I apologize Sabrah teacher for missing your premier. As a student of you I believe I was disrespectful. I saw it previous day but missed it because I got engaged with some other activity where I was compelled to see a boring film with my brother. Ironically I was made to see it and my brother held me hostage due to my hatred for that film. Sorry I missed your premiere Sabrah teacher. And this lesson undoubtedly was a more pressure less lesson. Thanks a lot. You and Leila are fabulous teachers and every lesson of both of you have substantially improved my English calibre. Thanks a lot to both of you. Really amazing British English teachers. Britain is also fascinating nation. Thanks a lot Sabrah teacher for this lesson.
As I mention many times,this is real and natural English that you instruct not only bookish ones within the text.I admire you my dear tutor for everything,thanks a lot...🇬🇧💪🏻😍❤🌷🌷🌷😘😘😘
Hi Sabrah, This is a markable lesson about "how to think in English". It is very useful for all English learners. I sincerely admire your efforts. I am also learn English step by step. Other way to think in English: 1. Make up a story in English. 2. Start small sentence, then go bigger. Thanks and regards.
Another useful tip I experimented on myself :reading articles or watching a movie or a video and trying to sum it up soon afterwards . It boosts vocabulary, syntax and grammar. One disadvantage :nobody can listen and help with pronunciation and accent. Better than nothing! Take care🇮🇹💯🇬🇧
Hi, Sabrah! The lesson is truly helpful and enthralling beyond question! We're profoundly grateful for all your unique lessons! We're delighted beyond words when we see you! We can't live a day without watching your lesson! Btw, Happy New year! We're blessed and honoured to live on the same planet with such gorgeous and intelligent ladies like you and Leila! Let "Love English" thrive and shine!🥳💗🌹💕❤️✨🥰🤗🤗🥂
Educative and useful session. Though I have started using some of your tips, this lesson has made my doubts clear. Thanks Sabrah for this wonderful lesson!!😊
Thanks for the feedback, sometimes our introductions are longer as we need to explain things , also it’s good listening practice for you to warm you up for the lesson 💕👍☺️
Great tips Sabrah! I find it useful to watch series with subtitles in English to learn new words in context. Thank you so much for your advice. Cheers!
Best ways to think in english according to my experince : 1)Everyday listening to podcasts on every subject(in slow.normal.fast speed). 2)Reading english books(esp related to your field of study. 3)Watching movies(using shadowing technique(it very much helps you) 4)Presenting a subject in english(even if it is only for yourself and at home) 5)Using english to english dictionary(you may find it difficult at first but gradually it becomes easier) 6)Speak to yourself in english 7)Find a friend who can speak english to speak to 8)Read news and articles on websites(like cnn, newyorker, Guardian and extra) 9)watch youtube everyday 10)watch cnn bbc france 24(but dont believe them because they often tell a lie, only try improve listening)
First rate lesson again , those are useful and effective tips , when I see a movie /show / UA-cam video rarely think in my native language , we have to immerse ourself into English . Now can you make a video about how stop loving my English teacher ? Speaking of dreams if I dream of you that count ? You are a native English speaker haha You look ravishing in pink also you remind me of tangled from Disney because of your gorgeous hair .
Hi Sabrah how is going You and your baby are fine Thanks for your advice I'll stop to use Google translate Have a great Thursday my beautiful teachers 😉🇧🇷 stay home and healthy
Heyyy Sabrah....How are you and baby? :) I hope you're great! Yeah, essential lesson, I watched it your previous related lesson but this is endless topic because we can always look at it from a different angle!
Learn vocabulary in chunks rather than single words. Collocations, expressions, idioms etc all make it easier to access bigger chunks of natural language than having to translate.
