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Learn English with Podcast | Slow English Speaking Practice to Remember More | For Beginner Learners
Learn English with Podcast | Slow English Speaking Practice to Remember More | For Beginner Learners
English Unleashed: The Podcast
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Hello and welcome back to English Unleashed,
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the podcast that helps you learn English in a simple, calm, and easy way.
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I'm Tom.
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Today's episode is very important.
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We are talking about how to remember English better and forget less.
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And I do not mean only remembering words.
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No.
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English is not just words.
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English is also grammar.
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English is pronunciation.
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English is sentence patterns.
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English is listening.
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English is speaking.
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English is the way words come together.
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Sometimes you remember a word,
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but you forget how to use it in a sentence.
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Sometimes you understand grammar in a lesson, but when you speak,
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you forget the grammar.
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Sometimes you know the correct pronunciation, but your mouth cannot say it easily.
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Sometimes you listen to English and understand it,
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but later you cannot use the same sentence yourself.
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So, today I will give you seven fresh tips to help you remember English
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as a complete skill.
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Before we start, remember this.
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You can download the podcast script
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and the worksheet for this episode at www.englishfrenzy.com.
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The worksheet will help you practice the ideas in this episode.
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You will listen first, then read the script, and then do the exercises.
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Let's begin.
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Tip number one.
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Remember sentences, not lonely words.
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The first tip is this.
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Remember sentences, not lonely words.
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A lonely word is a word without a sentence.
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For example, you learn the word busy.
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That is useful.
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But if you only remember the word busy,
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you may still feel stuck when you speak.
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You may think, "How do I use it?"
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So, instead of remembering only the word, remember a full sentence.
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For example, I'm too busy today.
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Are you busy right now?
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She is busy with work.
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Now you're not only learning vocabulary.
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You are also learning grammar.
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You are learning the verb be.
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I am busy.
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You are busy.
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She is busy.
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You are also learning sentence rhythm.
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I'm busy today.
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Or, I'm too busy today.
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That sounds natural.
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That is much better than only saying busy means not free.
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You are also learning about the prepositions.
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To be busy with work.
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Of course, meaning is important, but meaning alone is not enough.
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You need the word inside a sentence.
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Let's take another example.
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The word is forget, and that is an easy word.
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You may already know it.
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You should not only write forget.
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Learn simple sentences.
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I always forget names.
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I forgot my phone.
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Don't forget your keys.
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Now, again, you are learning vocabulary, grammar, and real use.
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You see present simple.
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I always forget.
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You see past simple.
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I forgot.
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You see an instruction.
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Don't forget.
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And that is very important.
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One word gives you three grammar patterns.
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So, when you learn something new, always ask,
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"What is one simple sentence with this?
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What is one question with this?
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What is one past sentence with this?"
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For example, the word practice.
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I practice English every day.
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Do you practice English every day?
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I practiced English yesterday.
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This easy method helps your brain remember English as a living system,
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not as a list of words.
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Remember, English is not a dictionary in your head.
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English is sentences in your mouth.
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So, tip number one is very simple.
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Do not collect lonely words.
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Collect useful sentences.
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Tip number two.
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Attach grammar to a real moment.
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What does that mean?
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Well, many learners forget grammar because grammar feels like rules on a page.
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For example, present perfect, past simple, future with going to.
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Comparatives, prepositions.
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These can feel dry, boring, and confusing.
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But, grammar becomes easier when you connect it to a real moment.
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When you attach it to a real moment.
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Let's take the present perfect tense.
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Many learners study this sentence.
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I have finished my homework.
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Okay.
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But, why do we use it?
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When do we use it?
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Imagine this moment.
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Your friend asks, "Can you come out now?"
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You say, "Yes, I have finished my homework."
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Now, the grammar has a real reason.
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You've finished something, and now you are free.
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That is the feeling of the sentence.
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Let's take another grammar point.
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Going to for future plans.
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Do not only remember the rule.
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The rule is subject plus be plus going to plus verb.
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That is dry, boring, and sometimes confusing.
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Instead, connect it to your real day.
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Say, "I'm going to make coffee."
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"I'm going to check my messages."
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"I'm going to study English tonight."
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Now, grammar is connected to your life.
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That makes it easier to remember.
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Let's take comparatives again.
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Another difficult word.
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Instead of only saying big, bigger, easy, easier.
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These are comparatives.
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We are comparing two things.
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Good, better, bad, worse.
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Instead of these, use real comparisons.
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This lesson is easier than yesterday's lesson.
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My phone is newer than my old phone.
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Tea is better than coffee for me.
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Maybe coffee is better for you.
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That is okay.
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The point is to make the grammar personal.
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Grammar loves context.
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Context means the situation around the sentence.
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When grammar has no context, it is easy to forget.
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When grammar has a real moment, it stays longer.
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So, when you study grammar, never stop at the rule.
