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Hi Jennifer! Thanks! Input! I enjoyed this lesson, superb tips! My favorite way to get input in English language learning is to watch my favorite reality TV programs, documentaries, and drama-docs in English without subtitles. Hence, I learn more everyday English, which is essential. Brilliant adage: “Knowledge is only potential power, action is power”. The way I see it is that if you focus too much on input, you may lose some of your potential as your speaking skills don't quite cut the mustard. Personally, my Achilles' heel is mainly English language speaking skills, so I've recently tried to concentrate on that. I'm glad, I've made some progress. Thanks to your splendid tip, I've used a random question generator and a random idiom generator to boost my output. They are helpful. I agree, many times students get too much input. As for me, that's true! Way back when I was at school, we focused mainly on input. Therefore, my writing, reading, and listening skills were OK, but my English language speaking skills were pretty basic. When it comes to planning output during your teaching sessions, I'd say one way to practice output is to comment on the current topic. I've noticed that repeating sentences, making one's own sentences, and saying them out loud is an excellent way to level up English language speaking skills!
"YES, YES, YES" !!! Very interesting and useful. Theoretically, everyone knows this, but still... seeing something and realizing something are two different things. Great job Jennifer
Thank you Jane. With your news article videos I can understand easily. And started to speak fluently. Your pronunciation is so well that I can get words easily. At he same time your speak speed is so fairly that suits for me to understand . Please go on this sharings everytime. I m waiting the new one every day. Sincerely yours. Thanks a lot from İstanbul/ TURKEY😊
Sorry to interrupt you Jennifer but I want to say something that you look good in simple hairs. By the way you are teaching is so good. I understand each and everything is and I appreciate you.
Thank you very much for the daily efforts you're making to help us , secondly , i really enjoy the lessons where studying english through Newspaper , Media,,,,etc .
teacher Jennifer, what a super helpful video!🔥 happy to know about those two things.🤝 I'm getting a lot of input through your million-dollar day-day videos.💪 I repeat your excellent English articles after teaching them.😎 I focus your pronunciations to overcome that task.🤩 Also I practice the words that I found by your Articles by using them in sentences, saying them out loud and commenting some of them in your RUclips comment section.😎 Happy to say I can handle input and output at the same time by your amazing articles.💪 thanks for sharing this awesome things.🧡 you rock.😎 Input! Input! Input! Articles! Articles! Articles! YES, YES, YES
My idea for maximizing input is to change the smartphone settings to English. I have been doing this for seven years and even read Japanese promoting emails in English. It makes more sense for me than reading the original Japanese sentences because I read the sentences more carefully. Thank you for the tips!
Listening to your English lecture about input is also a form of learning. To maximize learning, immerse yourself in the language by living and participating actively in an English-speaking society
My thoughts on using movies, TV, and videos as input. There are three levels. The first is watching the content with subtitles in one's native language. The next level is watching the content with subtitles in the target language. The third level is watching the content without subtitles. Each of the levels can have value. The value of a given level depends on what level of a person is in the progress for learning the target language. The lowest level is obviously to watch the content with subtitles in one's native language, and this would be for beginners. The highest level is to watch the content without subtitles, and this would be for language learners at a relatively high level. One could, of course, overlap the exposure e.g. for someone at a given level it could be watching some content with subtitles in one's native language and watching other content with subtitles in the target language. Does this sound reasonable?
I've just seen you in Hadar's chanel. I already saw Hadar in yours a few days ago. So I'm going to watch you twice today. But I'm glad about that, of course, coz I enjoy learning with you.
Hi Jennifer, just a question : what category do classify repeating and shadowing, are they input, output or both ? Thousands of thanks for your very instructive lessons. I'm fan !
That's a great question. I would classify that as output, because at that moment you're producing language. But I could see how someone else might say that's input.
@@JForrestEnglish that's what I had thought firsthand, and I guess there is a bit of input since one may learn new words and idioms as well. Thanks for your answer. Best wishes from France.
Yeah Jennifer, there are two things that are essential, relevant, important and fundamental to become fluent and confident and those are; - Studying 20%. AND. - Practicing A LOT 80%. And it's scientifically proven to be the best method of all. It's as if you wanted to learn how to play the piano, you gotta study music and then you have to sit in front of a piano and start playing and this happens with almost all areas of knowledge, as simple as that.