*01: CONVIERTA SU HOGAR EN SU ZONA DE APRENDIZAJE DE INGLÉS*: Etiquete muchas cosas en su hogar con la palabra en Inglés. Usa esto para que pienses en inglés. *En tu cocina*: Modismos alimenticios, vocabulario para cocinar, vocabulario para artículos de cocina. *En su salón / espacio de ejercicio*: Nombres de movimientos, colocaciones con ejercicio. Ejercicios. *En tu cuarto*: Listas de verbos, Colocaciones, Listas de adjetivos. ¡Usa tus listas para hacer oraciones en Inglés!. *02: USA LOS 5 SENTIDOS MIENTRAS APRENDES Y PARA AYUDARTE A PENSAR EN INGLÉS:*: ¿A qué huele? , ¿A qué sabe esto?, ¿Cómo suena?, ¿Cómo se siente? ¿Cómo se ve? Utilizar este: _ Cuando estás viajando. _ Al hacer las tareas del hogar. _ En la ducha. _ Compras. *03: ¡INTENTA COMENZAR Y TERMINAR EL DÍA LEYENDO O ESCUCHANDO INGLÉS! (Incluso si es solo corto)*: De esta manera, su cerebro sabe que el inglés es parte de su rutina diaria y estará más motivado para pensar en Inglés. ¡Hecho de la diversión! ¡Tu mente subconsciente ocupa el 95% de nuestro poder mental! ¡Está absorbiendo información todo el tiempo! *04: USA TU ESTILO DE APRENDIZAJE PARA AYUDARTE A PENSAR EN INGLÉS:* _ Aprendices Visuales _ Estudiantes auditivos. _ Leyendo y escribiendo. _ Estudiantes cinestésicos. *Estilo de aprendizaje *: Esta es la forma en que su cerebro absorbe mejor la información. *Estudiantes auditivos*: _ Disfruta de conversaciones e interacciones. _ Podcasts. _ Información audiovisual. *Estudiantes cinestésicos: * _ Usa el aprendizaje con 5 sentidos. _ Muévete mientras aprendes. _ Aprende con tus manos. *Aprendices Visuales:* _ ¡Mira en Inglés y lee en Inglés tanto como sea posible! _ Use instagram / listas en su hogar, etc. *05: APRENDE VOCABULARIO EN FRASES, NO PALABRAS SIMPLES*: Poner vocabulario nuevo en frases y oraciones lo antes posible. _ Orgulloso. _ Gregario. Mi tía Louisa es gregaria. ¡Le encanta organizar una fiesta! Esto es particularmente importante con los verbos compuestos, ¡úsalos tan pronto como puedas! *Para ponerse al día*: Estar al mismo nivel que otra persona. ¿Alguna vez has tenido que ponerte al día? ¿Cómo puedes relacionar esto contigo mismo? *06: APLICA UN POCO DE DISCIPLINA Y RESISTE LA TRADUCCIÓN*: Haga un esfuerzo consciente para pensar en Inglés, no necesariamente será natural.
Fossilised errors - An error which has become an old habit and is very difficult to correct VOCABULARY PRACTICE In the end / Keen on / Figure out / Crucial At the end / Fond of / Accustomed to / By myself In the beginning / Up to / Used to / On my own At the beginning / Tremendous / Consequently / In brief Give up / Emphasize / Make up with / At hand At once / Talk over / Furthermore / Call off Necessarily / Likely to / In spite of / Put off Go on / Unlikely to / Despite / Nevertheless All of a sudden / Undoubtedly / At a loss / Worthwhile Due to / Unsurprisingly / In any case / Worth In Advance / Unfortunately / At any rate / On the whole Huge / Eventually / Remarkable / By and large (Label many things in your home with the word in English - use this to trigger you to think in English!) (In your kitchen - Food idioms, Vocabulary for cooking, Vocabulary for kitchen items) VEGETABLES - Woodward , English Artichoke / asparagus / beetroot / bell pepper Broccoli / Brussels sprout / cabbage / carrot Cauliflower / celery / corn / cucumber Eggplant / green bean / lettuce / mushroom Onion / pea / potato / pumpkin Radish / sweet potato / tomato / zucchini (In your lounge / exercise space - Names of movements collocations with exercise, Exercises) Sports Vocabulary Word List Aerobics / field hockey / mallet / racing sled / umpire Archer / fitness / martial arts / racket / sledder / unicycle Athlete / football / mat / racquetball / sledding / unicycle Athletics / forward / mouthguard / rafting / snorkling / visiting team Badminton / free throw / move / referee / snowboard / volley Ball / gear / movement / riding / softball / volley ball Base / goalie / orienteering / rink / somersault / wakeboarding Baseball / golf / out / row / speed skating / walk Basketball / guard / outfield / rower / sport / walker Bicycle / gym / outfielder / rowing / stroke / walking Bicycling / gymnast / painball / rugby / Sumo wrestling / water polo Bike / hole-in-one / pitch / run / surfer / waterski Boxer / home / pitcher / runner / surfing / waterskier Boxing / home plate / play / running / swim / waterskiing Bronze medal / ice skates / player / scoreboard / swimmer / windsurfer Club / ice skating / playing / scuba / swimming / windsurfing Crew / infield / playoffs / skating rink / synchronized tie / winner Curling / judo / puck / skeleton / toboggan / winning Dartboard / jump / quarter / ski / track and field / World Cup Epee / jumper / quarterback / skier / trampoline / World series Equipment / jumping / quiver / skiing / tug of war / wrestler Fielder / loser / race / slalom / ultramarathon / wrestling www.englishstudyhere.com In your bedroom - Verb lists Collocations Lists of adjectives Use your lists to make sentences in English! 