Hi Emma! I started learning English from scratch when I was 23 years, yet I am an English teacher now. Besides, I have been teaching English for ten yeats. Therefore, everyone can learn a new language whatever their age is. You are one of my favourite teachers on UA-cam. I really admire you and like your enthusiasm and energy in teaching. You are a role model and a great success.
Hi, Emma! I am student in a university of English language. When starting, I'm know nothing of the English language, but I decided learning, so I meet in UA-cam, that's nice. Today, I think in meeting Australia, who know to study, to working, to live... I'm very very thank you!
Hi, i'm from Côte d'Ivoire in Africa. Thank you for all. I'm a begineer but thank to you a got 830 / 990 in my last TOEIC english test. I'm always learn english.
Hello Mrs. Emma. I'm a middle schooler and in my country everything is canceled due to lockdown. My English wasn't that good until I found you and Lucy channels and both of you two are really elegant and outstanding teacher. The tip that I usually do is when I watch my favourite youtuber videos, I turn subtitles and then I try to say like them.Thank you mmmEmma. Stay safe.
I just downloaded the app Grammarly and it's such a lifesaver, especially when writing to native speakers. I'm so amazed and now I'm looking forward to meeting new people online. Thank you so much for this excellent recommendation!
@@rufaydahassan7099 there's a free version yeah but if you wanna have access to all features you have to pay. The free version is still worth it though
Thanks a lot for your advice, Emma, this is great. I found a method to improve my vocabulary: if I can't remember a new word, I use one or two words I'm familiar with to give me a clue, whenever it's possible. For instance, if I can't remember the word "cabbage" I'll think about a taxi or a "cab"; if I can't recall the word "hearse" I'll think about a theater or an orchestra that I'll link to the word "rehearse" or "rehearsal"; for the word "spaniel", I'll think about "Spain" and the first name "Daniel"; etc.
Well, hey there, dear Emma! I'm very excited to say process of learning new English words 'n' phrases isn't always so fast as it can seem at the first sight at all! I know one absolutely effective way of learning, internalizing and surely, keeping them in my mind forever. I just wouldn't like to reveal this secret but I'm convinced a lot of students are aware of this one actually. As always, a huge gratitude for the new lesson, my lovely coach! God blesses you, I'm sure! I'll see you in there! Bye for now!
@@sachiniramasinghe9678 Hello hello, my favourite friend girl!!! So glad to know you haven't forgotten about me yet, it's awesome!!! Hmm.. I'm slightly shocked to know a New Year is coming so late to your country! Sorry but what did you mean exactly? When I was at Sepang at the end of March (Malaysia), I was sure precisely a New Year always comes to this country at January, 1st like everywhere though. Maybe, you meant it's your specific national holiday you all call the New Year?! It's so intriguing to know this! Let on this small secret to me, please!
I enjoyed watching your video and i've been somehow doing ALL OF the things (tips) you suggested before and will continue to. Now i feel good because i know that i've been doing this the right way and I'm proud of myself as well. I just love your teaching style and especially your Aussie accent! I wish you all the best, Emma!
Hello Emma, I am from India, Basically Iam from small village, and I haven't studied English as a first language, now I learnt and understand native speakers English also. Your pronunciation is so clear. anyone can understand your explanation. I like all your videos. Thank you so much.
Hi - a new experiment: I've read the transcript of "Better Ways To Say Very" several times, then let the video play WITHOUT sound, but subtitles. My job: reading along plus imitating body language, ... very challenging, ... but a lot of fun.
Did u know Emma,I have been watching you here at youtube for a week now.and yesterday I learned a lot on how can I expand more of my vocabulary of adjectives, instead of using VERY to describe something, to avoid repetition and boring words such as very bad,good,small,also I have been learning the use of past continous and past perfect continous that it's making me confuse and dizzy. But I love the imitation lesson more than any of the lesson i had watched.
I am a Sinhalese from Sri Lanka. Sinhala is our native language. I am really interested in the way you present a lesson. I really follow your learning techniques. Thank you.
I love Your cannel, Emma. Thank your lessons I`ve improved my pronounciation skills and knowledges. However I can`t understand and remember information in english as fluenty as in my native language. How can we improve our studying skils? I think it could be interested for many students. Thank you for your lessons and your charm. Keep it ip!
