How to Learn English to Speak Fluently Without Studying Grammar
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2023
- Have you ever got bored with memorizing grammar rules but can’t manage to speak English fluently? This is a video that will share tips and hacks for learning English without being an obsessive grammarian.
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Hey, language learners! Does speaking good English seem like a challenge for you? Let us talk about the tea of the ultimate language hack that will make you speak English fluently without studying grammar. 🗣️
On this front, we’ll provide reasons why an over-expenditure on grammatical accuracy can adversely affect your command of the language, and will also expound upon input as an avenue for developing your English speaking fluency.
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At the beginning of the video, you will learn an English idiom that is frequently used in real life from an English conversation. First, you will see the definition of the idiom and listen to it in an example sentence. Then, you will watch an English conversation practice to see the example sentences for this idiom.
After the first conversation, you will reveal the fact that English grammar will hurt your speaking fluency within another conversation. And you will learn how to learn English and what you should do instead of studying grammar rules to speak English fluently.
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Contents of this video
00:09 - Learn English Idioms "Under the weather"
02:49 - Don't Study Grammar Rules
08:48 - Final words
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I appreciate your research/devotion for our progress of English speaking skills. I've encountered the idiom 'under the weather' four times(Chin, For I, For N) at this site, so I could fix it in my brain. But my road to be able to speak freely is still bumpy/poor road. Every viewer's goal/suitable method would be various/different from each other. I would like you to try once Question time to activate viewers brain proactive. e.g. 'IELTS Speaking Test questions 38 - Self-practice'. It'd be essential/inevitable for viewers to think/speak freely what they want to speak, even if it takes a time at first, I suppose.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I'm glad to hear that the idiom "under the weather" stuck with you. I understand that the journey to fluent speaking can indeed be a challenging road, and you're right about the diverse goals and methods for each learner. Your suggestion for a Question Time, such as 'IELTS Speaking Test questions 38 - Self-practice,' is excellent. Encouraging viewers to think and speak freely is essential, and I appreciate your input on ways to proactively engage their brains. I'll certainly consider incorporating more interactive elements to further support your language learning journey. If you have any specific topics or question types you'd like to see, feel free to share! Keep up the great work on your language skills, and remember that progress takes time.
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I appreciate your polite/devoted/active reply comment.
Please forgive me to say what I want to say. But please take it with a grain of salt, because I'm writing for my training of my writing skill. I felt from your last line of your reply comment, This must be a truth and we, all, notice/realize hopelessly/relentlessly. But we wouldn't like you to say the truth, because this truth would discourage/defeat our motivation/trial to run through our road to fluency/freedom, moreover make you fall into mannerism.
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is gramaer important to learn english please tell me 😢😢
If you are a beginner it is important to learn grammar. However, it is harmful to study grammar rules for speaking when you are an intermediate learner.