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Add a real moment.
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Ask, "When would I say this?
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Who would I say it to?
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What is happening?"
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For example, imagine the grammar point is should.
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Do not only remember should is used when we want to give advice.
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Make real sentences.
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I should drink more water.
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I should go to bed earlier.
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You should take a short break.
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Now, the grammar is alive.
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You can remember it because it belongs to your life.
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Okay, tip number three.
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Train your mouth, not only your mind.
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This tip is about pronunciation.
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Many learners understand English in your mind.
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They know a lot of words.
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They know the grammar.
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But when they speak, the sentence feels difficult.
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Why?
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Because the mouth has not practiced it enough.
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Your brain may know the sentence, but your mouth also needs memory.
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This is called mouth memory.
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For example, the sentence "What do you want to do?"
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Maybe you understand every word, but speaking it naturally can feel difficult.
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Native speakers often say it quickly.
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"What do you want to do?"
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What do you want to do?
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For beginner learners, you do not need to speak very fast.
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But you need to practice the movement.
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Say it slowly first.
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What do you want to do?
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Okay?
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Then a little faster.
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What do you want to do?
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And then, gradually, once you have mastered it slowly, you can say it faster.
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What do you want to do?
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What do you want to do?
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What do you want to do?
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What do you want to do?
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Okay?
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So, it takes time and you need to be patient with your practice.
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This helps your mouth remember the shape of the sentence.
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Let's try another sentence.
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I don't know what to say.
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This sentence is useful, but it can feel long.
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I don't know what to say.
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I don't know what to say.
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Break it into pieces.
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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What to say.
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What to say.
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Now, connect it.
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I don't know what to say.
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I don't know what to say.
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I don't know what to say.
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Good.
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So, pronunciation is not only about single words.
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It is also about sentence music.
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English has stress.
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Stress means some words sound stronger.
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For example, in the sentence, I don't know what to say.
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The strong words are don't, know, and say.
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So, you can practice it like this.
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I don't know what to say.
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I don't know what to say.
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Not every word has the same power.
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This helps your speaking sound more natural.
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It also helps you remember the sentence.
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Why?
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Because written helps memory.
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Music helps memory.
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The sound of the sentence helps memory.
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So, when you learn a useful sentence, do not only read it silently.
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Say it.
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Feel it.
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Repeat it.
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Repeat it with rhythm.
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Let your mouth learn it.
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Your English memory is not only in your head.
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It is also in your mouth, your ears, and your body.
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Okay.
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Tip number four, use grammar switching.
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This is a very useful technique.
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You take one simple sentence and change it into different grammar forms.
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This helps you remember grammar because you see how English changes.
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Let's start with a simple sentence.
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I study English.
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Now, switch it.
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I studied English yesterday.
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I'm going to study English tonight.
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I don't study English at night.
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Do you study English every day?
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I can study English for 10 minutes.
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I should study English more often.
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This is powerful because you're not learning grammar separately.
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You are training grammar like a pattern.
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You see how one idea changes.
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This helps you speak faster.
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You do not need to create a completely new sentence every time.
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You can use one base sentence and change it.
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Let's try another example.
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She watches videos.
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She watched a video yesterday.
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She's going to watch a video tonight.
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She doesn't watch videos in the morning.
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Does she watch English videos?
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She wants to watch a short video.
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This technique helps with verbs, questions, negatives, and tenses.
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Many learners forget grammar because they study one form at a time.
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Today they study present simple.
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Tomorrow they study past simple.
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Next week they study future.
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But in real speaking, grammar is mixed.
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You need to move between forms.
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So practice switching.
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Take one sentence and change it.
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You can do this with very easy sentences.
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For example, I like tea.
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I liked tea when I was a child.
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I don't like strong Do you like tea?
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I would like some tea.
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This is simple, but it is excellent practice.
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Grammar switching helps your brain become flexible.
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Flexible means you can change easily.
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And that is what you need in speaking.
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You need flexible English, not perfect English.
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Flexible English.
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Okay, tip number five.
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Connect listening and speaking together.
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Many learners practice listening and speaking separately.
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They listen to a podcast.
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Then, later, they try to speak.
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But if you want to remember English better, connect them.
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Here is a simple method.
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Listen to one short sentence.
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Pause.
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Say the same idea in your own way.
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Not exactly the same sentence, your own simple version.
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For example, you hear I usually grab a quick breakfast before work.
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Maybe this sentence is a little difficult.
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You can say your own easier version.
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I eat a quick breakfast before work.
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Good.
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You have understood the sentence.
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You have used the idea, and you have made it your own.
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This helps memory a lot.
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Let's try another example.
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You hear the sentence, "I'm trying to spend less time on my phone."
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Your simple version is, "I want to use my phone less."
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You do not need to copy everything.
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You need to understand and rebuild.
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Rebuild means make again.