1. Turn your home into your English learning zone! 2. Use all 5 senses as you learn and to help you think in English. What does it smell like? What does it taste like? What does it sound like? How does it feel? What does it look like? Use this: - when you are commuting, - When doing housework, - In the shower, - shopping 3. Try to start and finish the day by reading or listening to English! (Even if it is only short) This way your brain knows that English is part of your everyday routine and you will be more triggered to think in English. Fun Fact! Your subconscious mind takes up 95% of our brain power! It is absorbing information all the time! 4. Use your learner style to help you think in English. - Visual learners, - auditory learners, - reading and writing, - kinaesthetic learners. Learner style - This is the way your brain absorbs information best. Auditory learners - Enjoy conversations and interactions, - Podcasts, - Audio visual information. Kinaesthetic learners - Use learning with 5 senses, - move as you learn, - learn with your hands (Matching activities etc). Visual learners - look at English and read in English as much as possible! - Use Instagram/ lists around your home etc. 5. Learn vocabulary in phrases not single words. Put new vocabulary into phrases and sentences as soon as possible. - Proud, - Gregarious, ‘My Aunt Louisa is gregarious - she loves throwing a party!’. This is particularly important with phrasal verbs, use them as soon as you can! To catch up - To be at the same level as someone else. Have you ever had to catch up? How could you relate This to yourself? 6. Apply some discipline and resist translation. Google Translate. Make a conscious effort to think in English - it won’t necessarily come naturally.
But it doesn't seem possible to not go to the transtlate sometimes. Because if I'm trying to tell something, a situation and if I don't go to the translate from my mother tongue to english, I'm making a literal translation in my mind which causes me to select wrong words to express that situation or feeling while there's a perfect expression of that feeling. Let me give you an example: In my language there could be a word that has same meaning with "to hone" and let's say we use the word to express our feeling in my native language. At that point I could make a sentence with the word hone like this: "I'm feeling honed today." I hope I explained myself well
Student : " I have to talk to myself if I want to speak English more fluently " . Like a crazy one Teacher : " How does it feel like a crazy one "?. Student : " Meh " Thanks so much for the tip Sabrah Whatever you're doing always the best especially English lesson. 🥰 ❤ 👍 🌺
Good advice. But thinking in English have some drawbacks, for instance sometimes I inadvertently use English words when I speak Ukrainian. And when I think regardless of language I unconsciously use both Ukrainian and English. So really my Ukrainian suffer from thinking in English a lot. And I very often can not recall some words in Ukrainian and have to translate them from English to Ukrainian.
Thank you to everyone who joined me for the premier! Don't forget to comment below and share your tips to help you think in English!
Hi Sabrah! How are you and your unborn baby?
You look so pretty and really girlish in pink. 💕
Looking forward to joining you guys for the premier! See you there!
I apologize Sabrah teacher for missing your premier. As a student of you I believe I was disrespectful. I saw it previous day but missed it because I got engaged with some other activity where I was compelled to see a boring film with my brother. Ironically I was made to see it and my brother held me hostage due to my hatred for that film. Sorry I missed your premiere Sabrah teacher. And this lesson undoubtedly was a more pressure less lesson. Thanks a lot. You and Leila are fabulous teachers and every lesson of both of you have substantially improved my English calibre. Thanks a lot to both of you. Really amazing British English teachers. Britain is also fascinating nation. Thanks a lot Sabrah teacher for this lesson.