Good news teacher Emma today I watched this lesson in about 1.5 times speed without subtitles and I really each and every single word you said.. I feel so happy ❤️❤️
That's a great article! The lyrics of songs in English give me the opportunity to look for words. So I begin to activate my passive vocabulary. The first song will be "Dancing in the Dark".
Excellent tips Emma ! Ireally liked them. I'm going to activate them,because in this country nobody speaks English,so it's hard to keep on mind everything.Thanks a lot !!! I'm Rodolfo from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
My present-day own bubble: 1. Grammar 2. I am always mentally forming increasingly complex sentences and I go on to pronounce them in a low voice. At this moment I am already able to form: if clause, simple verb patterns, causative verbs, passive voice, etc. 3. Reading 4. Writing 5. Dictation 6. Listening: simple songs, coaches on youtube etc. P.P.: I haven't still practiced with English native speakers but I am looking forward to doing. Trick: When I am already saturated with English then it is time to slow down for a while and when I come back with more energy my English is even stronger and more settled.
Thank a bunch for this lesson. I am struggling learn english. Even if I am living in London I find difficulties in speaking . I dont have a friend to practice with . If anybody is experiencing the same would be my pleasure to get practice together
I couldn’t decline myself to order Japanese food today so I’ve done it😆 Emma is it correct sentence using “decline”? Or a horrible mess? Thank you from my heart for all things what you are doing for us. To be honest for 100% I couldn’t find a channel similar to yours with your unordinary explanation of everything (tips, grammar, what’s difference between this and that and etc).
Hello mmmemma I’m an english teacher but I’m not a native english speaker. I love the way you talk , I like your accent and I have a new challenge and that’s to hear at least one of your videos a day. I want to improve my fluency and pronunciación. I need to train my ear with my mouth and my tongue. Thanks for your valuable help.
I always follow you teacher because your lessons are so useful and help me . And eventhough sometimes I can't absorb your words entirely but I try My best ...you are so great👍👍
YO! Greetings from Mexico City. I just wanted to say that, for five months (approximately) I have followed this channel, absolute congratulations for the work carried out, I have visited in recent years more frequently the beaches of my country: Oaxaca, Cancun, etc., from where many people (tourists) speak English, thanks to the lessons of the channel I have improved my English, especially the pronunciation, which has allowed me to interact in a closer and enjoyable way with people from other countries and know them better. In my case it has worked for me for example to search for song lyrics and start singing, (although it sounds horrible ha!) Thank you for these lessons Emma and my best wishes and vibes for you and your close beings. 😎🤘
Incredible to hear Alberto, well done on your progress! 😍 Lyrics and singing are great ways to help your English! Thank you so much for sharing what works for you!
The strategies you mentioned in this lesson is quite helpful for me and from now on I have taken the commitment of learning a little vocabulary every day! Thank You my beloved dear Emma💖💖💖💖💖!
I've always liked to become an English teacher but I've never had a chance, there were always other priorities till now. I decided to start studying 😊✌
One thing I do to create my own English bubble is forcing myself and my brother (with whom I live) to speak the language at home as much as we can. We don't live in an English-speaking country, but we are enthusiastic about learning the language. So, I recommend it, but you have to consider that you could make mistakes, so you need to check some things regularly. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you, I loved this video. You inspired me to learning more and write sentences. I have been watching your channel since three months ago and it has helped me to improve my English.
Thank you for your tip! I didn't know that online dictionaries were so organized. They seem like very useful to make my English bubble. I'll definitely use them!
Thanks for your great advice. I saw all your videos and I think is splendid the way that you explain this language. For me, it´s a challenge. I´m a Chilean native speaker and each video help me build impeccable pronunciation.
Thank you very much for your hint! I just warched "Learn To Think in English". Great! A step up would be to try to think with your voice, intonation, etc., right? Greetings from Switzerland.
That fact of checking articles tab is so evident but i have never even thought about it. There's no way i could start doing this without watching this video
Thanks for your sharing about the best way to improve English everyday, I can understand almost what you said but I really haven’t had environment to talk English more , so my pronunciation is not good but I’m going to improve it after watching your video. The way you spoke and expressed is very easy to understand
Your tools to learn vocabulary are amazing, the bubble is fantastic, we can use all your techniques in a bubble, thank You, i learnt new strategies. I AM going to use some of them to learn more and I Will not translate, some times translations don't make sense , thank You for your tips.
