How To Understand The Highest Level Of Native English To Speak Fluently

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

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  • @EnglishAnyone
    @EnglishAnyone  Год назад +9

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    In this video, you'll learn how to understand the highest level of spoken English. This is the most difficult English for learners because it's so different from the English of classrooms. If you want to understand natives and speak fluently, you must be prepared for the high speed, lo clarity and conversational vocabulary of natives. This video shows you how. :)
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  • @TarikNew-ef7hf
    @TarikNew-ef7hf 2 месяца назад +1

    The 'anticipation' part of your talk has solved my decades-long struggle with presentations. Thank you, Teacher Drew! You're the best

  • @p.r.7776
    @p.r.7776 Год назад +7

    Usually I hate to say this, I majored in English at college and I have been living in the US for almost 10 years, but I don’t really speak fluent English, not the level I think I should do. Your videos are indeed an eye opener that gave me a fresh new angle of learning English. I guess I am one of those who haven’t mastered some basic skills yet ski at a high speed. Thank you for thinking it over and sharing with us.

  • @eduardogonzalezblanco9562
    @eduardogonzalezblanco9562 Год назад +4

    I'm watching you from Cuba. I teach English at Matanzas University and I frequently use your videos in my class. My students love your stuff. Regards

  • @sanmcarl7336
    @sanmcarl7336 Год назад +5

    Sir, you're one of the best English teachers for me. I've recommended your channel to many people and hope this can help them. I'm very fortunate to find your channel here.

  • @elizetefernandes9533
    @elizetefernandes9533 Год назад +2

    I like your all classes .
    When you teach you speak clearly.
    Thanks for your help.

  • @jorgesilva5056
    @jorgesilva5056 Год назад +3

    Excellent English teacher the Best ever!!

  • @dcjanilson
    @dcjanilson Год назад +3

    Thank you for teaching important subjects related to English. It has helped us, non-native English speakers, to improve our knowledge of the language.

  • @carlosortega4808
    @carlosortega4808 Год назад +3

    Thank you. I think your lessons are very helpful to understand English

  • @saidfarid6382
    @saidfarid6382 Год назад

    Hello dear professor
    I have been improving my English through your excellent method of teaching,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity,all the best. Take care and have a good time.
    Your Student from Algeria

  • @jeannepo140
    @jeannepo140 Год назад +1

    Interesting.... i wish i can meet wonderful man ... much respect my teacher

  • @slindlovu6671
    @slindlovu6671 Год назад +4

    Another one for the books! Thanks again Drew!

  • @MsMajoranna
    @MsMajoranna Год назад +2

    Amazing… thx I’m so grateful for your explains/ teaching on this video, now I’m confident about cakewalk .. and go before you go to use in my E speaking..

  • @getsgreen2
    @getsgreen2 Год назад

    Hey! Thank you very much for your value ! just to read loudly the text after you ,is moves me to the destination

  • @tamarajayawardena9731
    @tamarajayawardena9731 Год назад

    Sir i understand your lecture thank you God bless you all

  • @User133-us
    @User133-us Год назад +2

    Thanks for your time and assistance ☺️

  • @PM.68
    @PM.68 10 месяцев назад +1

    Gosh you re very good at performing metalinguistic explanation grz frm 🇧🇪

  • @YouareObad
    @YouareObad Год назад +1

    I like you dude you’re very humble person

  • @hmidabdullayev703
    @hmidabdullayev703 Год назад

    I understand your English so easily. Your vocabulary, clarity and speech are amazing!

  • @حامدابومحمد-ب8ج
    @حامدابومحمد-ب8ج Год назад

    Believe me I love your method in teaching

  • @abdulmuneerpp6898
    @abdulmuneerpp6898 Год назад

    Agree thousand times
    Because your explanation

  • @emanmahmoud9439
    @emanmahmoud9439 Год назад +4

    Unlike the other natives You're speaking in normal and reasonable speed

  • @dudeinthecrowd
    @dudeinthecrowd Год назад +2

    Great video! Your English is really fluent! I like the way you deliver the idea and information. It goes without saying! )))

  • @mnasir8719
    @mnasir8719 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you very much sir. I am from Jakarta. I have been learning English since many-many years ago, but I am not satisfied with the result. My speed speaking is still low. I some time feel the speed I have is my own style..