As I mention many times,this is real and natural English that you instruct not only bookish ones within the text.I admire you my dear tutor for everything,thanks a lot...🇬🇧💪🏻😍❤🌷🌷🌷😘😘😘
I can be patiently waiting for this premiere.💕
This five ways to think in English must be nice.
It doesn't matter to wait for this great video.
Hi Sabrah,
This is a markable lesson about "how to think in English". It is very useful for all English learners. I sincerely admire your efforts. I am also learn English step by step.
Other way to think in English:
1. Make up a story in English.
2. Start small sentence, then go bigger.
Thanks and regards.
thank you sabrah. I love your positive energy. You are a wonderful teacher.
Watching English UA-cam videos all day long and every single day can really help. Your brain will just give up your own language :)
Another useful tip I experimented on myself :reading articles or watching a movie or a video and trying to sum it up soon afterwards . It boosts vocabulary, syntax and grammar. One disadvantage :nobody can listen and help with pronunciation and accent. Better than nothing! Take care🇮🇹💯🇬🇧
Hi, Sabrah! The lesson is truly helpful and enthralling beyond question! We're profoundly grateful for all your unique lessons! We're delighted beyond words when we see you! We can't live a day without watching your lesson!
Btw, Happy New year! We're blessed and honoured to live on the same planet with such gorgeous and intelligent ladies like you and Leila! Let "Love English" thrive and shine!🥳💗🌹💕❤️✨🥰🤗🤗🥂
HI Sabrah and Leila, thanks for this fantastic lesson, I'm doing refreshes about my career, these I carry out in English.
Those are really great tips to think in English and I am gonna follow them very soon . Thank you so much for this interesting lesson.
Educative and useful session. Though I have started using some of your tips, this lesson has made my doubts clear. Thanks Sabrah for this wonderful lesson!!😊
I appreciate your lessons,the best feature of your teaching is short introduction and going straightforward to main points.
Thanks for the feedback, sometimes our introductions are longer as we need to explain things , also it’s good listening practice for you to warm you up for the lesson 💕👍☺️
Thanks VERY much for this lesson I LOVE that❤❤❤❤❤
Utilitarian tips from classy teacher...
Thank you...
Yes teacher Layla, we tend to think in in Spanish first.
Great tips Sabrah! I find it useful to watch series with subtitles in English to learn new words in context. Thank you so much for your advice. Cheers!
Glad you found it useful 👍💕☺️
Spot on
Thank you Sabrah., it’s a good video . Wish to see more learning tips form you guys
Great effort... Thank you so much
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Best ways to think in english according to my experince : 1)Everyday listening to podcasts on every subject(in slow.normal.fast speed).
2)Reading english books(esp related to your field of study.
3)Watching movies(using shadowing technique(it very much helps you)
4)Presenting a subject in english(even if it is only for yourself and at home)
5)Using english to english dictionary(you may find it difficult at first but gradually it becomes easier)
6)Speak to yourself in english
7)Find a friend who can speak english to speak to
8)Read news and articles on websites(like cnn, newyorker, Guardian and extra)
9)watch youtube everyday
10)watch cnn bbc france 24(but dont believe them because they often tell a lie, only try improve listening)
Thanks for sharing! 👍😊
You are very good teacher
Thank you so much for this.
Nyc the way you taught like that of ideas...thankU
That was quite helpful.
Would you kindly include some clips concerning advanced vocabulary?
We have more lessons on advanced vocabulary coming soon ☺️👍
Another day, another beautiful and knowledge giving video.
Interesting lesson and useful tips! 👏👍
Thanks a lot. superb !
What a useful lesson here ! thank u !
Thanks for the advice
Always welcome ☺️👍💕
Nice video with new concepts. Liked it so much!
Two absolutely beautiful ladies. I love both of you. Thanks a lot for all your videos and invaluable tips.
Very useful advice, I'll try to use them! I have to say, the premieres are great! You should make them more often! Thanks a lot Ladies!😉
Thanks! Good luck! Keep us posted on your English progress 👍💕💪
@@LoveEnglishUK I'll do it! Thanks again! 🤗
As expected it was wonderful lesson, particularly, some of the tips seems well conceived and researched. Thanks for the effort!