Hi Emma, Congrats on this excelent lesson. I find your advises and tips as the must to be done for expanding the vocabulary effectively. Thanks a lot for sharing your ideas.
How Wonderful, wow!!! I LOVED that lesson SO MUCH! It's already on my list of favourites to rewatch again, and again...and again. I'm going to find a way to put it into practise for sure. Full of great pieces of advice, Miss Emma. Thank you so much! 🤗🤗🤗
Your tips are always fascinating. 🤩 I will try it definitely. I always search for alternative words while writting assignments,daily notebooks, even chatting with my teachers. It's useful to learn advanced words .😁I think this technique will help us to learn more words. Good practicing is worth the effort.👍
This is a particularly good video. The use of insert shots really helped illustrate your points. (My friends in video production call them "B roll," I think.) I remembered a few techniques to help language learners: Find children's books in the language you're learning. They're specifically written to use core words without being too complex, and many feature well known, classic stories that will be familiar. You can even start with baby books and, as your reading skill improves, progress through early readers to YA (Young Adult) and so on. The possible downside is that you may not be able to determine the pronunciation of a word that's new to you, but there are websites for that. Maybe read a book or watch a lecture on a subject you know something about, like math or science. Some of the vocabulary might be universal and can help you put new words into context. Ted Talks are generally fairly brief, informative, and feature speakers with good diction, but there are plenty of others available. Listen, watch, or read humor. A lot of English humor relates to the various meanings words can have and jokes or riddles help keep your mind nimble. I was on a tour in China hosted by two English learners and this was a technique they used in their classes. Their favorite riddle was "What are two things which go up but never come down?" Their answer was: your age and smoke. Even though I have native fluency with American English, I'm still learning from your videos. Not only Aussie words, but just how much average people can rely on idioms, which can be confusing because idioms aren't always identical across all versions of English. When I'm writing, I try to present things as clearly as you present your videos, with precise words and few idioms.
Hi Emma, An interesting and informative lesson about how to increase your vocabulary list. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and it is useful to all English learners. Thanks and regards,
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you Emma, Some other tips to learn fast English vocabulary: 1. Lear from real life situations. 2. Focus on useful words. 3. Use flashcards. 4. Use new words in daily conversation. 5. Playing scrabble game. Thanks and regards,
It's a fascinating lesson, Emma👏😁 Thank you so much for your explanation; I need it. I use podcasts regularly. Every day I listen to the news and write down the unfamiliar word-combinations - but it turns out there are too many. Sometimes they get all jumbled up in my head.😁
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I listen to a lot of information from different sources 😁My favorite podcasts are: BBC VOA Splendid Speaking Better at English Great Big Story Asap Science What podcasts do you recommend for me to listen to? (in addition) What's better?
Very great lesson. Now, I have been learning english from your videos. It shall be very useful for me as I m moving to English speaking country soon. Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much ,i watch your videos every day , you are an amazing teacher an a good guide . I want to join at the program to order improve my English.
I couldn't agree with you more, Emma.. Your explanation is indeed clear and easy to understand. However, I sometimes find difficulties in activating my passive vocabulary in a meaningful context..
Thanks for this lesson ,we are from Kerala .We did not know much English. Your channel is very helpful to us to remove our fear when talking to our friends .Thanks a lot🙏
Definitely excellent Emma, I've changed my English - learning method from now because of you. Unfortunately, I know your channel so late. Thank you so much
Hi Emma how you doin' ?. You are right Emma, practice,practice,practice,practice, that's what you need if you wanna master a language, I can say that, as a matter of fact I can confirm it because I lived in the USA for 8 years but I still got a lot to learn about English, that's why I'm brushing up on it (on English) with you. You can learn a lot of preposutions, phrasal verbs, adjectives, adverbs and so on but if you don't practice, all that is just useful, well that's my point of view and opinion.
Thank you so much! 😊👍 I've learned so much in your videos. I recommend reading books in English. In this way you can see how the vocabulary, sentences and even the grammar works.
@@mmmEnglish_Emma The first book I've read was "The fault in our stars" and the second "To all the boys I've loved before." They use a simply and natural vocabulary.☺ Now I'm reading the Hungergames.
Hi, Emma. At 14:31, you used the word "daggy", which is a new word to me. According to the Oxford Dictionary, it means "not fashionable". It's an Australian informal word, so thanks for teaching us a new word.