  • @КурсханИкии
    @КурсханИкии Год назад +1

    Thank you very much! Much appreciated!

  • @peemanhm
    @peemanhm Год назад +2

    I didn’t know the expression “cake walk”. I’ll watch more of your videos. Thank you.

  • @joelmasamba6762
    @joelmasamba6762 Год назад +2

    Oh jeez!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!! Is there a difference between those are studying at university and we who are studying on RUclips every day?

  • @AmosDaka-sg9vo
    @AmosDaka-sg9vo Год назад

    You are the best teacher

  • @noorjamalali
    @noorjamalali Год назад

    First uncountable thanks for your best ESl approach and i really liked it more than ever, furthermore you brought up in your teaching a very clear and concise that can lead every foreign english learner to his/her milestone of mastering english fluently speaking. Me as Nor I understand all that vocabulary coming out of your mouth easily without looking at the transcript or the title of your speech though I had never been to english native country. And I am gonna stay connected to you till I master more than the level I am now.

  • @ВалерийХо-з6о
    @ВалерийХо-з6о Год назад

    Hi from Russia, I'm glad to watch your video it's cool, just keep doing it

  • @kabirumuazu1059
    @kabirumuazu1059 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much Sir.

  • @حامدابومحمد-ب8ج
    @حامدابومحمد-ب8ج Год назад

    How are you my best teacher I am Hamid from Iraq 🇮🇶 karbala

  • @lilyyu3301
    @lilyyu3301 Год назад +1

    I enjoy watching your videos. I have a question for you and hope you can tell me why. There is a teacher who teaches English in Chinese at a high school in Taiwan. He can analyze every single rule and structure of grammar perfectly and claims to know a bunch of vocabulary words. But the thing is, he can’t even speak a sentence correctly and makes a lot of mistakes when pronouncing words. He told me that he rarely listens to or watches English programs. Have you ever met a person like this? What level of English proficiency is he at? Thank you.

    • @EnglishAnyone
      @EnglishAnyone  Год назад +2

      It sounds like he has a lot of KNOWLEDGE, but little FLUENCY. This is a common problem for the people I help. Here's how I solve it: tinyurl.com/2hcrremu :)

  • @naigagaimmaculate
    @naigagaimmaculate Год назад

    Hi, i see your video on youtub but you teaching batter , thanks

  • @tamarajayawardena9731
    @tamarajayawardena9731 Год назад

    Thank you sir I like to learn more please 🙏 help me God bless you I love your family 🌲 tree

  • @rocioavila1770
    @rocioavila1770 Год назад +1

    Gracias 🙏.

  • @abdulmuneerpp6898
    @abdulmuneerpp6898 Год назад

    ❤ nice teaching

  • @cclemon1431
    @cclemon1431 Год назад +1

    Your video has benefited me a lot!!
    I have a question about learning other skills. I am not a native speaker, but because most of the best resources are in English, should I also note them down in English when I am learning those skills? Because for me, absorbing in my own language is the fastest, so at present, I translate English materials into the language I am more confident in. Will this affect the things I think about in my head when I speak English?

  • @OLIVIALEE-o7p
    @OLIVIALEE-o7p 11 месяцев назад

    Hello teacher Drew inreally enjoy watching ur videonhere feom Phils.coz i want to apply in a call cemter agent thts why im here and also i join in dating apps to talk for someone foreigner here😊God bless n more power to ur channel.👍😊☘️

  • @nilolotino4928
    @nilolotino4928 Год назад

    Tnks drew

  • @seifomar1477
    @seifomar1477 Год назад

    Exactly

  • @seifomar1477
    @seifomar1477 Год назад

    Teacher do you have class online as a English course just l want to prove my level and to speak in very well