These are great tips on how to think in English, I do have a video like this. Thanks for the other tips.
You’re welcome! 😊💕
Most welcome, waiting your lesson.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video! It was really useful!🙇
Hy how are you can we practice together
@@Animalscutest56 Hey! I'm OK, thank you. And how are you? Do you want to practice English with me? I'm still learning this language.
many many thanks.
You’re welcome 😉
@@LoveEnglishUK welcome
I APPRECIATE TO WAY OF TEACHING
Thanks Irshad ☺️💕
First rate lesson again , those are useful and effective tips , when I see a movie /show / UA-cam video rarely think in my native language , we have to immerse ourself into English .
Now can you make a video about how stop loving my English teacher ?
Speaking of dreams if I dream of you that count ? You are a native English speaker haha
You look ravishing in pink also you remind me of tangled from Disney because of your gorgeous hair .
as always fantastic lesson
Thank you! Please share if you found it useful ☺️💕
Hi Sabrah how is going
You and your baby are fine
Thanks for your advice I'll stop to use Google translate
Have a great Thursday my beautiful teachers 😉🇧🇷 stay home and healthy
We are doing fine thank you! Thank you for your lovely comment 💞
Nice one Sebrah!💐
☺️👍💕
It was useful facts me I learned new words, thanks
Great 👍 be sure to use the new words whenever you can. ☺️👍💕
I like your method talking
Heyyy Sabrah....How are you and baby? :) I hope you're great!
Yeah, essential lesson, I watched it your previous related lesson but this is endless topic because we can always look at it from a different angle!
I am impatiently waiting for this video 😍
Oh noo! I missed your premiere.. No worries as I can still feel the same.. BTW thanks for this wonderful session again..
Oh never mind! Next time! Thanks for watching and commenting! ☺️👍💕
Waiting so desperately 😆 Liked it before even watching 💕
I had no idea it was called " Fossilised errors " Thank you for this :)
You’re welcome 😊 👍
Very thanks madam
You’re welcome 😊
So helpful video dear❤
I can’t wait to watch it!😍
Learn vocabulary in chunks rather than single words. Collocations, expressions, idioms etc all make it easier to access bigger chunks of natural language than having to translate.
👍
I am readyyyyy 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Great! I can't miss it!😋
Hi Sabrah! How are you and your unborn baby?
You look so pretty and really girlish in pink. 💕
Great!!!!
Thank you ☺️
*01: CONVIERTA SU HOGAR EN SU ZONA DE APRENDIZAJE DE INGLÉS*: Etiquete muchas cosas en su hogar con la palabra en Inglés. Usa esto para que pienses en inglés.
*En tu cocina*: Modismos alimenticios, vocabulario para cocinar, vocabulario para artículos de cocina.
*En su salón / espacio de ejercicio*: Nombres de movimientos, colocaciones con ejercicio.
Ejercicios.
*En tu cuarto*:
Listas de verbos, Colocaciones, Listas de adjetivos.
¡Usa tus listas para hacer oraciones en Inglés!.
*02: USA LOS 5 SENTIDOS MIENTRAS APRENDES Y PARA AYUDARTE A PENSAR EN INGLÉS:*:
¿A qué huele?
, ¿A qué sabe esto?, ¿Cómo suena?, ¿Cómo se siente? ¿Cómo se ve?
Utilizar este:
_ Cuando estás viajando.
_ Al hacer las tareas del hogar.
_ En la ducha.
_ Compras.
*03: ¡INTENTA COMENZAR Y TERMINAR EL DÍA LEYENDO O ESCUCHANDO INGLÉS! (Incluso si es solo corto)*: De esta manera, su cerebro sabe que el inglés es parte de su rutina diaria y estará más motivado para pensar en Inglés.
¡Hecho de la diversión!
¡Tu mente subconsciente ocupa el 95% de nuestro poder mental! ¡Está absorbiendo información todo el tiempo!
*04: USA TU ESTILO DE APRENDIZAJE PARA AYUDARTE A PENSAR EN INGLÉS:*
_ Aprendices Visuales
_ Estudiantes auditivos.
