrases from the given chapter - so you learn your vocab in context;
🎈 after each chapter you have a series of short exercises based on vocab and grammar from this chapter (again context‼️);
🎈you can focus on the real language and common expressions needed in everyday communication;
🎈the key helps you check your answers and learn;
🎈you learn grammar without learning grammar as you see the structures in the context without doing exercises on present simple vs present continuous, etc;
🎈the stories are really interesting and keep you engaged from the first page to the last;
🎈some stories are recorded so mp3 version can help you work on your pronuncation and listening skills.

❓❓❓Have you read any of criminal stories yet?
❓❓❓ Did you enjoy it?

Let us know in the comments below 🔽🔽🔽

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16/08/2023

Hello guys‼️
Today I have for you another which is supposed to help you develop your English skills 😉💪🏻‼️

If you don’t have time to read📖, if you can’t sit down with a pencil✏️ and a sheet of paper📝 to take notes, here you’ll find a solution 🔽🔽🔽

WHAT❓
BBC 6 MIN ENGLISH
A series of short (give or take 6-minute-long) programmes / podcasts which you can listen to even if you don’t have time for any English 😉. You can play it when you clean 🧹, drive 🚘, cook 🥘 or just do nothing special in particular.

WHERE❓
📲 in the Podcast application
📲 on Spotify
📲 on YouTube
📲 on BBC website

WHY❓
🎈it provides you with an excellent exposition to beautiful British accent;
🎈it give you a chance to practise your listening comprehension skills (understanding 😉);
🎈it delivers the podcasts on up-to-date topics so you can find there arguments useful in or speaking or writing tasks;
🎈on the website, additionally, you can find a transcript which helps you understand the text and the most useful vocabulary items which you can remember after each episode.

Have you ever listened to any of this podcast episodes?

Let us know in the comments below 🔽🔽🔽

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11/08/2023

Hello guys‼️

Another day, another recommendation 😉💪🏻‼️

This time, allow me to make you familiar with a great series of criminal stories in English by

You will find here a wide rage of criminal stories 📖🔫adapted to your language level (starting at A1-A2, up to C1). It means that you can start reading in English starting at the very early stage of your language adventure 💪🏻‼️

WHY❓
🎈 the stories are adapted to your level;
🎈the chapters are short so you read quickly and you can decide how much time you spend on reading, starting from even several minutes a day;
🎈 in each chapter you will find a glossary (a mini dictionary) with the most important and difficult words and phrases from the given chapter - so you learn your vocab in context;
🎈 after each chapter you have a series of short exercises based on vocab and grammar from this chapter (again context‼️);
🎈you can focus on the real language and common expressions needed in everyday communication;
🎈the key helps you check your answers and learn;
🎈you learn grammar without learning grammar as you see the structures in the context without doing exercises on present simple vs present continuous, etc;
🎈the stories are really interesting and keep you engaged from the first page to the last;
🎈some stories are recorded so mp3 version can help you work on your pronuncation and listening skills.

❓❓❓Have you read any of criminal stories yet?
❓❓❓ Did you enjoy it?

Let us know in the comments below 🔽🔽🔽

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07/08/2023

Hello guys on Monday‼️

Many of you think🧠 that learning a language must be boring and tiring and focused on numerous grammar exercises.

Let me prove you wrong 🤞🏻😉‼️

I will show you some tricks and materials which you can make use during your holiday time in order to learn English without feeling that you are actually learning 💪🏻‼️

WHAT?
The first thing I want to recommend:
ENGLISH MATTERS - a bi-monthly magazine (you get a new issue every two months) which you can find, e.g. in

WHY?
You get there
🎈many fascinating up-to-date articles which provide you with arguments and vocabulary on the most current issues possible (e.g. chat GPT💻, procastination, travelling✈️, etc.);

🎈glossary next to each article which will save your time ⏳ as you don’t have to check the phrases (look the phrases up 😉) in the dictionary;

🎈QR codes with MP3 recordings 📻which make it possible for you to practise your listening skills and give you the opportunity to work on your pronunciation as you can repeat🗣️ after the reader and copy their way of speaking.

💸Additionally, it is just a cost of less than 20PLN so it is affordable for many. 💸

❓Have you read this magazine yet?
❓ What do you like the most about this magazine?
❓Which article have you found thw most interesting?

