Click here to feel certain and confident when you speak English: tinyurl.com/5xr7yj4z If you want to speak English fluently, you need to understand English like a native. To see how this works, here’s a fluency trigger for the difference between “look for” and “look at”: The man is looking FOR his car keys. This couple is looking AT their new house keys. This man is looking FOR money. This man is looking AT money. She’s looking FOR a book. They’re looking AT a book. Now, you understand the difference between “look for” and “look at” more like a native. So you should feel more confident about saying these phrases! The best part is you improved automatically, without studying any grammar rules, memorizing translations, or saying one word! Isn’t this great?! See, DOUBT is what really stops most English learners from speaking. Worries about vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, or anything else, can block communication. This is why many English learners can study for years, live with natives, and try to speak every day… Yet struggle to express themselves confidently and fluently. So instead of studying more, or forcing yourself to speak… Destroy your doubts to start speaking English like it’s your FIRST language! If you’d like help doing this so you can speak better English, today, click here: tinyurl.com/5xr7yj4z You really are closer to fluency than you might think. The moment you really understand something, you can express it confidently! Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: / englishanyone Twitter: / englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #FluencyTriggers #speakfluentenglishconfidently
While looking for a new video lesson from you, I realize that you’ve changed a little bit from what you’ve been doing regularly since a while. But when I look at this new one, I’m spontaneously captivated and so excited. Really I can’t do without you! :) Also, could you give me some synonyms for the word "trigger" because I still have difficulties with this one, please. :)
Thank you for your answer. I knew about firearms, but it was not clear enough until now. Although what you say here immediately enlightens me much more! ;)
hey dude ive lived in western country over 5 years. and Ive been working at a busy restruant as a manager where i had to deal with lots of native spakers. and i had no problem working. And I think Im an intermediate englsih speaker. i have many native speaker friends. we have no problem communicating when we hang out but the problem is when im with group of native speakers , I found myself having a hard time understanding what they are saying... I guess its because i didnt grow up in a western country when i was young. i went there in early twenties.. and also i enjoy listening to podcasts during work out like joe rogan..theo von..stuff...and even if i lisetn to it almost daily. i still find it difficult to understand when i listen to subject that im not familiar with.. I am currently preparing to go back to the states to pursue my dream. and Im not sure what i need to do . i would highly appreciate it if you could give me an any advice for the students whos in my shoes.. and any recommendations for the course would appreciate it. i dont have much time to prepare left tho..
The problem is natives speak differently with each other than they do with a non-native, depending on how well they think you know English. So, you need to get lots of exposure to natives speaking to each other. This will show you how they speak, so it's what we do in Fluent For Life. :)
Sir when I think something in my mind in English it feels fluent, rapid and the grammer also is good. But when I try to speak the same thing out loud I miss some grammatical preposition or stumble at some words and their is a big pause between words. How to overcome this please reply.
It could be because you feel nervous in front of others, but you likely don't know the English as well as you think you do. When English is truly automatic for you, you'll speak without hesitation or fear. :)
@@EnglishAnyone sir I feel like I am still in the awareness level and I have to proceed towards ownership level but I don't know how to proceed because I don't regularly practice speak neither do I have some one to speak with.
Click here to feel certain and confident when you speak English: tinyurl.com/5xr7yj4z
If you want to speak English fluently, you need to understand English like a native.
To see how this works, here’s a fluency trigger for the difference between “look for” and “look at”:
The man is looking FOR his car keys. This couple is looking AT their new house keys.
This man is looking FOR money. This man is looking AT money.
She’s looking FOR a book. They’re looking AT a book.
Now, you understand the difference between “look for” and “look at” more like a native. So you should feel more confident about saying these phrases!
The best part is you improved automatically, without studying any grammar rules, memorizing translations, or saying one word!
Isn’t this great?!
See, DOUBT is what really stops most English learners from speaking. Worries about vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, or anything else, can block communication.
This is why many English learners can study for years, live with natives, and try to speak every day… Yet struggle to express themselves confidently and fluently.
So instead of studying more, or forcing yourself to speak… Destroy your doubts to start speaking English like it’s your FIRST language!
If you’d like help doing this so you can speak better English, today, click here: tinyurl.com/5xr7yj4z
You really are closer to fluency than you might think. The moment you really understand something, you can express it confidently!
Speak With Us:
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Looking at your videos English learners will find what they’re looking for.)
While looking for a new video lesson from you, I realize that you’ve changed a little bit from what you’ve been doing regularly since a while. But when I look at this new one, I’m spontaneously captivated and so excited. Really I can’t do without you! :)
Also, could you give me some synonyms for the word "trigger" because I still have difficulties with this one, please. :)
It’s just a thing that makes something else happen almost immediately. So, a trigger on a gun fires the bullet. Look up “synonyms for trigger. :)
Thank you for your answer. I knew about firearms, but it was not clear enough until now. Although what you say here immediately
enlightens me much more! ;)
This was such a helpful lesson!
hey dude ive lived in western country over 5 years. and Ive been working at a busy restruant as a manager where i had to deal with lots of native spakers. and i had no problem working. And I think Im an intermediate englsih speaker. i have many native speaker friends. we have no problem communicating when we hang out
but the problem is when im with group of native speakers , I found myself having a hard time understanding what they are saying... I guess its because i didnt grow up in a western country when i was young. i went there in early twenties..
and also i enjoy listening to podcasts during work out like joe rogan..theo von..stuff...and even if i lisetn to it almost daily. i still find it difficult to understand when i listen to subject that im not familiar with..
I am currently preparing to go back to the states to pursue my dream. and Im not sure what i need to do .
i would highly appreciate it if you could give me an any advice for the students whos in my shoes.. and any recommendations for the course would appreciate it. i dont have much time to prepare left tho..
The problem is natives speak differently with each other than they do with a non-native, depending on how well they think you know English. So, you need to get lots of exposure to natives speaking to each other. This will show you how they speak, so it's what we do in Fluent For Life. :)
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Sir when I think something in my mind in English it feels fluent, rapid and the grammer also is good. But when I try to speak the same thing out loud I miss some grammatical preposition or stumble at some words and their is a big pause between words. How to overcome this please reply.
It could be because you feel nervous in front of others, but you likely don't know the English as well as you think you do. When English is truly automatic for you, you'll speak without hesitation or fear. :)
@@EnglishAnyone sir I feel like I am still in the awareness level and I have to proceed towards ownership level but I don't know how to proceed because I don't regularly practice speak neither do I have some one to speak with.
@@raajeshchess you don’t need someone to speak with. You just need to know the vocabulary so well that you use it without thinking. :)
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