How to Think in English…in 68 Minutes!

If you’re ready to start thinking in English, without translating in your head, this is the jumpstart you need. Learning how to think in English requires both knowledge and practice, and this free English lesson gives you both! I’ll show you the tricks you need to start thinking in English and change the way you make the sounds of American English.

AMAZING tips to sound more natural speaking English

00:00 Introduction
00:36 Sounds of American English Cheat Sheet
00:57 Name Objects around you in English
03:28 Think in simple sentences
05:12 Have small conversations with yourself in English
08:06 Learn how to do things in English
08:44 Keep track so you're doing it everyday
10:07 Thank you supporters
10:30 Object naming
18:52 Naming words that describe what you see
32:04 Training with single words
43:41 Using verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
51:55 Exercises where you’re going beyond describing what you see, and you’re answering questions.
59:30 More English practice questions

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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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[SCRT]

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[danielhu]

1. Name objects around you in English in your head.
2. Think in simple sentences.
3. Have small conversations with yourself in English.
4. Change one of your everyday life things to English.
5. Keep track so you’re doing it every day.
6. Recap your day in English.

[albertnunezmusic]

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[JimmyEnglishStudy]

Fantastic resource for English learners! Rachel’s comprehensive guide not only helps with understanding the nuances of American English but also provides practical tips to start thinking in English. The exercises are particularly helpful for daily practice. Highly recommend for anyone looking to improve their language skills and gain confidence in their English speaking abilities. 👍

[josejasso]

You are the most wonderful Teacher I know. I had been followed several and you are the Most beautiful, clear and concise speaking Teacher all of them. Thanks a lot.

[miana]

TIPS 1:
Step 1: Learn objects around you in English
Step 2: I am (simple sentence)
Step 3: Talk with yourself

[annysouza]

I love these kinds of videos... Rachel don't stop please, it helps me a lot

[omartalaat]

Blowing mind! I was preoccupied with this subject for a long time and I was incredibly ecstatic when I came across your video and saw your zinger of solutions that you have provided in there. They are extremely helpful. I really appreciate your work. You deserve the best Rachel. Thank you 😊

[TaylorWu-ig]

OMG I just get here form "think in English" video. Just after I saw that one, I'd like to find a video help me think everything in En, and Rachel's video appears. I'm so exciting. Thank you Rachel!

[hendarara]

Wow, you've just summarized how to learn a language perfectly, but the next step is up to the learner willingness to practice it.
Thank you very much

[evets]

G'day Rach. Thanks for the tips. I'm learning Russian and Ukrainian by myself and this is a great rutine to follow. I am just changing your "X" to "English" From " and using it in reverse

[MatematicasconDani]

Consejos que todo profesor de inglés debería dar a sus estudiantes. Muchas gracias por compartir y crear todo este material para personas como yo, que tiene muchas ganas de aprender el idioma.

[Manishpadwa]

Thanks ma'am,
We've gotten a Great video what teaches to Live in English environment & encourages us and build our vocabulary which is the best part of any language and it's a great idea "To keep mentioning every object in English we're surrounded by.
And it's our heart pleasure we've got a Great teacher who is from another country and helps worldwide whoever wants.
100 times watching worthy video...!
Thanks 🙏.

[buddhilalchaudhary]

Thank you RAchel for providing us such a valuable lesson for American way of pronouncing words and sentences to help build confidence in English speaking.

[anthormiga]

Just the Best english lesson, so far, ,great práctice, AND advice as always, ,thanks Rachel ..

[marlenemendenhall]

Rachel from the bottom of my heart, I want to thank you for helping me to learn English! I would like to improve my English because I want to express my feelings. I started fallow you 6 months ago, and I motivated to study every day! I need to learn a lot of vocabulary in order for me to be able to speak in English! With this video you motivated me! Thanks again! God bless you!

[Vanilla]

I'm from Brazil, I'm trying to learn English and your classes are very helpful!

[scanner]

Here's what's interesting: a year ago I didn't understand what you were talking about. Now I understand you without translation in my head. But I don’t know how to speak)) I speak slowly... I need to work more on myself)) Thank you! [spasi:bo]))

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