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Today we have a very interesting topic:
Yes, many language learners indeed know more grammar than the average native speaker, yet they can barely speak fluently. That's why I recommend my mini-course.
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In today's episode:
Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the last day of October. I would say it's very popular because everybody's excited about it, especially children.
The word Halloween comes from an old English expression, "All Hallows' Eve," and it means the day before All Saints' Day.
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Today, I talk about how to stop making mistakes when speaking English. And how to improve writing.
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Next, we'll practice fluency with a question-and-answer exercise.
Many students asked me over the years how to avoid making mistakes when speaking English.
To speak fluently, you have to do it without worrying whether you speak perfectly.
So as I was saying, it is very important to listen to understandable content.
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So, do you remember what a tongue twister is?
For example, "Peter Piper picked a pickle of pickled peppers."
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Last week we started this accent reduction exercise by focusing on the S sound with the help of some fun tongue twisters.
So, let's remember the tongue twisters we used last week to help you improve your English pronunciation.
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Here's how it works: I ask easy questions deliberately so that you can simulate a conversation. It's almost like talking to another person in English.
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Are you having a hard time following conversations in English? Don't worry. Today, I'll show you some expressions you can use confidently in situations where it isn't easy to follow a conversation.
When we learn a new language, we are eager to practice speaking with another person. But what happens when the conversation is difficult for some reason? Maybe it's hard to keep up or follow what they tell us.
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Learning to speak English is not as simple as studying for a couple of days. Can you imagine? In one month, we could learn 15 new languages, or 14 if we are lazy. :)
If your goal is to become fluent, it takes some time. For example, my Fluency course has 20 units. And you have to dedicate a minimum of one week per unit.
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Today's episode is going to be a little different than usual. In the first part, you will improve your grammar with a point-of-view story based on actual events. And in the second part, you'll practice your English speaking with a mini-story.
As I was saying, this episode will be a bit different. I'll start with a point of view based on actual facts. I'll talk about Jim, who wants to join the gym in the summer.
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Very often, I hear people speaking English with a strong accent. That's because their native language sometimes has a strong influence on the way they speak English.
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