Exactly! I always use the piano example too! It's such an easy one to understand. Obviously you can't learn how to play piano without actually playing piano! Can't argue with that! ❤
Definitely not! I frequently learn new words when I read. So the average native speaker would too. But just remember that I only teach you the words that I think you'll use regularly in your vocabulary.
I know that the output is the key, but still mainly absorbing the input. In my case I think proportion is about 85/15. I try to change this but it's hard. Because of you (this video) I pushed myself to add the comment. It's a great way to increasing production of the language. If adding further comments becomes a habit, I will become more fluent. Thanks for your job.
I listen to lots of creepy horror stories with English subtitles on youtube to expend my English vocabulary, but after dragging hours. I forgot everything 🙃
My wife practice 90% output in her own languaje, and only 10% input. I'm gonna show her this video, para que hable menos y escuche más. It's just a joke. I don't want anyonw to be offended.
Input, input input. Knowledge isn't power. Knowledge is only potential power. Action is power! Tony Robbins. For input, I read books and articles. I often watch RUclips videos. To get output from your reading article lessons, I suggest writing a summary of the article. To practice speaking, I recommend recording a spoken summary of the article. Thank you, Jennifer, for this valuable lesson! 💕
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Teacher Jennifer, yes, yes, yes....
😊
Yes, yes, yes. ❤
Knowledge is essential, but it's not power. It's only potential power. Action is the real power!
Absolutely!
"Plan for output, when getting input"
That's summary of the video.
Thank you very much ❤
Thanks for watching! 😁
We still wanna watch. Even though we're native. Ok ???? 😅😂❤
I prefer to read to get information, but also listening makes sense to know the right pronunciation .
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Jennifer! Thanks! Input! I enjoyed this lesson, superb tips! My favorite way to get input in English language learning is to watch my favorite reality TV programs, documentaries, and drama-docs in English without subtitles. Hence, I learn more everyday English, which is essential.
Brilliant adage: “Knowledge is only potential power, action is power”. The way I see it is that if you focus too much on input, you may lose some of your potential as your speaking skills don't quite cut the mustard. Personally, my Achilles' heel is mainly English language speaking skills, so I've recently tried to concentrate on that. I'm glad, I've made some progress. Thanks to your splendid tip, I've used a random question generator and a random idiom generator to boost my output. They are helpful.
I agree, many times students get too much input. As for me, that's true! Way back when I was at school, we focused mainly on input. Therefore, my writing, reading, and listening skills were OK, but my English language speaking skills were pretty basic.
When it comes to planning output during your teaching sessions, I'd say one way to practice output is to comment on the current topic. I've noticed that repeating sentences, making one's own sentences, and saying them out loud is an excellent way to level up English language speaking skills!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing ☺️❤️
I am grateful that you reply to you subscribers.
You're the best! 😘
Output: Reading aloud, talking about the article, writing a summary of the article and prepaing presentations maybe some of the actions .❤
That's a great idea!
Thanks a lot, Jennifer 👍🏻✔️💯
You're welcome, @horacio3248! 👍
Thank you for these pieces of advice.
You are so welcome!
"YES, YES, YES" !!! Very interesting and useful. Theoretically, everyone knows this, but still... seeing something and realizing something are two different things. Great job Jennifer
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot, Jennifer !
Glad it was helpful! ❤
Thanks a bunch Jennifer! You Rock!🌹🌹🌻🌻
You are so welcome!
YES YES YES TRIPLE YES.THANKS JENNIFER ALWAYS BENDING OVER BACKWARDS FOR US .
You are so welcome!
Thank you Jane. With your news article videos I can understand easily. And started to speak fluently. Your pronunciation is so well that I can get words easily. At he same time your speak speed is so fairly that suits for me to understand .
Please go on this sharings everytime. I m waiting the new one every day.
Sincerely yours.
Thanks a lot from İstanbul/ TURKEY😊
Wonderful! So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @meralozertik4453 ❤️
They are very useful points to learn how to activate the knowledge of English and use it efficiently. Teacher Jennifer thank you so much indeed 😊!
You're welcome, @abadalrhmazkoo922! 👍
Thank you
Welcome!
Thanks very much
My pleasure! 😘
Sorry to interrupt you Jennifer but I want to say something that you look good in simple hairs. By the way you are teaching is so good. I understand each and everything is and I appreciate you.
I appreciate that!
Yes, yes, yes.
Let's go!
Thank you very much for the daily efforts you're making to help us , secondly , i really enjoy the lessons where studying english through Newspaper , Media,,,,etc .
