Understand English But Can't Speak?Here's Why!

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Understand English But Can't Speak? Here's Why!

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I can understand English, but when I want to speak, I can't! This is a very common question for English learners, and it can have different reasons. However, the most important reasons are lack of practice and overthinking grammar! But, how can we practice without a speaking partner? Watch the video to find out! Join My Online English Courses Today & start learning English! to find out more, click here: https://pocenglish.com/online-english... Want to receive free lesson summary PDF files? Click here: https://pocenglish.com/landing The online tool mentioned in the video is: ozdic.com Hope you have enjoyed this lesson, and let me know what you think in the comments!

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@XljxlKggc1 year ago

I'm afraid it takes a lot of time to learn English and I couldn't be patient enough. It's about two years which I I've been practicing but I think I'm not well to reach to my aim

@FrankKimono7441 year ago

As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.

@ОксанаКовалишин-ч6з1 year ago

"Talk to yourself" is exactly what my English teacher Adam told me. It's a great tip!

nakrinenko56141 year ago

"You don't need a partner. You can just talk to yourself!" - That's the best advice I've heard))))

@nandaekocahyosaputra36381 year ago

Nice

@caliadanaways8 months ago

it is easiest way to become mad

@sethupathikumaresan46058 months ago

Good

@reagansualu8 months ago

Hi irina

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hiroussama6197 months ago

I'm your partner, I want to speak English too

@geethasview2486 months ago

I want a partner to speak English

@arianenz.atshabo64656 months ago

it's useful I already started talking to myself

@BoniBarla-vw8et5 months ago

This lines touched my soul

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@sitinurainikamila88422 years ago

Video summary: 4 steps 1. Learn everything by topic 2. Write before you speak 3. Write down every new word, phrase or adj 4. practice More help: Imagine a situation Try to think of a dialogue Try to describe sth to someone You need TIME Be PATIENT PRACTICE Follow 4 STEPS This video has really helped me to improve my understanding of English and improve in speaking, this video also helped in terms of confidence and fast learning for me

@Mario-bl6ct1 year ago (edited)

 @FrankKimono744  how many sentences are you study per day, week?

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@FrankKimono7441 year ago (edited)

​ @Mario-bl6ct I don't record that. Prefer to focus on learning. Sometimes one new sentence a day and some words. And revising old ones. Below some details what I do::: I try to repeat a sentence until I can say it without hesitation or mistakes. During practice I say it realy slow at the beginning. Later alternating speed either extremely fast or slow. I don't have any set amount of reps. Just drilling until being confident. Sometimes if I have difficulties I repeat something continuously for example for 30 minutes streight. Recently I stopped counting. Just measuring time. Let's say 5 minutes gives you 100 reps. So repeat something 10-15 minutes. I try to choose short sentences 4-5 words. Or just practicing separate single words, pairs of words, 3 words together. Long sentences are very time consuming and difficult to repeat. From experience I noticed that it usually takes 5 days or more to remember something. Recently I stopped making notes just to focus on practicing. I don't use any SRS system like Anki. Only using online pons de dictionary (as I currently learn German) and bookmark some words. It is chaotic learning at the moment. I don't have any plan. Just watching videos repeatedly, reading comments and choosing some sentences, words. So videos show me what I should revise and what I don't remember. I mix practicing very old sentences and completely new ones. No particular strict rule. You can also repeat in your mind. Doesn't have to be aloud if you cannot. Please check similair method: sentence mining. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktkHjL_PMc4

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@virginia125957 months ago

GREAT advice!! Thank you so much!!

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@nasirnasir79936 months ago

​@user-us6ht1zq4s be persistent you will achieve your goals I advice try to follow effortless english with aj hoge you seem kind of lazy because aj hoge to learn with an easy way just by listening

try to be patient

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@SumreenUsman6 months ago

Wow thanks

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@diarivle61702 months ago

thank you for the resume

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@agpxnet3 years ago (edited)

Excellent advice to not give too much weight to errors: I realized that when I try to speak in English, the thing that blocks me most is the fear of making a mistake...

@Victoria-rz6uc2 years ago

Same here , I've experienced that and everyone started bullying me and making fun of my English (tho it's my third language)

@GabrielM012 years ago

On point my friend, in my case i also hate my accent

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@GabrielM012 years ago

 @Victoria-rz6uc  when someone makes fun of you for making little mistakes try to remember them maybe its because you know more than one language and they don't lmao

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@millysingss2 years ago

 @GabrielM01  I love my accent and i want to speak more english but i just can't because of the fear of making mistakes or someone will laugh at me

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@GabrielM012 years ago

 @millysingss  i have a friend who is well above me in the speaking department, when i make a mistake he points it out and respects it, try to find someone who also has english as a second or third language sure they will understand your issues way better and help you evolve

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@m4pvr82 years ago

And then you accidentally speaking in your own language

@DevelopYourEnglishwithEmma3 years ago

Great tips to help someone in their English speaking. I’d say the most important tip is to practice to speaking and listening! Think about small children, a child learns a language first by listening and speaking - they make so many grammar mistakes when they’re younger which is perfectly normal but they don’t get scared to make those mistakes. So to everyone who feels like they can understand English but not speak it don’t be scared to make those mistakes because making mistakes is the only way to learn

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@albaDance1003 years ago

It's true, I have the same problem. When I was watching your video, I understand everything you're talking about, but I can't speak. I can't put two words together. How much you can appreciate for listening in English. Thanks for the video, I'll keep following you.

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@Brown-hb2ld2 months ago

I have discovered this channel 2 weeks ago and i am so lucky to have a such amazing teacher with excellent teaching skills. I just subscribed this channel right after i found it. Now I am addicted to this channel. Thank you for teaching us.

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@Clipped-er5eq8 months ago

The reason i came looking for such a video is beause back in the day in high school i was extremely confident when speaking and writing English, but over time i've debeloped this dire perfectionism that holds me back when speaking and writing.

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@hossainahmed86243 years ago

I'm watching you From Bangladesh for last two weeks, and I'm exploring the real taste of English. Sir, honestly, the way you are teaching is very useful for the students like me who are really poor in English but wants to Learn. thanks a lot Sir.

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@pamelahermano92981 year ago

I’m a native English speaker but really, everything in this video can be applied to any target language. Thank you! I found this very useful for my Russian lessons.

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@shuaaaltijjar46471 year ago

I am from Arabia county, and today i start to follow and I felt happy when I saw this video I hope that my writing is correct

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@properbritishenglish3 years ago

Nice video! The biggest piece of advice I give my students is stop trying to be perfect, and just start trying. When you do this, you allow yourself to speak freely and that leads to improvement!

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@ayo4mayo1 year ago

Настолько полезного видео я ещё не встречала. Советы и вправду полезные. Я наконец открыла глаза и поняла, что не нужно молчать - нужно разговаривать. Спасибо Вам большое!

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@lindas2151 year ago

I am a native English speaker, but your advice is so good that I had to subscribe! I think anyone learning another language needs your tips! I'm glad it was recommended to me even though I'm learning Spanish. Thank you!