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This method helps with vocabulary, grammar, and speaking.
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You hear natural English.
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Then, you create simple English.
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This is very useful for beginner learners.
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Sometimes, learners think, "I must repeat exactly."
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Exact repetition is good, but it is not always necessary.
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Sometimes, it is better to say the same thing in easier words.
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This builds active memory.
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Active memory means you can use English, not only understand it.
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Listening is input.
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Speaking is output.
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When input and output work together, memory becomes stronger.
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So, next time you listen to English, do this.
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Listen to one sentence.
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Pause.
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Ask, "What does it mean?"
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And then, say it in your own easy English.
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For example, the original sentence is, "I'm exhausted."
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Your sentence could be, "I'm very tired."
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The original sentence is, "That sounds interesting."
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Your sentence could be, "I think that is interesting."
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The original sentence is, "I need to think about it."
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Your sentence could be, "I need time to decide."
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This is not only listening practice.
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This is memory practice, speaking practice, vocabulary practice, and grammar practice.
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All together.
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Okay, now we move on to tip number six.
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Make a mistake map.
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This is different from a normal notebook.
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Many learners write new things in a notebook.
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But they do not write their mistakes clearly.
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A mistake map helps you remember the English you often forget, not all English.
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Your English.
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Your personal problems.
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For example, maybe you often forget S in present simple.
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You say, "She like coffee."
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But the correct sentence is, "She likes coffee."
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Write this in your mistake map.
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Then write one more example.
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"He works at home."
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"My sister studies English."
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Now you are fixing your grammar.
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Maybe your problem is um pronunciation.
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For example, you pronounce three like tree or shree.
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Write it in your mistake map. three tree
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Then practice. three things three books three days Your mistake map should have three
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parts. grammar mistakes pronunciation mistakes vocabulary
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or phrase mistakes This is very useful
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because it shows you what you personally forget,
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not what everybody forgets, what you forget.
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That makes your practice smarter.
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Do not feel bad when you find a mistake.
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A mistake is not an enemy.
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It is a teacher.
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It is your friend.
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It says, "Look here.
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That part needs practice."
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So, keep a small mistake map.
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Review it for 5 minutes every day.
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Fix one mistake at a time, and you will feel real progress.
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Okay.
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Tip number seven.
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Use the 24 48 seven review method.
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What does that mean?
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This sounds serious, but it is very simple.
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When you learn something useful, review it after 24 hours.
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Then review it after 48 hours.
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Then review it after seven days. 24 48 seven Why?
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Because forgetting often happens slowly.
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At first, you remember.
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Then, 1 day later, it becomes weaker. 2 days later, weaker again.
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Then, after a week, maybe it disappears.
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So, you need to meet the language again and again before it disappears.
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But, do not review everything.
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Review small things.
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For example, choose one grammar pattern.
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I'm going to.
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Okay?
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Review it after 24 hours.
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I'm going to study.
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I'm going to cook.
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I'm going to sleep early.
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After 48 hours, review it again.
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What are you going to do?
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I'm going to watch a video.
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After 7 days, use it in a longer sentence.
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This week, I'm going to visit my friend and practice English.
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You can do the same with pronunciation.
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You can do the same with grammar, with vocabulary, with everything.
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All right.
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Now, let's practice all seven ideas with one simple sentence.
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I'm going to practice English tonight.
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First, this is a full sentence, not a lonely word.
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Second, it has grammar.
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I'm going to.
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Third, we can train the mouth.
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I'm going to practice English tonight.
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Now, say it with rhythm.
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I'm going to practice English tonight.
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I'm going to practice English tonight.
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Fourth, we can switch the grammar.
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I practiced English yesterday.
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I don't practice English at night.
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Fifth, we can connect listening and speaking.
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If you hear, "I'm planning to study English later."
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You can say, "I'm going to practice English tonight."
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Number six, we can check mistakes.
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Maybe you say, "I'm going practice."
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You need to say, "I'm going to practice."
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You fixed the grammar, okay?
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Seventh, you review it tomorrow, in 2 days, and next week.
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This is how one sentence can train many parts of English.
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And imagine what would happen if you do it with many sentences.
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Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, listening, speaking, memory, and everything else works together.
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Okay?
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So, today we learned seven fresh tips to remember English better and forget less.
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The main message is this.
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Do not only study English.
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Use it.
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Say it.
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Hear it.
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Change it.
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Feel it.
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And review it.
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Before I finish, remember you can download the podcast script
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and worksheet for this episode at www. {dot} englishfrenzy.com.
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Use the worksheet after listening.
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Practice the sentences.
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Try the grammar switching.
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Make your mistake map.
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And come back to the language again tomorrow.
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Thank you so much for listening to English Unleashed.
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I'm Tom.
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And until next time, keep learning, keep practicing, and remember,
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you do not need perfect English.
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You need English that comes back when you need it.
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Bye for now.
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