Forget Words While Speaking English? Here is WHY!

If you think you know many words, but when you want to speak, you can't use them, then watch this video! | 4 Steps to learn Vocabulary for Lifetime!
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Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction
01:30 Active vs. Passive Words
02:32 How to activate passive words
02:46 Step 1
03:14 Step 2
04:35 Step 3
05:57 Step 4
06:48 Summary
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[豊永健策]

Thank you for showing me how to memorize a lot of vocabulary. I'm so impressed with your method, so I hope I would like to tell my students that in my classes. Actually, I am Japanese and I'm still learning English as well. I'm looking forward to watching your next video!!

[sociologica]

I am apsichologist/ teacher, and yes there are passive and active and each one is created thought different pathwaves in your brain, so to make passive words to active you need to say them out loud for your brain to creat that pathwave or you will just become a passive auditory bilingual (that goes through another pathway), meaning you will understand English and know words but not speak it since you never created that pathwave in your brain. So speak aloud and it is easier, it will start crating it automatically with time . This is a trick we use in the US for immigrants to learn the language faster. Hope it helps!

[diana]

No one time I was stressed in talking with other people in English when I did not know to say. This video is very helpful, thank you <3 🇵🇱❤️

[clashword]

Really, this video is the best video I have ever seen because you explained the most problem the unnative speaker is facing while the language

[laazizabouazzaoui]

Hello everyone!
How stunning this method is!
I really think it can help to improve speaking skills. Thank you so much for sharing .

[htethninei]

I admier the way of your learning method.l will follow it from now on.

[multi-content]

Actually this video is what I was looking for 🙏

[meriemabbou]

What a useful video .. thank you so much

[alehanbro]

I’ll try this method today and during next two months. Then I will write a new comment with my assestment

[SazouSunday]

Thank you for the recommendation of "ozdic" - it´s very helpful (and the 4 steps you shared too, of course)! Great video❤

[holyangel]

Thx, I want to improve my English, getting better .

[MOHAB-tnvpzxc]

Although the way is longer, but amazing to try . Thank you for your efforts.

[deutschfurkat]

Thank you. It is really important to use the vocabulary, that we learned. Make sentences is really important.

[kmach]

Wonderful video! It will help me a lot!

[DDM]

Thanks a billion for your useful method. This is a daily problem that I have to face everyday as an English language learner. This is one of the best videos that I have ever seen 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

Greetings from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰

[yuliakovalenko]

Thank you a million. You really help me with my "headache"

[akshadhiman]

Thankyou for helping me for this valuable videos
I have lack of confidence to speaking English 😢

[jg]

It’s absolutely true, the same happens with phrasal verbs: they’re too many and people often find it difficult to remember them and to use them during speaking activities; on the other hand, when we find them inside a text it’s easier to understand their meaning…not always of course!

[josewilliamalvesdeoliveira]

Now my English language will get better! 😊🇺🇸🇬🇧

[sahinahmed]

Take love from asia in Bangladesh
For this lovely video👍❤️