  • @seifomar1477
    @seifomar1477 Год назад

    Hi teacher lm new to learn English when speak l can understand very well to explain is very difficult to other people and lm want know how may l speak very infuently

  • @krishyoga838
    @krishyoga838 Год назад +1

    I've seen after long time your sticky white board cleaner. ❤🙏🇮🇳🙏 From India

  • @abdallhabdallh-d4d
    @abdallhabdallh-d4d Год назад +1

    nice .your follower from jordan

  • @naigagaimmaculate
    @naigagaimmaculate Год назад

    Hi, ihave question about leaning ather skill . Iam not road more

  • @bantorio6525
    @bantorio6525 Год назад

    ... Hello teacher ... I like your accent ... what region of the US are you from ... ???

  • @ShenweiMo
    @ShenweiMo Год назад

    It's a piece of cake.
    It's a snap.

  • @romilsahay7584
    @romilsahay7584 Год назад +1

    Mam, please give a rule of American fast speaking tricky. Sometime they drop their word. So please share of it.
    Because a lot of my calls are on American fluency. They all use American fluency like natives during my online interview, so it is difficult to understand them. So please share the rules for this so that I can crack my interview.

  • @mmaria8977
    @mmaria8977 Год назад +1

    from Morocco

  • @dylanx9327
    @dylanx9327 Год назад +1

    46:09 ...drop the kids off at the pool. :)

  • @emanmahmoud9439
    @emanmahmoud9439 Год назад +1

    The English we study in text books is different from real English

  • @賴文茹-y1w
    @賴文茹-y1w 3 месяца назад

    Vocab Clarity Speech

  • @mmaria8977
    @mmaria8977 Год назад +1

    hi how are you teatcher

  • @veenanarwani761
    @veenanarwani761 Год назад

    A piece of cake
    It is a snap
    It was like shooting fish in a barrel.

  • @MOTHUSITSHENYEGO
    @MOTHUSITSHENYEGO Год назад

    How you teacher😅

  • @bobobo4555
    @bobobo4555 Год назад

    I’ve been watching Political news videos for weeks now still it’s hard for me to understand in one run of the political news video.

  • @jeannepo140
    @jeannepo140 Год назад

    Speaking for you??? Or Speaking with you??? Speaking to???

  • @JoshuaPhilip-dy1ck
    @JoshuaPhilip-dy1ck Год назад

    Too easy

  • @XiongLu-d1o
    @XiongLu-d1o Год назад +1

    Thank you for your video learn a lot.

  • @MC-bq9dj
    @MC-bq9dj Год назад

    A new great lesson as funny as interesting!
    I’d like to know exactly when I must use "you want" instead of "you have to" please… 🚻😏🍒🌻

    • @EnglishAnyone
      @EnglishAnyone  Год назад +3

      These mean basically the same thing in this situation. But "have to" is stronger, like "must." "Want to" is like a recommendation. :)

    • @MC-bq9dj
      @MC-bq9dj Год назад

      I think I didn't ask my question in the right way, probably that’s only for negative form...
      You "don't want" to do such and such... where I probably would have used "you don't have to"...🤔

    • @Slade69
      @Slade69 Год назад +1

      ​@@MC-bq9dj "You don't want to" is used when the speaker realizes there is something that the person he is speaking to doesn't desire or also it can be used as an advice to the receiver . Eg - You don't want to be late for school (advise) , Eg 2 - You don't want to eat the cake? That's fine , what do you want to eat instead? .
      'You don't have to' is used when the receiver doesn't need to perform or get involved in something . Eg - You don't have to play outside if you are feeling sick

    • @MC-bq9dj
      @MC-bq9dj Год назад

      @Slade69 Thank you for your comment. But may I say -You don’t want to play outside if it’s late in the evening - ? :)

    • @Slade69
      @Slade69 Год назад +1

      @@MC-bq9dj Yes you can . The sentence you used can be said when you mean it as a suggestion or you are warning against some threat . If you mean to say it with a tone of authority or mean it as an order you can just say - "Don't play outside if it's late in the evening"