The ultimate method to practice spoken English at home

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How I practiced my speaking on the camera:

English Speaking Academy:

[english-speaker-artem]

I've made Extra +10 Tips To Speak Fluent English Free PDF. 💎

[twodyport]

I have known about this exercise for a few months. I struggled to speak before. Yes, it works like magic.

[hawkise]

This advice seems to be actually helpful

I'm able to remember the information from the book/podcast and learn English at the same time. Thank you Artem!

[立愷王-nm]

Using active recall is very powerful !!!

[twenty_seven]

Bro... Just watched your 1st video, you improved sooo much in just 1 year! Wtf!

[talaranreinnyzhelv.]

The accuracy of this video is very straightforward, thanks man!

[johnsonchang]

I'm actually starting to doing it, and than I saw your video! What a world!

[nakrufm]

liked bro, keep up the good work, I had decided to do something like this before I watched the video, but I wasn’t exactly sure how to apply it. After watching it, everything quickly fell into place.

[mertveyn]

I agreed you bro because before you said this method I was do these and it's so important thing advice and for fluent speak english :)

[ЭлизаГалиева-ял]

Thank you so much for your advice. I think it's very helpful

[rippa]

I used to have random debates in English in my mind when I'm showering. I guess that helps too.

[sazcor]

I really enjoyed the video, but I still have an unresolved issue about speaking alone at home: how can you make sure that the things you are saying out loud make sense or are grammatically correct if no native speaker is correcting me in real-time? Or improving the accent and pronunciation to sound more like a native, or learning new vocabulary or idioms. That’s the only thing I still don’t get.
Thanks for the video!

[revosfgyr]

i need a book that has all the requisite vocabularies, i often read books but the problem is that i came across old fashioned words and i don't really need to use them if nobody dose, so how can i find a book that has all the modern vocabularies?

[Fact_know_]

Hi Artem! I'm wondering how you learn English by yourself. Did you understand material that you've been watching or reading? Can you please explain that for me? Good luck and break a leg!

[nguyenthithao]

1. Summarize a book
2. Speak about the podcast

[victsepme]

such a useful information! btw, what app did u use to make the video? thanks for your answer in advance)

[부들부들거리는거보니]

you better not use the same adverb which is basically at all times lol

[viachaslauprakapenka]

When during this exersise I'll make a lot of grammar mistakes and my sentences will looks like a shit... is it normal?

[Fact_know_]

Hi Artem. It's me again. I'd like to ask you what you can recommend for me to do with content? Do I need watch what I understand or what I like and the same thing with reading. And what about you, you've been watching material that was just interesting for you but not understandable. And how can I summarise podcast or book if I didn't understand or understood a little bit though? Thanks!

[alok.ff]

Dude, how did you expand your vocabulary., how do you memorize words, and how do you deal with words you feel like you'll never use them 😊