You understand English but can't speak fluently? This is why! (ACTION PLAN!)

I can understand English but can't speak! Lots of students can understand but struggle to speak fluently. My 6-step action plan will train you to speak English confidently and fluently, without fear!

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⏱ *TIMESTAMPS:*
0:00 Introduction
0:59 FREE PDF and QUIZ
1:55 Why do so many students feel unable to speak fluently?
3:42 Tip №1
5:08 A way you can supercharge your vocabulary.
7:03 Tip №2
9:18 How to find an amazing tutor
11:03 Tip №3
14:07 Tip №4
16:35 Tip №5
17:55 Tip №6

🎥 Video edited by Liva Barkar

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[Groovettin]

One more tip from me. When speaking, don't rush. Being fluent doesn't mean speaking fast. In this way, the human brain will have time to remember and apply the vocabulary and grammatical rules needed.

[riyachauhan]

I can totally relate with this teacher Lucy i can understand English but can't speak it fluently although i can do everything in English reading, writing. Listening or even i can text in English to but i can't speak in English 😢 i forget so many words whenever i tried to speak 🙊🗣️

[risolatrustamova]

Why my brain speaks better than my mouth

[avatr]

That's my exact problem.
1} I can write a novel in English with good vocabulary,
2} I can Text in English
3} I understand British humour
4} I can understand Northern, Southern Bri-ish accents
5} the Voice in my head is basically British Accent 😂

BUT while speaking I am Blank....I stutter and have loss of words, resulting I am perceived as dumb.

[minaharker]

My elementary school English teacher was this really strict older lady that pretty much everyone either disliked or downright hated. But now, over 20 years later, I can safely say that she was my favorite English teacher throughout my school career.
She didn't tolerate any shenanigans so, even though it sucked as a kid, we actually got things done during class. If someone had a question or didn't understand something she explained things well. She wasn't there to make friends or be nice with the kids, she was there to teach us. And in hindsight I really appreciate it. I don't think I would've picked up as much as I did with any other teacher. Later on I became a lazy student and did very little actual studying and ended up learning most of my English from watching tv, movies and reading things online 😂

[KamranUllah-uwht]

See how passionate she show how humble she is have no words to appreciate her

[Ishan.Rokadiya]

Another Legendary and world class video delivered by Lucy.

I'm Grateful forever! 😊🙏

[FirstFunEnglishStories]

The summary of the six action plans to break free from struggles with spoken English:
Action Plan 1: Talk to Yourself
Practice speaking English by narrating your daily activities or thoughts out loud.
Action Plan 2: Talk to a Tutor
Engage in conversation with a personal English tutor who can provide corrections and feedback.
Action Plan 3: Write and Practice
Write down what you want to say before speaking, especially in situations or conversation topics that interest you.
Action Plan 4: Focus on Fluency
Prioritize fluency over perfection or accuracy.
Action Plan 5: Use Language Learning Apps
Action Plan 6: Seek Immersion Opportunities
Find opportunities to immerse yourself in English-speaking environments.

Thank you, lovely Lucy. I will definitely incorporate four of these action plans in my next 3d animation video. Thank you for the inspiration! 😍😍😍😍

[josecarloscelilopez]

I came from the future to let you know that your tips worked really well. In fact, I had to give a public speech recently and I was very nervous about it but then I made a little joke about my English skills. This turned out to be very effective in terms of letting my anxiety go.
By then everyone was laughing WITH me -even myself-. So I nailed the presentation and spoke straight off a bat!
Thanks!

[MF_]

Love you Lucy. Blessed to have a thoughtful and caring human like yourself working on my English language skills.Sending much love to you and your beautiful family x

[ashikihsan]

Lucy, I have the same problem. I can understand English but cannot speak fluently like you. Thank you Lucy for the tips you taught to me to speak English fluently

[cristinamaria]

Thanks, dear Lucy!
You're kind and darling as always!
Your videos have helped me lots over the years and now I can speak more than fluently naturally using idioms and odd expressions with native speakers, also because of you!
Shadowing you had helped me before I started teaching English myself and I'm grateful for your precious time! It's much much appreciated ! Please show us more about shadowing, I'm sure I can speak for the majority of the community asking you that! Many blessings to you and your beautiful family!

[ionela_andreea]

I love the shadowing technique and I'd love a practical lesson based on this method. I truly adore the way you speak and I want to imitate you talking about a specific topic, that would be brilliant. Thank you for this wonderful lesson! ❤

[amartyabaruaamu]

Absolutely agreed with the common point of every English learners around Asia. We understand english but can't make it fluent when we conversation orally with each other

[jokishwieu]

My spoken English has improved significantly thanks to your videos plus watching movies and some videos on YouTube.

[Amira-ccid]

Hi Lucy! Very interesting about the « shadowing » video ! Thank you ! Have a great day! ☀️

[alwinw]

This video is too good to be true ❤
It's almost like you're reading my mind and you know exactly what I'm going through 😂

[helenabasilia]

i'm from indonesia, lucy is a best teacher i've ever met. because of her, i understand how to speak english properly. thankyou so much miss lucy. good job! love you xoxo

[ChaohsiangChen]

Thank you Lucy and Will. This is extremely helpful to me!

[kakukkia]

Thank you a lot, Lucy, for your videos. I find them really helpful and I'd be happy to learn more about shadowing techniques.