_ Leyendo y escribiendo.
_ Estudiantes cinestésicos.
*Estilo de aprendizaje
*: Esta es la forma en que su cerebro absorbe mejor la información.
*Estudiantes auditivos*:
_ Disfruta de conversaciones e interacciones.
_ Podcasts.
_ Información audiovisual.
*Estudiantes cinestésicos:
*
_ Usa el aprendizaje con 5 sentidos.
_ Muévete mientras aprendes.
_ Aprende con tus manos.
*Aprendices Visuales:*
_ ¡Mira en Inglés y lee en Inglés tanto como sea posible!
_ Use instagram / listas en su hogar, etc.
*05: APRENDE VOCABULARIO EN FRASES, NO PALABRAS SIMPLES*: Poner vocabulario nuevo en frases y oraciones lo antes posible.
_ Orgulloso.
_ Gregario.
Mi tía Louisa es gregaria. ¡Le encanta organizar una fiesta!
Esto es particularmente importante con los verbos compuestos, ¡úsalos tan pronto como puedas!
*Para ponerse al día*:
Estar al mismo nivel que otra persona.
¿Alguna vez has tenido que ponerte al día?
¿Cómo puedes relacionar esto contigo mismo?
*06: APLICA UN POCO DE DISCIPLINA Y RESISTE LA TRADUCCIÓN*: Haga un esfuerzo consciente para pensar en Inglés, no necesariamente será natural.
My resolution to become more fluent than now
Hello. May I ask if it is okay to use English to English dictionary instead of google translate from English to mother tongue language? Thank you 😊
Fossilised errors - An error which has become an old habit and is very difficult to correct
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
In the end / Keen on / Figure out / Crucial
At the end / Fond of / Accustomed to / By myself
In the beginning / Up to / Used to / On my own
At the beginning / Tremendous / Consequently / In brief
Give up / Emphasize / Make up with / At hand
At once / Talk over / Furthermore / Call off
Necessarily / Likely to / In spite of / Put off
Go on / Unlikely to / Despite / Nevertheless
All of a sudden / Undoubtedly / At a loss / Worthwhile
Due to / Unsurprisingly / In any case / Worth
In Advance / Unfortunately / At any rate / On the whole
Huge / Eventually / Remarkable / By and large
(Label many things in your home with the word in English - use this to trigger you to think in English!)
(In your kitchen - Food idioms, Vocabulary for cooking, Vocabulary for kitchen items)
VEGETABLES - Woodward , English
Artichoke / asparagus / beetroot / bell pepper
Broccoli / Brussels sprout / cabbage / carrot
Cauliflower / celery / corn / cucumber
Eggplant / green bean / lettuce / mushroom
Onion / pea / potato / pumpkin
Radish / sweet potato / tomato / zucchini
(In your lounge / exercise space - Names of movements collocations with exercise, Exercises)
Sports Vocabulary Word List
Aerobics / field hockey / mallet / racing sled / umpire
Archer / fitness / martial arts / racket / sledder / unicycle
Athlete / football / mat / racquetball / sledding / unicycle
Athletics / forward / mouthguard / rafting / snorkling / visiting team
Badminton / free throw / move / referee / snowboard / volley
Ball / gear / movement / riding / softball / volley ball
Base / goalie / orienteering / rink / somersault / wakeboarding
Baseball / golf / out / row / speed skating / walk
Basketball / guard / outfield / rower / sport / walker
Bicycle / gym / outfielder / rowing / stroke / walking
Bicycling / gymnast / painball / rugby / Sumo wrestling / water polo
Bike / hole-in-one / pitch / run / surfer / waterski
Boxer / home / pitcher / runner / surfing / waterskier
Boxing / home plate / play / running / swim / waterskiing
Bronze medal / ice skates / player / scoreboard / swimmer / windsurfer
Club / ice skating / playing / scuba / swimming / windsurfing
Crew / infield / playoffs / skating rink / synchronized tie / winner
Curling / judo / puck / skeleton / toboggan / winning
Dartboard / jump / quarter / ski / track and field / World Cup
Epee / jumper / quarterback / skier / trampoline / World series
Equipment / jumping / quiver / skiing / tug of war / wrestler
Fielder / loser / race / slalom / ultramarathon / wrestling
www.englishstudyhere.com
In your bedroom - Verb lists Collocations Lists of adjectives
Use your lists to make sentences in English!