Mam your way of talking is very pleasant although my english is not too good in english but i understand you very well.... Thank you so much for your guidance it helped me alot
'Use it or lose it strategie' you can use the new words you learn in something you are passionate about such as hobbies, music, soccer, art, etc. This way most of the vocabulary will become active instead of passive.
Hi Emma, how's it going? thank you very much for sharing these incredible and invaluable tips with us. Anyone who is serious about learning English should follow all these tips that your share with us in this lesson and without a doubt we will success. At this time I am appying most of these tips, the only one that I am not doing is the post-its, I swear, I am going to put it into practice. Another thing that I have in mind is, to write a diary, I'm having this idea for weeks, defenitelly is time for me to start with this project. Another tip or advice could be: Enjoy learning English. Find a taste for what you do. If you love what you do, things will be easier and effective. Don't think that learning a language is a race, is a journey. So enjoy the tour. Thank you so much Emma for sharing these invaluable tips with us. You are the best. 😉 Oh, and thanks for the dictionary recommendation. Keep it up!!!
All excellent tips you've shared yourself! It's so important to have a passion and love for learning - otherwise you will easily lose motivation or give up 💗
Hi Emma! I started learning English from scratch when I was 23 years, yet I am an English teacher now. Besides, I have been teaching English for ten yeats. Therefore, everyone can learn a new language whatever their age is. You are one of my favourite teachers on UA-cam. I really admire you and like your enthusiasm and energy in teaching. You are a role model and a great success.
Hi, Emma!
I am student in a university of English language. When starting, I'm know nothing of the English language, but I decided learning, so I meet in UA-cam, that's nice. Today, I think in meeting Australia, who know to study, to working, to live... I'm very very thank you!
Hi, i'm from Côte d'Ivoire in Africa.
Thank you for all. I'm a begineer but thank to you a got 830 / 990 in my last TOEIC english test. I'm always learn english.
🤩 Wow, that's incredible! Congratulations 👏👏👏
Great teacher with perfect explanation, and with so kind-relaxing tone. Thanks Emma for all your effort you put in to create those videos.
Hello Mrs. Emma. I'm a middle schooler and in my country everything is canceled due to lockdown. My English wasn't that good until I found you and Lucy channels and both of you two are really elegant and outstanding teacher. The tip that I usually do is when I watch my favourite youtuber videos, I turn subtitles and then I try to say like them.Thank you mmmEmma. Stay safe.
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I just downloaded the app Grammarly and it's such a lifesaver, especially when writing to native speakers. I'm so amazed and now I'm looking forward to meeting new people online. Thank you so much for this excellent recommendation!
Grammarly is one of my favourite apps too! 💗
Is it free??
@@rufaydahassan7099 there's a free version yeah but if you wanna have access to all features you have to pay. The free version is still worth it though
Thanks a lot for your advice, Emma, this is great. I found a method to improve my vocabulary: if I can't remember a new word, I use one or two words I'm familiar with to give me a clue, whenever it's possible. For instance, if I can't remember the word "cabbage" I'll think about a taxi or a "cab"; if I can't recall the word "hearse" I'll think about a theater or an orchestra that I'll link to the word "rehearse" or "rehearsal"; for the word "spaniel", I'll think about "Spain" and the first name "Daniel"; etc.
Well, hey there, dear Emma!
I'm very excited to say process of learning new English words 'n' phrases isn't always so fast as it can seem at the first sight at all! I know one absolutely effective way of learning, internalizing and surely, keeping them in my mind forever. I just wouldn't like to reveal this secret but I'm convinced a lot of students are aware of this one actually.
As always, a huge gratitude for the new lesson, my lovely coach! God blesses you, I'm sure!
I'll see you in there! Bye for now!
Hello Friend! It’s our New Year today!
@@sachiniramasinghe9678
Hello hello, my favourite friend girl!!! So glad to know you haven't forgotten about me yet, it's awesome!!!
Hmm.. I'm slightly shocked to know a New Year is coming so late to your country! Sorry but what did you mean exactly?
When I was at Sepang at the end of March (Malaysia), I was sure precisely a New Year always comes to this country at January, 1st like everywhere though.
Maybe, you meant it's your specific national holiday you all call the New Year?! It's so intriguing to know this! Let on this small secret to me, please!
