Why you understand English but can't speak FLUENTLY | Troubleshooting

Why you understand English but can't speak FLUENTLY? If you're wondering the same thing, don't worry - it's a very common issue among many English learners. In this quick troubleshooting video, we will address this issue and figure out a way to deal with it. I'll give you an English action plan that I used to get there myself!

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[elipdcd]

That's exactly what I'm facing!
Thanks for encouraging and giving us the advice!

[ythujvg]

Hello, Venya!!! Good to see you again!! I can't wait your new song which I saw in your other channel, in was tutorial. Thank you so much for your continued teaching English and channel ! Thank you 😊

[abdullahihalane]

I'm really appreciated for your advice and courage as you said to balance the language it's so important most of students they just focus on one side besides of me my speaking level is great as I think but my listening especially how to understand the way native speakers pronounce words fast is my problem.

[doppo]

Yeah I've been thinking why I'm able to understand what you said without subtitle but not able to speak. I'm grateful for you give us such a great video❤

[tcwtnzn]

Thanks a lot for the video, extremely helpful!

[alaishapile]

Do you have some tips how to pick the right tense to use in spoken English?

[AliAhmed-sjoh]

Ur pronunciation is really outstanding!
Could u tell me please how i could make it?! 😭

[urlychlikson]

my point of view always make video about conversation

[christophesafarilwiyando]

Thank you for that advice. As far as I'm concerned, I find myself trapped by a countless number of vocabs that I pick up here and there during my researches and that I jott down in my note books. The thing is I have a hard time going back to revise them because every single day, I bump into new vocabs that make it difficult to keep the balance between the words to learn versus the words that keep coming in. As a result I come to realize that I keep more in my book than I keep in my mind. Something that makes me wonder if it's well advised in such a case to stop reading books, watching videos, etc. and concentrate first on the vocabs already collected or ?

[Magiceveryday]

Venya, what do you think reading aloud helps develop speaking skills?

[renatagabrieli]

I don't know if I study english or fall in love with him lol 😆😆

[Ytramsle]

Like Dima said, твоя английская речь словно бальзам для ушей, лол

[elipdcd]

That's exactly what I'm facing!
Thanks for encouraging and giving us the advice!