2 TIPS to get a C1 level in English (ADVANCED). The FASTEST and SMARTEST way to C1 in English!

Hi guys! In this video I teach you the best way to reach C1 in English. I show you WHAT you need to learn and HOW you need to practise in English to get a C1.

Everybody wants to be a C1 in English. The problem is, not many people know what to learn or how to practise to reach that advanced level in English.

Most English learners don't follow a system. Follow these TWO TIPS and you will get the level you have always wanted in English. Let's do it!
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[Jasshcsm]

From B2 to C1 is definitely a hard phase.

[MadAboutYou]

Hello sir, I'm writing this message from Turkey. I've been studying to promote my English since last spring. In your interpretation, you did mention about the skills, strengths, and weaknesses basically which suits exactly to my problem. I feel confident about reading and listening but, my speaking and writing skills are really poor. Those two pieces of advice you gave is crucial for me.
I really liked the video of yours and please post more about how to focus and improve our weaknesses in particular ways.
Thanks.

[gabbypark]

I’ve got goosebumps when you talked about the problems I have! I completely agree with your explanation, and thanks to you, I came up with some solutions to my problems. Anyway, my question is always about how can I improve my speaking skill without going abroad. I am taking classes fully in English, and try to learn new terms every day from the books I read. I even keep writing essays every week and revising the correction of my essay. The biggest problem I have is it is still too difficult to make a single sentence when it comes to speaking. Can you make a video about this topic about the way how to practice speaking?

[spamton]

What an eye-opener! Thank you so much sir!

[chestermansfield]

Thank you very much for this video. I really was looking for some usefull tips to improve my english level.
I have a B2 level close to a C1, but I don't seem to manage overcoming the gap between these two levels and it's annoying me for quite a time.
I went on trips abroads, I listened to videos and movies without subtitles, I even read books although I don't like reading that much, but all these efforts didn't seem to make a difference.
I like what you say about learning relevant english for me. It makes so much sense ! That's funny I never considered it before. Well, in fact I already learned english this way in the past, but it wasn't a regular and timelasting approach to look for new vocabulary and I wasn't aware of the efficiency of the process.

I already write quite a lot in english, that's one of my rather old habbit so I am guessing it is also why I keep improving, but now I have an enlightenment of the things missing in the improvement of my english skill.

So thank you very much! 👍
I'll be sure to click on a few more of your videos.

[arslanasghar]

And one of the most important videos on Youtube on Language Learning.

[namcamda]

love the way you speak. i will watch all your videos on my listening day :)))

[youngchun]

Omg I'm really happy that I've found you, amazing video! You deserve more subscribers ;)

Thanks for your video... I think I am stuck in the level B2...good explenation and advice. Regards

[sitxus]

I would like to thank you, right now I have a clear picture about what I have to do, thank you again is one of best and most clear videos and explanations I never seen before. Congrats Adam I bought the book to go for my C1 level and you are totally right.

[TheLizardskin]

The tips about the skills that one really should continue improving (on your weaknesses, not on your strengths) were the most useful part of the video, though the whole content is helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[jenniferrosales]

thank you so much for making these videos, from now on you are my favorite English teacher.

[rayhan]

*Something I want to say but don't know how
*Correction of the mistakes I make
✓how we should we
*Input: reading, listening
*output: writing, speaking

[dariana]

Thanks for the video!
I'm, let's say, "fluent" in listening and reading, but so bad at speaking and writing because I don't practice these skills much. I hope I'll get better over time because these two skills are vital for everyone. That's why we learn languages in the first place: to be able to share our opinions, thoughts, feelings, and so on.

[abdulqader.a]

this video is really underrated
thanks a lot

[aleenathammasorn]

very useful. thank you! I definitely have the first type of frustration and need to improve my speaking and writing skills for sure.

[namcamda]

i don't know why only " small subs " channel can really help me learning something ? That's so sad. Wish you all best

[giorgim]

This one video has more value than millions other on the same topic

[kropkakreska]

This is what I needed right now. Thank you very much for all the tips! I'm struggling a lot to go higher in English. Now I know what to do😉

[diegosoares]

Hello Adam,
I would like to say that I loved your I could understand my mistakes ...(I always study listening and reading...)
Because of that, I won't ever improve my English.... and probably I will get frustrated.