I enjoyed watching your video and i've been somehow doing ALL OF the things (tips) you suggested before and will continue to. Now i feel good because i know that i've been doing this the right way and I'm proud of myself as well. I just love your teaching style and especially your Aussie accent! I wish you all the best, Emma!
Hello Emma,
I am from India, Basically Iam from small village, and I haven't studied English as a first language, now I learnt and understand native speakers English also.
Your pronunciation is so clear. anyone can understand your explanation. I like all your videos.
Thank you so much.
You are welcome, this is great to hear!
Hi - a new experiment: I've read the transcript of "Better Ways To Say Very" several times, then let the video play WITHOUT sound, but subtitles. My job: reading along plus imitating body language, ... very challenging, ... but a lot of fun.
Did u know Emma,I have been watching you here at youtube for a week now.and yesterday I learned a lot on how can I expand more of my vocabulary of adjectives, instead of using VERY to describe something, to avoid repetition and boring words such as very bad,good,small,also I have been learning the use of past continous and past perfect continous that it's making me confuse and dizzy. But I love the imitation lesson more than any of the lesson i had watched.
I am a Sinhalese from Sri Lanka. Sinhala is our native language. I am really interested in the way you present a lesson. I really follow your learning techniques. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this fantastic lesson Emma:) This is going to help me a lot! You rock my lovely English teacher:)
Aww I'm so glad to hear that!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma hello emma. I like this accent which you speak
Hi Emma your Every single lesson is out of this world. Thank you so much for your time. GOD Bless You.
🙏
@@mmmEnglish_Emma you are very welcome..
from now on I have taken the commitment of learning a little vocabulary every day! Thank for my beloved dear Emma! ❤❤❤
Wonderful!
I love Your cannel, Emma. Thank your lessons I`ve improved my pronounciation skills and knowledges. However I can`t understand and remember information in english as fluenty as in my native language. How can we improve our studying skils? I think it could be interested for many students. Thank you for your lessons and your charm. Keep it ip!
Good news teacher Emma today I watched this lesson in about 1.5 times speed without subtitles and I really each and every single word you said.. I feel so happy ❤️❤️
Fantastic! Sounds like you've got great listening skills Tashiyana 💞
Great teacher with perfect explanation, and with so kind-relaxing tone... thanks Emma for all your effort you put in to create those videos...
💞
I have been waiting for such a video for a long time. Thanks Emma.
You are welcome ismayil!
That's a great article! The lyrics of songs in English give me the opportunity to look for words. So I begin to activate my passive vocabulary. The first song will be "Dancing in the Dark".
Excellent tips Emma ! Ireally liked them. I'm going to activate them,because in this country nobody speaks English,so it's hard to keep on mind everything.Thanks a lot !!! I'm Rodolfo from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
You could try to find an online English speaking community, that will help you practise your English! 😊
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Beautiful !!!
My present-day own bubble:
1. Grammar
2. I am always mentally forming increasingly complex sentences and I go on to pronounce them in a low voice. At this moment I am already able to form: if clause, simple verb patterns, causative verbs, passive voice, etc.
3. Reading
4. Writing
5. Dictation
6. Listening: simple songs, coaches on youtube
etc.
P.P.: I haven't still practiced with English native speakers but I am looking forward to doing.
Trick: When I am already saturated with English then it is time to slow down for a while and when I come back with more energy my English is even stronger and more settled.
Thank a bunch for this lesson. I am struggling learn english. Even if I am living in London I find difficulties in speaking . I dont have a friend to practice with . If anybody is experiencing the same would be my pleasure to get practice together
I couldn’t decline myself to order Japanese food today so I’ve done it😆 Emma is it correct sentence using “decline”? Or a horrible mess? Thank you from my heart for all things what you are doing for us. To be honest for 100% I couldn’t find a channel similar to yours with your unordinary explanation of everything (tips, grammar, what’s difference between this and that and etc).
Hi, you are one of the best teacher in media. I appreciate your work.
Everyone is lucky to have teachers like you.
I am fan and of course student too.
I am Egyptian and I have excellent English honestly all because of your videos. Your videos are outstanding!❤❤❤
Thank you Norseen 😘
Hello mmmemma I’m an english teacher but I’m not a native english speaker. I love the way you talk , I like your accent and I have a new challenge and that’s to hear at least one of your videos a day. I want to improve my fluency and pronunciación. I need to train my ear with my mouth and my tongue. Thanks for your valuable help.
