The Secret to Stop Translating in Your Head and THINK in English

In this lesson, you'll learn the secret to stop translating in your head and ways to start thinking in English! This will help you on your journey to English fluency!

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[starshocker]

I've managed to have a full conversation without having to translate anything at all. I always try to be immersed as much as possible into the language I'm learning. I've seen during those years the progress I've made and I'm proud.
And my vocabulary has even gotten better since I've watched your videos. It's improving more and more.

[ElMoscas]

Awww yeah, another helpful lesson for us, thanks a lot Ollie for explaining that issue.

[germanjimenezmartinez]

Your channel videos are always an excellent and fluently resource of information, in addition are funny and bring entertainment. Thank you for all your work.

[dxdzywn]

I've been learning so many things about english through this channel. 👍👍👍👌👌👌

[sharareghafoori]

this is the exact issue that I'm facing with during my English learning journey, thank you OLIE!

[josebenito]

Such a lively and well spoken English Teacher. He speaks and acts like if English language was a easy subject to learn.. Which is not. 😜. Greetings from Spain

[michaldurana]

Very nice and helpful lecture, Ollie. Thank you for that.

[nicolaibecerrozki]

Excellent video. I really appreciate it.

[victoriazhan]

Useful info! Hope to watch more videos on word chunks and common sentence patterns so I can spent less time translating. 🥰

[hjhjj]

I really enjoy Ollie's lessons :)

[ElMoscas]

I'm not exactly sure that that's true, moreover, I've heard that the best practice makes the best perfect, and mistakes are part of the learning. So it is incredible to know that there are channels like this that help us with your English issue.

[abigaillop]

I have been a lot of difficult speaking, I mean in the pronunciation, the British accent is very hard to pronounce 🥺 all my life ( school years) I have been practicing English, but now that I want to certificate me in Cambridge, it has been very hard to pronounce u.u anyways thank you so much.
PS : I understood everything without subtitles 👏👏 I'm so proud of me!! Thanks you again. I've been practicing and listening your classes and I've improved my vocabulary 💗👏

[zakariiraillen]

Loved it ! I wish you could do more videos like this one.

[hugolam]

ollie I didn’t understand how you completed scenario 1 great lesson

[harmandeep]

Ohhh yahhh let's get into it😍😍😍😍😉😉😉😉

[Scott-qzhz]

My Italian colleague will say: "You want I do?" - he is saying "do you want me to do this?" In Italian it is: vuoi che io faccia questo? (Lit. you want that I do this?) This is an example of the present subjunctive mood in Italian which is, of course, almost entirely gone in modern English. So I understand why he struggles to translate this quickly in his head!

[jushafchopra]

Please Ollie make videos lessons to solve the issues of Ielts reading for people who have reading problem in English

[RolandBainesstrange]

Sometimes i have a strange feeling about translating in my head. Finally, its become clear now.

[JakubSvoboda-nyte]

I guess, as this is the case with the majority of different languages, prepositions is the thing most students struggle with in the Czech Republic. While in Czech language, we say (na obrázku) using the preposition on, in English we should say in the picture - this is just one example to choose from many differences between Czech and English prepositions, let alone the syntax as such, conjugation etc.

[karam]

Thank you so much ❤️
It was very helpful for me...💜
Love from India 🇮🇳
Awww yeahh🥳