CONVERSATION MASTERCLASS: How To STOP TRANSLATING In Your Head! | Learn to Think in English

Do you want to THINK in English? Are you looking for English conversation training? Would you like to have conversations in English without translating in your head? I hope so! In this lesson I’ll share a powerful training tool that will help you think in English. It’s a simple and fun tool for training your brain to think in English so that you can participate more fully in the conversations around you. It can also help you enter conversations more confidently and increase your English vocabulary. At first this training approach might make you feel uncomfortable…that’s OK! Joining any conversation can be intimidating…even a training! I’ll help you gain confidence as we go and you’ll start to feel more comfortable with the new vocabulary you’re learning and the new mode of thinking in English as you’re in conversations with others. As you practice forcing yourself to think in English using this technique you’ll hopefully find conversations less intimidating. That’s my ultimate goal in creating this for you! I want you to grow your vocabulary and feel more and more comfortable in your everyday conversations in English. As you take this technique and continue to work with it my hope is that you will notice, almost without thinking about it, that you’re truly thinking in English more and more often. When that happens it’s so exciting!

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Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.

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[letslearn]

Please do more activities like this one

[minasyan]

I can't believe I did this and the smile with the nod made me feel that I was actually speaking to you on the other side. Genius! This is a great technique!

[NehaYadav-vdkp]

🔴WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF "VERY"🔴

📌 Very capable – accomplished
📌 Very clean – spotless
📌 Very clever – brilliant
📌 Very cold – freezing
📌 Very dirty – squalid
📌 Very dry – parched
📌 Very fast – swift
📌 Very good – superb
📌 Very happy – jubilant
📌 Very hot – scalding
📌 Very hungry – ravenous
📌 Very large – colossal
📌 Very light – imponderable
📌 Very high – sky-high
📌 Very neat – immaculate
📌 Very old – ancient
📌 Very poor – destitute
📌 Very quiet – silent
📌 Very rude – vulgar
📌 Very serious – solemn
📌 Very small – tiny
📌 Very strong – unyielding
📌 Very tasty – delicious
📌 Very tired – exhausted
📌 Very valuable – precious
📌 Very weak – feeble
📌 Very wet – soaked
📌 Very wicked – villainous
📌 Very wise – sagacious
📌 Very worried – anxious
📌 Very dangerous – malignant
📌 Very complex – overspecified
📌 Very frequent – continual

● very noise 👉🏻deafening
● very often 👉🏻 frequently
● very old👉🏻 ancient
● very old- fashioned 👉🏻 archaic
● very open 👉🏻transparent
● very painful 👉🏻excruciating
● very pale 👉🏻 ashen
● very perfect 👉🏻 flawless
● very poor 👉🏻 destitute
● very powerful 👉🏻 compelling
● very pretty 👉🏻 beautiful
● very quick 👉🏻 rapid
● very quiet 👉🏻 hushed
● very rainy 👉🏻 pouring
● very rich 👉🏻 wealthy
● very sad 👉🏻sorrowful
● very scared 👉🏻petrified
● very scary 👉🏻chilling
● very serious 👉🏻grave
● very sharp 👉🏻keen
● very shiny 👉🏻 gleaming
● very short 👉🏻brief
● very shy 👉🏻 timid
● very simple 👉🏻basic

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[evelinribeirodasilva]

I am Brazilian. I live in São Paulo, the most important city in South America. Thank you so much Teacher Rachel. Your videos are amazing! They've helped me a lot!

[salvadors.santos]

My favorite teacher is Rachel, because she is the best teacher I have ever known. From Brazil

[annuraman]

The most effective way of teaching. You are superb. God bless you. I pray to God for you to be fine at every moment. No problems come in your way.

[bowentaylor]

PLEASE releasing more video like this one, its really helps to think in English.

[allalone]

This is the best teacher who has a clear accent in YouTube!

[sparrow]

In your time! I was just going to start these exercises but then you upload the video
Thanks Rachel!

[mohammadaliraqi]

Please don't put dislike 👎 I feel sorry when I see some people put dislike to this great teacher

[SuperPapadzul]

I transitioned from Spanish into English in the 1970's as a 20 yom. 90% of learning was on my own thru the use of pictures, music with slow and clear vocals i/e Sinatra, WNelson and movies for the body language. I would had LOVED a channel like yours.
Thanks for helping the upcoming generations of English speakers. Teaching is a sacred profession and education is a blessing. 🐣💐💐💐

[narcisorojo]

My favorite teacher is Rachel, because she teaches very good lessons like this one.

[caulazaro]

Thank you so much, Rachel ♥️
The best English class with the best teacher I have ever seen 😎
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[paulocesargomesalves]

that's wonderfull this lesson, i loved the exercises aobout questions ... help me alot

[aniketbharade]

You are my favorite teacher, because I've seen lots of youtube videos about how to think in english? But you are the only teacher who actually explaining, how to think in english?
Thanks for everything🤗
LoveYouMam😍

[prayudaa]

This work for me. This is real!! when I answer your question, I answer it without translating in my mind, I just speak it, even though my grammar are correct or not, Thank you for you informatoin, this means so much to me ❤👍

[ricardoclemente]

I've never heard of the collocation "think in" ...Thank you!!

[estelaortega]

I've never heard about this way to improve our speaking, I really appreciate you share it with us

[jorgechakr]

Good afternoon, dear Rachel. First of all, let me offer my congratulations on the didactic way you approach your lessons - mainly toward the natural sound of a typical average American speaker - most of all, by contextualizing words, phrases, and sentences in general. Among the things you do, I really appreciate your speech, I mean, you never slow down the speed to simply balance it all out. While listening to your explanations, I close my eyes to fully focus on the very native sound of the American English. Oddly enough, it definitely brushes up on my listening skills and meets my needs and expectation pretty satisfactorily. Thank you a bunch. By the way, I’ve been attending your lessons for quite a long time.