How to be fluent in English - 8 Things you MUST do!

How to be fluent in English - 8 things you must do.

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[Natsukashigame]

Who else's think Lisa is the best teacher on YouTube?

[divilibangarraju]

Summary:
1. You must have a plan (A goal without a plan is only a dream)
2. You must not be afraid of making mistakes (Fortune favours the bold)
3. Don't try to do too much at one time (Don't bite off more than you chew)
4. You must practice regularly (Practice makes perfect)
5. You must practice efficiently (Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn)
6. Have realistic expectations ( Rome wasn't build in a day / slow and study wins the race)
7. Improve your English must be a priority for you (First thing is first)
8. You must have a positive mindset (Hardwork beats talent when talent doesn't work hard)

[danielchiu]

You are not only teaching English but also sharing the important qualities to be successful in any discipline. Cheers

[Kenneth-txmg]

It's funny how learning about your own native language, helps you to learn a new language. I'm a native English speaker, but I like to watch videos on learning English because the same teaching techniques and obstacles are the same for learning Spanish or French, etc. It's like reverse learning. It shows the very similar ways languages are constructed, then you can compare what you know in your native language to the new language to push through on grammar and verbs, vocabulary. It takes what's blind to you in your own language and makes it visible in the new language, you realize you've been doing the verb tenses and conjugations blindly all along in your own language. Thanks for your videos.

[oskarkamil]

I came here for an English lesson but instead I received the most motivational life lesson anyone ever gave me. Bless you <3

[Zoe-wwfk]

You're not just a good teacher, you're a great teacher who inspires me.
I will never give up and have a open-wide mind and patience to keep studying English with you.
Thanks for letting me have a teacher like you!!!

[lujebaitron]

Thank you very much Lisa you're are my favorite teacher, I'm watching your videos from somewhere in Africa here our language is French but I really love speaking English. Your lesson are so simple, with you the difficult things become easy, thank you once again. If you're agree with me wholeheartedly that teacher Lisa is best teacher ever like this comment.

[marthahollier]

Dear Lisa! You are amazing! I have lived in the States for 23 years and worked very hard to polish my English but it took me a long time since I didn't have a teacher like you are! Thank you so much for your free videos!

[helenpansy]

Thanks a lot, teacher! I am Russian speaking. Here are the proverbs that I remembered: Without work, you cannot even catch a little fish from a pond (Без трудА не выловить и рыбку из прудА). Patience and labor will grind everything. (Терпение и трУд все перетрУт). Chinese proverb: "The path of a thousand li begins with the first step." I myself have been learning English all my fairly long life, and I am still on the verge of the first step. Your speech, dear Liza, I understand well enough. There is progress in listening. But it is still very difficult for me to speak. And from this stop in learning the language, I even began to learn German. I really love to learn foreign languages, but I have practically no plan.

[obedisaicarrascomiranda]

The best English teacher ever!
I really appreciate your effort for sharing your knowledge.

[vasvas]

In my past I taught English for 35 years. Currently I'm retired and it seems I need neither English nor your up-to-date methods of teaching any more. But you, dear teacher, inspire and motivate me to get absorbed in my life-work again and again. I take much delight in listening and watching you.
Thanks.

[nelsoncarvalho]

You rock Lisa !!! One of the best online teachers I’ve ever had. Greetings from Mexico. 🇲🇽

[jinlin]

I really like your lessons Lisa ! All the tips you mentioned here are key to improve English speaking. Thank you for your help !

[durvalnetoteacher]

It's so good and nice the way you speak, teach and motivate! Can't thank you enough for all you've been doing!! It inspires me.

[Iqra.Ahmed.Hamza.Salman]

I like how I understand almost every word you're saying ma'am, and me being a teacher of English would like to make the best of it. Thanks a lot!

[madamcurieonfire]

OMG，I immigrated here three years ago and have been so struggling with my expression in working environment, everyday I accumulated so much remorse about what I said in meetings, and cannot stop denying myself and eventually loosing confidence...till I came across this lesson, I actually get some strength from this soothing and comforting voice...I know there must be a lot of non-native expression in this paragraph, but I still want to say this, you are the best YouTube channel teaching people advanced English.

[ribamariyam]

1.Have a perfect plan
2.Fortune favours the bold
3.Don't bite off more than u can chew
4.must practice regularly
5.tell me nd I forgot (must use the language be creative with language talk about news and all)
6.be patient with your progress
7.slow nd steady wins the face (consistency)
8.where there is a will there is a way (don't procrastinate)
9.be positive
Thnk uh ma'am
Hare Krishna ❤️

[iii_Aree]

It my the first time I can understand someone who speaks English without a subtitle, Thanks a lot ♥️

[andreabriza]

Great tips, Lisa! Everything you put it here makes all the sense. I used to be an English teacher in my country but I've been conscient that I would need to improve it as I had to prepare my classes. Another tips that I use to give to my students was that if they started to think of something, they should just turn into the languge they were learning, since it happens that something you have a context that you might wonder " Oh Gosh, how would I talk about that in a English country? Even if we feel that we can express in another language in many ways: For example: The other day I went to a mechanic garage and the professional was explaining a malfunction in my car, something in my own language and I would no idea about it even in my native language, and then I tohught "how would I understand if I were in an English speaking country? Then I decided to look for car mechanic terminology in English. Knowledge is infinite, but it doesn't mean that we need to get desperate, but just learn the most that we can from that context. No w I'm working in another area and i 'm learning the technical terms about it.

[cleangelimanunes]

When I'm watching some of your videos it is like if I was watching someone speaking in my native language, because you speak so clearly that makes me understand easily what you're saying. Thanks for sharing with us these amazing tips and beautiful messages. Thanks from Brazil 👏🏻🌸