Are You In The Top 5%? - Speak English Fluently - Advanced English Listening Practice - 65

Are You In The Top 5%? - Speak English Fluently - Advanced English Listening Practice - 65

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In this video, I explain groups of learners, and why you need to be in the top 5% of them. :)

[danielsoares]

Your methods are incredibly for every English levels

[carolinanunezj]

the important thing is, you talk clear. i like that!!

[fabianologfatec]

I honestly think that people doesn't really look for quick fix solutions, deep in their hearts they want something that keep they so busy, I'd say too busy in a way that they don't realize whether they're learning or not. Sorry but it seems to be so true for me.Thanks Drew and EA!

[iuribolado]

Tks so much! U'r help me too much! I love you videos, and now I got 80% of the video! Usually I can understand a lot of words that I didn't know what means! I know that I'm a kid in the english world! But I learn a new thing everyday, and each day I improve my English...

[khaledshaar]

spectacular, awesome, fascinating thanks for a wonderful video I enjoyed it fully, actually my desires flow like a fountain to achieve on a large scale, as long as I can recall I've been overloading my head with a lot of information and doing just the opposite of your 80/20 principal finally I could locate part of my problem .another part is that I reached the point where I sound like an American in speaking but I don't make a too long segue unless I had memorized the paragraph I spoke . tell me how can I make a long -standing speaking that never stop

[hassanbadawy]

Thank you so much
you are fascinating and awesome person
agood lecture, i was started to improve my self spatially in english talk, and writing and daily dealing with the others
thank you for helping us
wish i meet you and talking to you
best wishes

[Tibgirl]

Hi Gadger, Thank you so much! Your teaching is extremely helpful!

[polyak]

Yes I'd heard about 20/80 rule before and now I complitely understand that it's true, thanks for You made it clear for Us))You are a very good teacher!It's absolutelly pleasure to watch Your videos!

[nourelhodaharidy]

Hi Drew,
your lessons are really interesting. They helped me very much. I need to learn the idioms through videos.

[naokomizuide]

Drew, I agree with you. It’s totally correct I should determine what I need or what I want!
BTW, my ears must be weird. I always hear “ I’m Drew Bad-drew” in the introduction part of your videos. Sorry about

[vitorcamilo]

I can't say you thanks sooo much for this!!

[hichamchemaly]

That is really deep thinking ! Congrats.

[tristan]

I'm agree with you with the video top 5% congratulation

[shadanzahrooni]

me too. actually i replace the flash card apps i actually replace them to the with english speakers practice apps such as cambly etc

[dmytro]

Have you thought sometime to do video, where you show how you make your movies. I think it would be interesting like all on your channel!

[gustavolampros]

man please make up fun stories I recommended that in your previous video you can teach a wide variarity of phradal verbs cool expression with those ideas for upcoming videos im more than sure that more people will be watching your channel fun stories is the new method. for dummies that actually works just give it a try dun stories. Greetings from mexico

[joycemacksuele]

Hi, on the 9:04 min of the video you said interesting but in a different way I've never heard before, emphasizing the E .. interEsting and I've always listen to that word like "intresting" not really emphasizing any letter (maybe speaking faster).. idk if I explained it well but it was just a thing that caught my attention cause now I am trying to get better at pronunciation and vocabulary. (Obs: I don't know if it's "on the" or "in the" 9:06 min of the video lol or any other thing besides these 2).
And another thing is that sometimes (if I am not wrong) I listen you saying "a" car for example, but literally saying the letter "A".. one time an English teacher told me it was kind of wrong (or not polite or right) to say "a" like you would pronounce the letter on the alphabet... sometimes you say Another too so it just gets me a little bit confused. Hope you can help me :)
Thanks in advance.

[ukaszmakuszak]

I've once read somewhere that the main role of a teacher should be making people curious.

[moussabalqaissy]

you're talking about quality not quantity
(^__^)
thank you very much

[mamaf]

Hi so I just started watching this. I was wondering I was put in special ed at a young age and then I was put in tech school as I went on to HS. I notice throughout my life and presently. I was not taught much so I have a heard time spelling, remembering, just a slow learner. It very discouraging. I dont know how to pronounce some words and its been really hard. Do you have any advice to remembring, pronouncing. Like I read the bible the most the names are very difficult to pronounce. Hope you can help.