I always follow you teacher because your lessons are so useful and help me . And eventhough sometimes I can't absorb your words entirely but I try My best ...you are so great👍👍
YO! Greetings from Mexico City. I just wanted to say that, for five months (approximately) I have followed this channel, absolute congratulations for the work carried out, I have visited in recent years more frequently the beaches of my country: Oaxaca, Cancun, etc., from where many people (tourists) speak English, thanks to the lessons of the channel I have improved my English, especially the pronunciation, which has allowed me to interact in a closer and enjoyable way with people from other countries and know them better. In my case it has worked for me for example to search for song lyrics and start singing, (although it sounds horrible ha!) Thank you for these lessons Emma and my best wishes and vibes for you and your close beings. 😎🤘
Incredible to hear Alberto, well done on your progress! 😍
Lyrics and singing are great ways to help your English! Thank you so much for sharing what works for you!
The strategies you mentioned in this lesson is quite helpful for me and
from now on I have taken the commitment of learning a little vocabulary every day! Thank You
my beloved dear Emma💖💖💖💖💖!
You can do it Aditi 💗
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thanks Emma for the encouragement!
Wow .. i didn't pay attention to reactivate my psssive vocabulary before .. thanks Emma! 👍
I've always liked to become an English teacher but I've never had a chance, there were always other priorities till now.
I decided to start studying 😊✌
You can do it Shadi! 💗
One thing I do to create my own English bubble is forcing myself and my brother (with whom I live) to speak the language at home as much as we can. We don't live in an English-speaking country, but we are enthusiastic about learning the language. So, I recommend it, but you have to consider that you could make mistakes, so you need to check some things regularly. Thanks for the tips!
Always excellent ideas to follow. Interpretation with perfect examples helps me to keep in mind.
I'm so glad you found it useful!
Thank you, I loved this video. You inspired me to learning more and write sentences. I have been watching your channel since three months ago and it has helped me to improve my English.
ive learned 50 new vocabulary words from reading this book IN the last 2 days, I remember maybe 2 of them. I will use these tips
Many thanks for sharing this lesson! Have a nice day
It's a pleasure. You too!
I am really fond off your video lessons, thats why you can understand us obviously way
God blesses you! Thank you very much Emma 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💖
Thank you for your tip! I didn't know that online dictionaries were so organized. They seem like very useful to make my English bubble. I'll definitely use them!
👌
Thank you Emma for all the tips ! You are the best best teacher that I have ever had. I can feel that you are doing with your heart,I appreciate it !
You are so sweet, Christine! Thank you kindly!
Hello Emma... Amazing video ...this Is a perfect video for me, I see all your videos and forget them as soon as the video gets over
Thank you so much for making this video. It will help me to improve my English. Im 23 year old and I live in India. Greeting from India Emma❤️🎉💯
Never decline learning English. Greetings from North Carolina.
Hello QA from North Carolina :)
Emma, the way you speak is UNDERSTOOD for everyone! It's phenomenal! Thank you !!! :)
Thank You! :))) Regards. :)
Thanks for your great advice. I saw all your videos and I think is splendid the way that you explain this language. For me, it´s a challenge. I´m a Chilean native speaker and each video help me build impeccable pronunciation.
Thank you very much for your hint! I just warched "Learn To Think in English". Great! A step up would be to try to think with your voice, intonation, etc., right? Greetings from Switzerland.
I am really grateful for unbelievably useful methods.Thank you sooooo much.
Thank so mucho!! And all your Team. For helping us to improve our English
My absolute pleasure! Thank you for your support 💞
Best teacher ever ❤️
That's right.
Thank you so much, Emma for bringing English to more people, more communities and our Real life.
That fact of checking articles tab is so evident but i have never even thought about it. There's no way i could start doing this without watching this video
Thanks for your sharing about the best way to improve English everyday, I can understand almost what you said but I really haven’t had environment to talk English more , so my pronunciation is not good but I’m going to improve it after watching your video. The way you spoke and expressed is very easy to understand
Thanks,dear teacher, for your very useful tips. I really like you and your way of teaching English
Thank you Giacomo! 💖
@@mmmEnglish_Emma You are welcome dear Teacher
@@mmmEnglish_Emma You're welcome dear teacher !