Let us know in the comments below ✍🏼🔽🔽🔽

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matters.mag

04/08/2023

Hello on Friday‼️

And one more London sneak peak 😉

The Ambassadors
by Hans Holbain The Younger

You can find it in the National Gallery in London and see if for free 💪🏻 and this is the greatest value of museums and galleries in this phenomenal city.

A bit on the painting itself:

Hans Holbein the Younger’s “The Ambassadors” of 1533 is well known for its anamorphic image of a skull in the foreground, but upon close perusal, the objects on the table between the two subjects prove just as fascinating.
To start with, the painting memorializes Jean de Dinteville, French ambassador to England, and his friend, Georges de Selve, who acted on several occasions as French ambassador to the Republic of Venice, to the Pope in Rome, and to England, Germany, and Spain.

The upper shelf, which is concerned with the the heavens, includes a celestial globe, a portable sundial, and various other instruments used for understanding the heavens and measuring time, while the lower shelf, which reflects the affairs of the world, holds musical instruments, a hymn book, a book of arithmetic, and a terrestrial globe.

Holbein painted “The Ambassadors” during a particularly tense period marked by rivalries between the Kings of England and France, the Roman Emperor, and the Pope. Furthermore, the French church was split over the question of the Reformation. The religious and political strife was reflected symbolically in the details of the painting. Among them:

A crucifix is half-obscured by a green curtain in the top left corner of the painting, symbolizing the division of the church.
The broken string on the lute evokes ecclesiastical disharmony during the Reformation.
The open book of music next to the lute has been identified as a Lutheran hymnal, and the book of mathematics is open on a page of divisions which opens with the word “Dividirt.”
There are also non-political details throughout the work, such as the ages of the sitters being written in Latin on the dagger’s sheath (Dinteville) and on the book on the top shelf (de Selve).

(source: about.jstore.org)

01/08/2023

There is a city …

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31/07/2023

Another day, another London spot ;)

Well, London enchanted and dazzled me, that goes without saying. However, one of the districts that recently has left me speechless and in love is without a shadow of a doubt…
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Camden Market
…. A DIVERSE COMMUNITY OF CREATIVE SELLERS, STREET FOOD TRADERS AND INDEPENDENT STORES NEXT TO THE REGENT’S CANAL. OPEN EVERY DAY, WE HAVE OVER 1,000 PLACES TO SHOP, EAT, DRINK AND DANCE IN OUR HISTORIC CENTRAL LONDON LOCATION.

AND BELIEVE ME - EVERYTHING THERE MAKES YOUR HEAD 🫨SPIN 🙃

Before Camden Market was born, gin was Camden’s biggest industry. It was transported all over the world from the Regent’s Canal. The 1970s signaled the end of Camden’s industrial heritage and the start of the Market.

Additionally, Camden Market has had a firm hand in fashion history since the 1970s. The links between fashion and music have, and always will be inextricable – and back in the 70s, Camden was a melting pot of both. Dingwalls Dance Hall was alive and kicking and in those days, fashion was influenced by music… not catwalks. With this in mind, Camden Town was right at the very centre of London’s gig scene.

(Source: camdenmarket.com)

29/07/2023

Hello on Saturday🙃

I am taking you on another trip in London 😉 ready? Here we go.

If somebody knows me, they also know that I am a humongous fan 😍 of street art 🖼️ and in London I found my place‼️ and this place is called SHOREDITCH.

It is hands down the best place to admire wonderful pieces of street art.

Around every corner, down every alleyway, looming over car parks, on railway hoardings, underneath the arches of Shoreditch High Street Station, even on some of the wheelie bins – talented artists have turned the area into a canvas filled with colour and bold statements.

Additionally, it is is a creative playground and hedonistic hipster hangout bursting with bars, street art, quirky stores and clubs (with the odd bit of history and nature thrown in for good measure).

And the fact that I have just seen a small percentage of what Shoreditch has to offer makes me dream of coming back there rather sooner than later 🤞🏻.

28/07/2023

Hello on Friday‼️

"I'm just a girl,

standing in front of a boy,

asking him to love her.”

Yes, we all know this quote ❤️ and as a humongous fan of Julia Roberts I can rewatch this movie over and over again 😉

And NOTTING HILL is not only the title of the movie, but also London’s most desirable and Instagrammable areas, with iconic pastel-coloured houses and a thriving market.

