Forget Words When Speaking English? Here Is Why!

Do you ever feel that when you’re speaking English and you want to use a word… a word that you definitely know, but… you know, you just can’t remember it. In this video we’ll explore WHY that happens, and WHAT you can do so that you FORGET LESS and REMEMBER MORE.

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[javidmaindad]

Thanks for sharing such important lesson with us.
It's very helpful.

[micaelaavalo]

This video is super useful. Im not missing another video you upload

[rahilakhatun]

Dangerously important. Thanks a lot brother

[nancyvalente]

Sooo happy to have you as a teacher, Magic Max! You were born to do it!

[nancyvalente]

I've just watched your video, Max! Awesome! Thanks for the advises on how to remember new words. ♥️

[jyofdv]

Hi Max. You are really a great Teacher.

[fulanoletal]

You are great! Keep doing the good job. Greetings from 🇲🇽

[easytipsforenglishstudents]

This is one of the best lessons ive seen on this topic

[asimbehar]

Amazing video 💕 that's a very cool practice for remembering words 🐱

[belencampillayporretti]

The game at the beginning of the video was great!!! It really made me think about the words!!! And you're right. When you've said that learning a new word in a meaningful context will help us to acquire it faster, it's true! It reminded me when I learned the phrase "it couldn't be better." I knew almost nothing about grammar, but I was so engaged with the novel I was reading and trying to understand that I've never forgotten that expression!. Thanks a lot for sharing this. It's useful for me to practice the new word as soon as I start to forget it! Thank you for the advice and excellent video!!! 😀

[omarrushimabahizi]

It's happen when I spent long time without making practice

[jankot]

Your channel is really professional. This video is interesting and honestly speaking I knew only nodding, scratching, blinking and clapping. Your advice are good because you showed how brain works so to remember words. I subscribed your channel and I like it.I am going to watch other videos soon.Thank you for sharing it and keep going. My fingers crossed.

[TalkWorkshop]

I LOVE the idea of using TPR method. Mind-body connection is SO underestimated when it comes to learning a foreign language. You did a great job, Max. Definitely the thumbs-up!

[carloseduardoviana]

Hello Max, good morning. I've just watched the video, it was a very good one.I believe it is all down to use the words we've just learned often and if they are used constantly. Sometimes when I talk to some people I feel like using some more advanced words, but at the same time I don't feel comfortable in doing so because I think "do people really use this sort of vocabulary on a daily basis?", and I end up using more commom vocabulary and as consequence of that I don't retain the new vocabulary I've learned

[bibou]

yes, I agree : Recognition is much easier than recalling.

And yeah 👍 consistent practice and listening are important in storing vocabulary.


Valuable video as usual Max 👍🇦🇷🌸

[jrdlpy]

Hey Max, I couldn't say less, your video is lovely, your pronunciation, and your explanation are really clear, and the topic is excellent, you hit the nail on the head about forgetting vocabulary, recognizing is more manageable than recalling vocabulary. I'm really interested in following what you said and I'm going to send you to my friends to check it out. Cheers and congratulations!! I couldn't wait for more videos like that!!

[zoroastregat]

Yes Max, I agree with you. What's more difficult is getting the level of speaking practice we would have if we were to live in an English-speaking country.

[ruvinihettihewa]

why not, it's very true. i recently messed up, smashed with mash. Remember with memorize. so many things happen while talking with other people. sometimes it's embarrassing. this is a very supportive video.

[mariazomborszky]

Hey Max, nice job. I've found my new expression from your lesson, I liked it, "deceivingly easy" and for sure I will use it. Props!

[YousraBN]

Great video Max, I enjoyed watching it and I'm very delighted to know that forgetting is a part of learning, I've always felt sad about that