Hi Emma your are a fantastic teacher, Your way of explanation is great, I have learnt lot things by your classes, Thanks a lot.
Your tools to learn vocabulary are amazing, the bubble is fantastic, we can use all your techniques in a bubble, thank You, i learnt new strategies. I AM going to use some of them to learn more and I Will not translate, some times translations don't make sense , thank You for your tips.
Hi Emma,
Congrats on this excelent lesson. I find your advises and tips as the must to be done for expanding the vocabulary effectively. Thanks a lot for sharing your ideas.
How Wonderful, wow!!!
I LOVED that lesson SO MUCH! It's already on my list of favourites to rewatch again, and again...and again. I'm going to find a way to put it into practise for sure.
Full of great pieces of advice, Miss Emma. Thank you so much! 🤗🤗🤗
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your tips are always fascinating. 🤩 I will try it definitely.
I always search for alternative words while writting assignments,daily notebooks, even chatting with my teachers. It's useful to learn advanced words .😁I think this technique will help us to learn more words.
Good practicing is worth the effort.👍
Yes! Looking up synonyms is a great way to expand your vocabulary 💞
Hi Emma, I keep on watching your videos as part of my IELTS preparation. I want to expand my vocabulary. Love from PH 🇵🇭.
Best of luck with IELTS, Kevin! 💗
This is a particularly good video. The use of insert shots really helped illustrate your points. (My friends in video production call them "B roll," I think.)
I remembered a few techniques to help language learners:
Find children's books in the language you're learning. They're specifically written to use core words without being too complex, and many feature well known, classic stories that will be familiar. You can even start with baby books and, as your reading skill improves, progress through early readers to YA (Young Adult) and so on. The possible downside is that you may not be able to determine the pronunciation of a word that's new to you, but there are websites for that.
Maybe read a book or watch a lecture on a subject you know something about, like math or science. Some of the vocabulary might be universal and can help you put new words into context. Ted Talks are generally fairly brief, informative, and feature speakers with good diction, but there are plenty of others available.
Listen, watch, or read humor. A lot of English humor relates to the various meanings words can have and jokes or riddles help keep your mind nimble. I was on a tour in China hosted by two English learners and this was a technique they used in their classes. Their favorite riddle was "What are two things which go up but never come down?" Their answer was: your age and smoke.
Even though I have native fluency with American English, I'm still learning from your videos. Not only Aussie words, but just how much average people can rely on idioms, which can be confusing because idioms aren't always identical across all versions of English. When I'm writing, I try to present things as clearly as you present your videos, with precise words and few idioms.
Hi Emma,
An interesting and informative lesson about how to increase your vocabulary list. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and it is useful to all English learners.
Thanks and regards,
You're so welcome, Manish!
If you have any other tips to learn English vocabulary, please share!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you Emma,
Some other tips to learn fast English vocabulary:
1. Lear from real life situations.
2. Focus on useful words.
3. Use flashcards.
4. Use new words in daily conversation.
5. Playing scrabble game.
Thanks and regards,
I absolutely love your tips! I think they are really useful!!! Thanks a million for your knowledge and advice!!!
Glad you like them!
Thank you Emma for sharing the tips with us
You are so welcome!
One of the greatest teachers I have ever seen in my whole life , keep the spirit up 💪💕
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It's a fascinating lesson, Emma👏😁 Thank you so much for your explanation; I need it. I use podcasts regularly. Every day I listen to the news and write down the unfamiliar word-combinations - but it turns out there are too many. Sometimes they get all jumbled up in my head.😁
Excellent tips Elena! What podcasts do you like to listen to? 😊
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I listen to a lot of information from different sources 😁My favorite podcasts are:
BBC
VOA
Splendid Speaking
Better at English
Great Big Story
Asap Science
What podcasts do you recommend for me to listen to? (in addition) What's better?
The best teacher in my life. Thank you dear Emma 💖
Wow, thank you! 😍
Very great lesson. Now, I have been learning english from your videos. It shall be very useful for me as I m moving to English speaking country soon. Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much ,i watch your videos every day , you are an amazing teacher an a good guide .
I want to join at the program to order improve my English.
I always enjoy your useful lessons
Thanks so much Emma
Your welcome Jalil!