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @hamzasalhi957 ❤️
Input input input
teacher Jennifer, what a super helpful video!🔥 happy to know about those two things.🤝 I'm getting a lot of input through your million-dollar day-day videos.💪 I repeat your excellent English articles after teaching them.😎 I focus your pronunciations to overcome that task.🤩 Also I practice the words that I found by your Articles by using them in sentences, saying them out loud and commenting some of them in your RUclips comment section.😎 Happy to say I can handle input and output at the same time by your amazing articles.💪 thanks for sharing this awesome things.🧡 you rock.😎 Input! Input! Input! Articles! Articles! Articles! YES, YES, YES
Awe, I'm so glad you enjoyed my suggestions and will use the news lessons to get both input and output! WHOO HOO!
Love your lessons dear teacher! 💞 You are the best! Poland loves Canada 🥰🤗❤️❤️❤️
You're the best! 😘
Yes it's a powerful quote👍,in the same vein we have" if you don't use it you lose it".Thanks Jennifer you're crushing it!👍👍👍😀
Yes, I love that quote too! Great addition! ❤
Yes i want IT
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @luisalonsoguerra8088 ❤️
So good advice ✨ You rock 💫
Thank you! You rock!
Perfect 👍🏽
Glad you think so!
My idea for maximizing input is to change the smartphone settings to English. I have been doing this for seven years and even read Japanese promoting emails in English. It makes more sense for me than reading the original Japanese sentences because I read the sentences more carefully. Thank you for the tips!
That's awesome! Great job!
So... .You are from Japan ? That's nice 😊
Listening to your English lecture about input is also a form of learning. To maximize learning, immerse yourself in the language by living and participating actively in an English-speaking society
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Really like the method of plan for output when getting input .
Glad it was helpful!
Input, input, input! ❤
So glad you agree! ❤
Yes
WHOO HOO! 🥳
Comprehensible input.
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @PoetaCristino ❤️
Good job I love your sound ❤❤
I'm so happy to hear that! 😍
thank you so much Jennifer, its so useful
You're so welcome!
My thoughts on using movies, TV, and videos as input. There are three levels. The first is watching the content with subtitles in one's native language. The next level is watching the content with subtitles in the target language. The third level is watching the content without subtitles.
Each of the levels can have value. The value of a given level depends on what level of a person is in the progress for learning the target language. The lowest level is obviously to watch the content with subtitles in one's native language, and this would be for beginners. The highest level is to watch the content without subtitles, and this would be for language learners at a relatively high level. One could, of course, overlap the exposure e.g. for someone at a given level it could be watching some content with subtitles in one's native language and watching other content with subtitles in the target language.
Does this sound reasonable?
Thanks for sharing! It certainly sounds reasonable! Great job!
The best way to get the best input is watching our favorite RUclipsr video’s: J. Forrest…!
That's so sweet of you! 💕
I've just seen you in Hadar's chanel. I already saw Hadar in yours a few days ago. So I'm going to watch you twice today. But I'm glad about that, of course, coz I enjoy learning with you.
Awe, that's awesome! I'm glad you watch Hadar's channel too. She's such an inspiration!
I used to read the most I can, and don't import de genre. For me the important thing is knowledge, but I also listened to podcasts or videos.
With these videos as a guide, I think I will start to use my knowledge in English more confidently. Thank you!!!
That's awesome
Of course yes ❤
That's awesome! 🤩
Yes yes yes
WHOO HOO You Got It! 🙌
So nice
Thank you so much! 😊
I have never been to English speaking country but I English speaker every single day in the summer 😅😅😅
Have fun chatting!
Thanks dear teacher ❤❤❤.
Always welcome!
Thanks 😊
You're welcome, @Piotr_Poland! 👍
Knowledge isn't power. Knowledge is only potential power.
Action is power!
--Tony Robbins.
Absolutely! 🙌
Thanks for the information 💐🧡🙏
Always welcome!
Great teacher.
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you very much 😊
Always welcome! 👍
Input
Amazing job! 🥳
Really a helpful video.thank you.
Most welcome!
Knowledge isn't power.
Knowledge is only potential power.
Action is power!
BOOM! So powerful!
Great
Thanks for watching! 😁
You are the best as always ❤
Thank you so much 😀
Strategically what's the best Jennifer,input or output?
Both! But you can't really have output without input. They're like the chicken and the egg!
Hi Jennifer, just a question : what category do classify repeating and shadowing, are they input, output or both ? Thousands of thanks for your very instructive lessons. I'm fan !
