IMPOSSIBLE! [or NOT?] – Learn English Conversation in 4 Hours

00:00 Introduction
00:26 English Pronunciation Study: What did you do Today?
12:36 English Conversation - Grocery Store
29:00 ESL Pronunciation Exercise: Breakfast (Ben Franklin Exercise)
35:21 Ben Franklin - Starting and Ending a Phone Conversation
44:05 Ben Franklin - Word Game
56:13 Ben Franklin - (Amy and Dave)
01:14:35 Ben Franklin - Introducing Tom and HQ
01:25:13 Ben Franklin - English Conversation Study -- Last Time Here --
01:32:22 Ben Franklin - Talking about Weather
01:56:17 Ben Franklin - (interview with Chris)
02:10:23 English Conversation Exercise - Is Rachel Stressed? Ben Franklin Exercise
02:26:52 Making Plans - English Conversation - Ben Franklin Exercise
02:33:49 ESL Pronunciation Exercise: Where I live (Ben Franklin Exercise)
02:40:40 Ben Franklin - Reading Headlines
03:02:25 Ben Franklin - Double Date
03:21:52 Ben Franklin - Checking in at an Airport
03:39:48 ESL PRONUNCIATION EXERCISE: Free Time
03:47:50 Pronunciation Study Exercise: Evening Plans

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[jkslam]

I immigrated to the US over 20 yrs ago and still struggle to understand and speak English at native speed. This kind of lesson is exactly what I and so many people need that were not taught in ESL classes. Thank you for your service.

[childericoalencastro]

This is the best language training method out there. Congratulations teacher! Thank you for your willingness to help us speak without an accent!

[tracyaminute]

I am a native English speaker, but am fascinated by your analysis of the spoken English language. Probably bc I am an accountant and love analysis. 😂. Excellent analysis.

[anthormiga]

hi, I'm 60 years old, for practically all of my life I, d been trying to learn to speak English, at a decent level, but never got to understand, ,why in the world, people I spoke with, spoke so weird, and I never knew why ...until now that you are desassembling letter by letter every word, I realized how little I know, ,thank you the mistery is gone now ...

[buenogardin]

This style of lesson is my favourite. Just before the friends series. I love how you try different styles.

[antoniocarlosbelinassi]

Thanks so much, Raquel repetition is useful!

[WowyouChinese]

My university teacher recommended “Rachel’s English” years ago. He said: “This is the best online English teacher!”👍
Now I recommend to my students and friends:”Rachel’s English is the best!”👍
Thank you Rachel 🙏😊

[irraelmartinezmoreno]

Teacher Raquel, you are excelent. Thank you very much. I Love You.

[kebokaoswald]

Thank you very much Rachel, no words to exppress your teaching talent, you are just wow !

[nathandasilvasantos]

Hello teacher Rachel! I'm Nathan and I'm from Brazil... I love your videos! You are a remarkable teacher! I'm learning a lot and I'm so grateful to you! My dream is to talk to native speakers like you! I want to visit or maybe live there in the USA ❤️

I'm still not fluent in English, but you're making me feel more confident... ❤️

[buddhilalchaudhary]

RACHEL. You are my greatest American English teacher. I have learned a lot from your Videos. Love you and love your teaching style.

[esteramezera]

Wonderful lessons, Rachel! I just discovered you today and I feel that your lessons are exactly what I needed. I do a lot of live translations on Zoom and face-to-face and I found that when I translate from English into my native language I have no problems with pronunciation and cursivity. But, when I translate into English, I feel that I take too many unwanted "breaks" in the middle of the sentence, even when I know the words... I would like to have a little more fluidity and just sound like a native speaker. Thank you for thinking about people like us!

[javierescarbay]

My name is Javier Scarbay, I am from Venezuela, I am an English teacher, I love to teach it, , I learned here, I never left from my country, this idiom is easy

[azibermahamoudtahir]

You’re always deserve the model of gold for excellent English accent and coach that you have done.

[maxisport]

good morning Rachel's your teaching is very very perfect god bless you

[denyclaire]

You´re the best teacher..your method is excellent for a non native speaker...good job Rachel !

[songstodance]

Thanks Rachel for the English learning!

[arcturs]

native english speaker here, it truly is incredible how accurate all of you analyses are. every time, i insist to myself that i dont reduce this much, but i really do. these videos have helped a ton with my audio processing issues, thank you so much for these wonderful videos.

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I usually don't like any video. But I liked this video without hesitation. I'm so glad I subscribed to you.