Go Natural English Podcast | How To Speak Fluent English

Why do you study what you study? Why do you study English? How do you choose the things that you want to learn? Is it based on what you like? Importance? Or difficulty? How do you study? What are your methods?   It is important not to waste time on the things that we don’t need to study and focus more on the useful ones. Time is important especially when learning a language like English. You need exert much time on practicing or applying what you learn. It is one of the most effective ways to be fluent.   We all know that the most confusing part of the English language is grammar. In this podcast episode, Gabby talks about the two verb tenses in English language that you need to stop studying.   Here are the above-mentioned tenses:   Past Perfect Continuous - He had been studying. Future Perfect Continuous - He will have been studying.   Many English learners are confused on how to use these verb tenses. It is not easy to find a good example to be able to understand them easily. The reason is that they are

Start your day with these five simple, fun suggestions. These small additions to your a.m. routine will improve your fluency in English. By doing these things in the morning, you will see real progress before other things (and people!) distract you later in your day. Let’s walk through your current morning routine and see where you can add English. These five suggestions are easy to integrate into your existing morning routine. Make these activities part of your regular routine and you will still be on time for work!   These 5 things will become habits for strong, confident English. Like brushing your teeth, they should become a non-negotiable part of your day.   Start with one or two suggestions and work your way up to doing all five suggestions. Make them part of your morning routine. You will see a huge improvement in your English language skills!   Upon Waking As soon as you wake up, read these phrases aloud to train your brain for learning with a positive mindset. It is important to begin with the righ

In this tip, Gabby answered the  great question, “how long will it take me to be fluent in English?”. As we all know, learning a language is not an easy thing. We need to invest time, effort and sometimes even money.   With this kind of skill that you want to acquire, time is very essential. One must allot plenty of his time to practice and put learning into application.   There are two answers mentioned in this episode, a simple one and a not so simple one. The simple is, a thousand  of hours is needed to become fluent in a language and the not so simple answer is discussed with the following questions:   What is fluency to you? Why are you learning English? What is your current ability? What is your study schedule? Have you studied other languages? What is your native language? What is your current mind set?   Do not concentrate on how long will it take you to become fluent in a language, but focus on your goals that you can fulfill with the help of the English language.   Make English a part of your

In this episode, join Gabby for a special presentation on how to speak English fluently. Inside, you'll find out: Updates with Go Natural English 3 things you think you need, but they may be hurting your English progress! How to be an independent learner The Go Natural English simple 7 steps for fluency How to believe in yourself and your ability I hope you'll join the special presentation. Click here to watch on YouTube   Photo Credit: Howard Lake The post How to Speak English Fluently – Go Natural English Presentation appeared first on Go Natural English.