That's a great question. I would classify that as output, because at that moment you're producing language. But I could see how someone else might say that's input.
@@JForrestEnglish that's what I had thought firsthand, and I guess there is a bit of input since one may learn new words and idioms as well. Thanks for your answer. Best wishes from France.
Out put 😊
WHOO HOO!
Yo this is really a fantastic video thanks a million you're totally cool 😅😅😅😅
You're the best! 😘
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ you teacher ❤
❤ ❤ ❤
Input, input, input
Let's go! 👏
Im all ears 😊
That's great!
Yeah Jennifer, there are two things that are essential, relevant, important and fundamental to become fluent and confident and those are;
- Studying 20%.
AND.
- Practicing A LOT 80%.
And it's scientifically proven to be the best method of all.
It's as if you wanted to learn how to play the piano, you gotta study music and then you have to sit in front of a piano and start playing and this happens with almost all areas of knowledge, as simple as that.
Exactly! I always use the piano example too! It's such an easy one to understand. Obviously you can't learn how to play piano without actually playing piano! Can't argue with that! ❤
Awesome job you're an awesome person 😅😅
Thanks 😆
A shadowing is it an input aud output in the same time?
Yes, you got it! 😃
nice clase de inglés for to become fluent en ingles y te miras bonita! con tu hair up 😘
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @daniellopez-nj1bf ❤️
Input input. Input
Let's go! 👏
Input, input input
WHOO HOO! That's great!
This is alot of fun 😅
Thanks so much!
music is the best way to learn English very quickly 😅
And it's fun! ❤
Thanks Jenny! I'm thinking to shadow your videos.
You're welcome, @albertoiztueta3850! 👍
In put in put 😊
WHOO HOO!
Input input input
WHOO HOO! 🥳
teacher Jennifer, Do the native English speakers know all of the English words that you highlight in your articles?🤔
Definitely not! I frequently learn new words when I read. So the average native speaker would too. But just remember that I only teach you the words that I think you'll use regularly in your vocabulary.
@@JForrestEnglish thanks for letting to know👍
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But I see English speaker every single day in my country in the summer 😊
Oh really! Start chatting with them :)
❤
Thank you so much! 😊
Input input input input input input
Yes, 6x! ❤❤❤❤
Input, Input, Input❤❤😂 of course
So glad you agree!
I know that the output is the key, but still mainly absorbing the input. In my case I think proportion is about 85/15. I try to change this but it's hard. Because of you (this video) I pushed myself to add the comment. It's a great way to increasing production of the language. If adding further comments becomes a habit, I will become more fluent. Thanks for your job.
Great tip!
Otput
You're the best! 😘
Input, input,input….
WHOO HOO! ❤
İn put, in put, in put
You're the best! 😘
I listen to lots of creepy horror stories with English subtitles on youtube to expend my English vocabulary, but after dragging hours. I forgot everything 🙃
Oh so you need to work on retaining your information! I have a video specifically on that here: ruclips.net/video/4u1Eo80_Rxg/видео.html
Movie .TV show.series
WHOO HOO! 🥳
Cute girl
You're the best! 😘
My wife practice 90% output in her own languaje, and only 10% input. I'm gonna show her this video, para que hable menos y escuche más.
It's just a joke. I don't want anyonw to be offended.
Oh my, that's actually really funny! 🤣😂😝 (I definitely know people like that too ;))
Yes
❤❤🎉
Thank you
You're welcome
Input
You're the best! 😘
Input input input
Let's go! 👏
Yes, yes yes,
I've tried this method , it's very effective .
Best regards
Glad to hear that!
Input
Let's go! 👏
Follow the video transcript
Thanks for watching! 😁
Beautifully said Jennifer.
I'm so happy to hear that
good video is comprensible
Glad you think so!
Input, input input.
Knowledge isn't power.
Knowledge is only potential power.
Action is power!
Tony Robbins.
For input, I read books and articles. I often watch RUclips videos.
To get output from your reading article lessons, I suggest writing a summary of the article. To practice speaking, I recommend recording a spoken summary of the article.
Thank you, Jennifer, for this valuable lesson! 💕
Well said! Thanks for sharing your strategies with our community! 💕
Input Input Input
WHOO HOO! 🙏
Why is "sunset" more frequently used than "sundown" by native speakers? "I like to watch the sundown in the evenings".
Great question! I'll answer that in a future lesson! 😁
Reading
Yes, you got it! 😃