1. Turn your home into your English learning zone!
2. Use all 5 senses as you learn and to help you think in English. What does it smell like? What does it taste like? What does it sound like? How does it feel? What does it look like? Use this: - when you are commuting, - When doing housework, - In the shower, - shopping
3. Try to start and finish the day by reading or listening to English! (Even if it is only short) This way your brain knows that English is part of your everyday routine and you will be more triggered to think in English. Fun Fact! Your subconscious mind takes up 95% of our brain power! It is absorbing information all the time!
4. Use your learner style to help you think in English. - Visual learners, - auditory learners, - reading and writing, - kinaesthetic learners. Learner style - This is the way your brain absorbs information best. Auditory learners - Enjoy conversations and interactions, - Podcasts, - Audio visual information. Kinaesthetic learners - Use learning with 5 senses, - move as you learn, - learn with your hands (Matching activities etc). Visual learners - look at English and read in English as much as possible! - Use Instagram/ lists around your home etc.
5. Learn vocabulary in phrases not single words. Put new vocabulary into phrases and sentences as soon as possible. - Proud, - Gregarious, ‘My Aunt Louisa is gregarious - she loves throwing a party!’. This is particularly important with phrasal verbs, use them as soon as you can! To catch up - To be at the same level as someone else. Have you ever had to catch up? How could you relate This to yourself?
6. Apply some discipline and resist translation. Google Translate. Make a conscious effort to think in English - it won’t necessarily come naturally.
thanks a lot!
*Hey ma'am♥I'm you'r big fan from **Bangladesh.How** r u ma'am?♥*
Yeah it's hard to stop translation when words is not easily come up in mind but I'm trying the best
Hello there!
But it doesn't seem possible to not go to the transtlate sometimes. Because if I'm trying to tell something, a situation and if I don't go to the translate from my mother tongue to english, I'm making a literal translation in my mind which causes me to select wrong words to express that situation or feeling while there's a perfect expression of that feeling. Let me give you an example: In my language there could be a word that has same meaning with "to hone" and let's say we use the word to express our feeling in my native language. At that point I could make a sentence with the word hone like this: "I'm feeling honed today."
I hope I explained myself well
18 hours to go! Expect a shower of knowledge!
Student : " I have to talk to myself if I want to speak English more fluently " .
Like a crazy one
Teacher : " How does it feel like a crazy one "?.
Student : " Meh "
Thanks so much for the tip Sabrah
Whatever you're doing always the best especially English lesson. 🥰 ❤ 👍 🌺
Good advice. But thinking in English have some drawbacks, for instance sometimes I inadvertently use English words when I speak Ukrainian. And when I think regardless of language I unconsciously use both Ukrainian and English. So really my Ukrainian suffer from thinking in English a lot. And I very often can not recall some words in Ukrainian and have to translate them from English to Ukrainian.
Hiya... In other words, eat, pray, love, sweat in english, tha's very funny.... Could you tell us the correct english expression? thanks a lot
Hi ma'am
Hi! 😊
Q -) Who is the best english teacher ?
Ans -) Sabrah.
@Divyansh Khandelwal
In my opinion, it's difficult to realize who the best teacher is, because we can't get to know everyone!
@@BinhNguyen-pu5bz "Best" is an adjective, we can use to anyone, who we admire. It's not million dollar question that who is the best english teacher.
Hehe I love this comment 😍😍
esa profesora está buena
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Hi sabrah 😆
Hi 👋
Where is your twin sister leila when I listen which have Leila I feel.pain aims to PRAY for your father and mother ALSO ALLOW
Leila has a video out this Friday and mine will be out this Sunday, you’re right, she is like my twin! 😂😂 thank you for your kind comment Riaz 💕👍😊
@@LoveEnglishUK thank you I believe I will loss you
Hi spiffing mother. How are you, today?
My dearest Sabrah, you look lovelier than ever. Tara ! A
Grazie mile Andrea! ❤️
You are very billiant girl 😘😘💋💋
Thank you 😊💕
Bring something new
This video was too boring. You were not sharp enough for recording this video seemingly.