I couldn't agree with you more, Emma.. Your explanation is indeed clear and easy to understand. However, I sometimes find difficulties in activating my passive vocabulary in a meaningful context..
Thanks for this lesson ,we are from Kerala .We did not know much English. Your channel is very helpful to us to remove our fear when talking to our friends .Thanks a lot🙏
Wow!! Emma this is an amazing lesson . Your videos are really helpful 😁
Definitely excellent Emma, I've changed my English - learning method from now because of you. Unfortunately, I know your channel so late. Thank you so much
Thank you for the tips Ms. Emma. I love your channel. Excellent!
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Thx for this lesson , I m from morocco 🇲🇦, I understand all what u say but I speak English a little bit
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Congrats Emma!!! This lesson is very useful. I like and enjoy too much the way you teach english!!!
Hi Emma how you doin' ?.
You are right Emma, practice,practice,practice,practice, that's what you need if you wanna master a language, I can say that, as a matter of fact I can confirm it because I lived in the USA for 8 years but I still got a lot to learn about English, that's why I'm brushing up on it (on English) with you. You can learn a lot of preposutions, phrasal verbs, adjectives, adverbs and so on but if you don't practice, all that is just useful, well that's my point of view and opinion.
Thank you for all that you bring us. Definitely the best teacher.
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Thank you so much! 😊👍
I've learned so much in your videos. I recommend reading books in English. In this way you can see how the vocabulary, sentences and even the grammar works.
Definitely, Anna! What are some of your recommended books to read? 😍
@@mmmEnglish_Emma The first book I've read was "The fault in our stars" and the second "To all the boys I've loved before." They use a simply and natural vocabulary.☺ Now I'm reading the Hungergames.
this is so amazing recommendations, all i need is to fulfill these steps. i thank you somuch for your efforts and your motivations
Thank you Emma ma'am for making useful video :) :)
Hi, Emma. At 14:31, you used the word "daggy", which is a new word to me. According to the Oxford Dictionary, it means "not fashionable". It's an Australian informal word, so thanks for teaching us a new word.
Hi Emma I really love your lessons. I came to Melbourne four years ago and I need to join conversation group to improve my English language.
Super worthy
My bf and I are very grateful for all of your tips. They helped us a lot. Thank u
Superb knowledgable tips.
Great to hear Padmabati :)
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I'm here, I'm here! 😃
Mam your way of talking is very pleasant although my english is not too good in english but i understand you very well....
Thank you so much for your guidance it helped me alot
Hi Emma, I just want to thank you.
you helped me so much improving my English in the last two years . 💟
I'm so glad!
Awesome and reasonable.
First like before watching, keep going our instructor Mrs. Emma
@@kavyashah656 i have edited it, thanks Kavya, and have a nice day :)
*Mrs.* is used only for married women. For unmarried women (like me), *miss* is used.
@@mmmEnglish_Emma thanks for your useful information always miss Emaa, and have a great day :)
'Use it or lose it strategie' you can use the new words you learn in something you are passionate about such as hobbies, music, soccer, art, etc. This way most of the vocabulary will become active instead of passive.
That's the only right way to do it
I love your explanations, they are accurate, thank You. Give us more strategies to use. Thanks.
Love your voice, your tone, your intonation and especially the speed of your speaking
Hi Emma, thank you for the advices.
You're so welcome! 💞
If you have any other *pieces of advice* please share!
Hi Emma, how's it going?
thank you very much for sharing these incredible and invaluable tips with us. Anyone who is serious about learning English should follow all these tips that your share with us in this lesson and without a doubt we will success.
At this time I am appying most of these tips, the only one that I am not doing is the post-its, I swear, I am going to put it into practice.
Another thing that I have in mind is, to write a diary, I'm having this idea for weeks, defenitelly is time for me to start with this project.
Another tip or advice could be:
Enjoy learning English. Find a taste for what you do.
If you love what you do, things will be easier and effective.
Don't think that learning a language is a race, is a journey. So enjoy the tour.
Thank you so much Emma for sharing these invaluable tips with us. You are the best. 😉
Oh, and thanks for the dictionary recommendation.
Keep it up!!!
All excellent tips you've shared yourself! It's so important to have a passion and love for learning - otherwise you will easily lose motivation or give up 💗
Thx for all the lessons you publish for us , I understand all the things 💜💜💜