You can find everything from world-famous events and restaurants to cutting-edge theatres in Notting Hill. Perhaps you'll even meet a film star in a travel book shop.

The popular Notting Hill market is known as Portobello Market, so called because it runs along Portobello Road. Pay a visit to one of the best markets in London, and you'll discover something interesting to take home with you.

The main day at Portobello Market is Saturday, although traders set up some market stalls from Monday to Friday. The main market on Saturday is a big day for antiques and bargain hunters, but you can also buy fresh fruit and vegetables, second-hand goods and vintage clothing.

Nearly a kilometre long, this bustling west London market offers an endless variety of merchandise. Dive in and you're sure to find a unique souvenir.

TITBIT

The Notting Hill movie, directed by Roger Michell, was released in 1999. The romantic comedy starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant was a box office hit, and Notting Hill became a popular place to visit as much of the film was shot in and around the area.

(Source: visitlondon.com)

26/07/2023

Hello on Wednesday‼️

Have you got any idea what bridge you can see in this mysterious photo?

Well, officially, it is called Millenium Bridge, however, …

Londoners nicknamed it the "Wobbly Bridge" after pedestrians experienced an alarming swaying motion on its opening day. The bridge was closed later that day and, after two days of limited access, it was closed again for almost two years so that modifications and repairs could be made to keep the bridge stable and stop the swaying motion. It reopened in February 2002.

TITBIT‼️

The bridge is featured in the opening scenes of the film version of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, where the bridge collapses following an attack by Death Eaters.

Have you crossed the Thames using this bridge? In my humble opinion, it is one of the cooles bridges in London 😉.

21/07/2023

Not politically correct 🙃, but brilliant 🤪

19/07/2023

🖐🏼Hello on Wednesday‼️
Let’s have a look at a bit of art.

💣Have you watched Skyfall with Daniel Craig? Do you remember the scene where Bond is sitting in the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster, in Central London? He is sitting there with Q, exactly in front of this painting.

🧑🏼‍🎨First of all, who painted it? J.M.W. Turber - an English Romantic landscape painter, watercolourist and printmaker, whose style can be said to have laid the foundation for Impressionism. Although Turner was considered a controversial figure in his day, he is now regarded as the artist who elevated landscape painting to an eminence rivalling history painting.

🖼️What painting is that?
The Fighting Temeraire, tugged to her last berth to be broken up, 1838

📜Turner’s painting shows the final journey of the Temeraire, as the ship is towed from Sheerness in Kent along the river Thames to Rotherhithe in south-east London, where it was to be scrapped. The veteran warship had played a distinguished role in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, but by 1838 was over 40 years old and had been sold off by the Admiralty. When exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1839, the painting was accompanied by lines Turner had adapted from Thomas Campbell’s poem, Ye Mariners of England: ‘The flag which braved the battle and the breeze, / No longer owns her.’

It is unlikely that Turner witnessed the ship being towed; instead, he imaginatively recreated the scene using contemporary reports. Set against a blazing sunset, the last voyage of the Temeraire takes on a greater symbolic meaning, as the age of sail gives way to the age of steam.

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18/07/2023

Hello on Tuesday‼️‼️

You may think it is yet another Harry Potter 🧙🏻🪄🧹post on insta, however, not this time 😉

This is Leicester Square 💪🏻.

⚔️Throughout the 17th century, Leicester Square was a notorious duelling location. Famous duels are said to have occurred here, including one between a Captain French and Captain Coote.

📺 Now, Global icon, cultural hub, entertainment epicentre. Leicester Square exists to entertain.

🎥One of the best things to do in London’s Leicester Square is visit the amazing bronze statues that you can get up close with and take photos! The Leicester Square Statues are famous stars of film immortalised in bronze in and around the square. The installation has been in London since February 2020 and is still being added to.

We have found:
🎩 Charlie Chaplin
🕺🏾🕺🏻Laurel and Hardy
🥕 Bugs Bunny
🥪 Paddington Bear
👞 Gene Kelly
🌂 Mary Poppins
🪄 Harry Potter
🦸🏻‍♂️ Batman (check out the story ;)
🦹🏽‍♀️ Wonder Woman
🧸 Mr Bean
🧳 Indiana Jones

However, I’ve got some gut feeling that we might have missed something … ;)

And additionally two more temporary statues are coming.

Have you seen any other figures in Leicester Square? Let us know in the comments :)