Why Can’t You Speak English Fluently? 4 Practical Tips To Become Fluent In English Fast

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Why Can’t You Speak English Fluently? 4 Practical Tips To Become Fluent In English Fast #speakfluentenglish #englishspeakingtips #learnenglish

You can write, read, listen and even understand English well, but still can’t speak fluent English. WHY? Many English students have this question in mind. Today I will answer this and give you practical tips to become fluent in English faster. It’s not rocket science, it’s simple, speaking in English fluently is a separate skill and needs to be focused upon. No matter how much of English speaking practice you do, unless and until you understand the core problem that’s not helping you become fluent in English, you will always struggle to speak English fluently and confidently. Watch this English lesson till the end and correct your mistakes, I guarantee you, you will speak fluent English fast.

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50 Words You Should Use To Speak English Fluently!

[rohitavhad]

I think that for Indians, English is a skill not a language, because language is what we observe & learn automatically from our surroundings since childhood, but skill is what we learn properly (mostly through schools & colleges or from a particular Institute) in order to use it for our career. It's just my perspective.

[josekmcmi]

Use JAM method, ie. Just a minute speech. Speak casually on an easy subject like your favorite food, hobby etc. for just a minute without repeating yourself and without break....practice makes perfect.

[virginialeejones]

I am a native English speaker and I dropped in because I thought that whatever advice you had to give regarding how to become fluent in English could be applied to other languages. You're a great teacher and I'm taking your advice to use with other languages. Thanks so much!

[mckoylach]

Wow, impressive. Your methods of teaching to become fluent in English is so true and sensible. That’s why you’re so fluent and eloquent...

[senthil]

It would be really nice if this technique is tested and proved to be effective. Many people who are good at writing & listening seems to be ineffective while speaking, gets stuck between conversations ( hard to find the right & appropriate words). Even i myself experience the same at times seeking for the words. I do agree with you it's because we get the feel whether we would commit mistakes & will be judged by the people infront of you. That's due to psychological obstacles & negative mindset. Anyhow thanks a lot for your good work 👍

[ramn]

Way of guide and simple tricks amazing madam

[englishwithtera]

Your accent is clear and the way you teach us is so simple that every can understand thank u so much teacher

[InglesFacilconMonicaCely]

The key is to practice every second in our live. 💪💪
That is the only way.
Greetings from Colombia😃😃

[syedali]

I was curious & was waiting impatiently to see you with an other knowledgeable lesson but luckily I got a complete treatment for my English

[zeenatshaikh]

What an impaccable video ma'am ❤️ thanks for your awesome advice 👍 😁

[sirajidrisi]

Really helpfull tips maam you are a amazing teacher need more videos like this

[lalithfernando]

Very impressive and great advice to improve English knowledge.

[azizsamporna]

I didn't expect the words "data base" haha. I can relate to it too much sense I am an IT student. So that's how it works huh? So I just have to store those words (datas/variables) and implement them in a situations/scenarios .No wonders why programming languages called "language". Very interesting and informative..thanks a lot! I hope I'll be good in English someday...

[abdulkader]

You are so enthusiastic, energetic, vivid and spontaneous as well. Your teaching style is unique through which I will surely be benefited. Love from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩🧡

[THEGREATNESSGUIDE]

Do you love to hear stories in English...do check The greatness guide guys...

[mohdabrar]

The things and ideas you shared with us are important and essential in order to achieve fluency but the problem is that we learner always try to speak fast, don't know why we do like that, sometime we speak well with juniors and strangers but problem occurs while speaking seniors and the person who is well in English...

[paulshikari]

Madam, your precious advices will definately help us

[santoshdeshpande]

so glad to listen u Mam ya we shall practice accordingly.
Thank u Mam

[ailahoban]

Thank You🙏🏼, , , I just subscribed and this lessons will help me a lot