The 5 Laws Of Thinking In English: How Natives Develop Fluent Speech

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Click here to feel certain and confident when you speak English: tinyurl.com/3fph58v2 Get Frederick here: englishanyone.com/frederick In this video, we go deeper than the grammatical rules of the English language to understand how your brain learns best. Once you harness your brain's natural processes, you'll stop translating to learn, so you stop translating when you speak! :) The truth is you already speak multiple "first" languages fluently. These are things like formal speech, vocabulary you need for your profession, how you speak with children, how you communicate casually, etc. And you can speak all of these "languages" because of the brain pattern "laws" you might not know you've been using. So, the goal is really to take these laws and apply them to learning English, rather than learning through translations.This video shows you how. Unlock the secrets to fluent English thinking with "The 5 Laws Of Thinking In English." Develop the habit of applying the essential cognitive principles used by native speakers, so you can speak fluent English, too: The Law of Association: Create strong mental connections with new words, forming a foundation for understanding in English, the native, memorable way. The Law of Substitution: Learn to discover diverse ways to express ideas without relying on translations. The Law of Extension: Adapt and expand your vocabulary by applying learned words to various related contexts, even to situations that might not seem related. The Law of Deconstruction: Discover the power of simplicity as you learn to break down words, so you understand their pieces and associations. The Law of Inquiry: Elevate your language skills by questioning and exploring nuances, closing gaps in vocabulary and understanding. Master these laws for a native-like mindset, and the ability to communicate ideas in English with confidence! Want to speak English fluently? Our online courses are here to help you learn English, understand how to learn English effectively, and develop strong English speaking skills.. We provide easy-to-follow lessons for those eager to learn English speaking skills. From basics to advanced nuances, our learn English online program caters to all levels. Join us and see how easy it is to get fluent when you learn English as a FIRST language! Our courses guide you on how to be fluent in English, transforming your communication skills. So, if you're looking to elevate your English to new heights, this is the perfect starting point. Our approach to basic English speaking lays the foundation for mastering the language. Discover the best way to learn English speaking through our interactive and immersive methods that make learning engaging and effective. Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: facebook.com/EnglishAnyone/ Twitter: twitter.com/EnglishAnyone/ Instagram: instagram.com/EnglishAnyone/ @EnglishAnyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #LearnEnglishAsAFirstLanguage #speakfluentenglishconfidently

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What about listening radio 📻 ? A great idea?

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Sometimes I come here not to learn English but just to listen you. U r super amazing. Thank you

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Thank you Drew!

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[@clemenciahemberger2876]

Uff.... So a long lesson 😅 but I did it along many hours in this day.... beginning in the morning by breakfast and continuing after my Friday Sport and supermarket go with the E-Bike near the Gym.... I continued by preparing the meal..... Then another pause to eat with my husband and 😊 finally I finished it after lunch 😅 A long but such a good lesson! I hope, now I will really become confident with my English ❤ using your 5 laws!!! Thank you very much! Greetings from a retired Chilean teacher living in Berlin. As a foreign language teacher, your colleague, I want to say to you : "well done, good work, congratulations"!!!

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@EnglishAnyone I want say thanks for great lessons , also want to say I love when You use Japanese as example.

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[@ArchanaWasanik]

Hi Proficient Master Drew, I am an Indian and my name is Ashok Wasnik and I am very much thankful about your the most guidanable lesson in term of fluency and proficiency as the first and second English language. There are two types of journey in which the same language to become a fluent and Proficient The non-native becomes the fluent by using journey of fluency But the native becomes the Proficient by using the journey of proficiency as the first language. According to me I feel that fluency is a way of becoming the fluent for the non-native language speaker and proficiency is a way of becoming the Proficient Tor native language speaker. But my question is in term of this topic that is Can the native become the Proficient by using the journey of fluency without using proficiency?as well as Can the non-native become as the Proficient by using the journey of proficiency in the language of English?

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Does this apply to native english people?

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Yes.

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A lot of vocabulary can express more precisely.

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@EnglishAnyone What do you think about Rosetta Stone? It builds vocabulary by using pictures and sounds to create associations in your brain. Do you think it is a good tool to learn English or any language?

[@roshansaud7466]

when writing in English language something in this Case we should think in own native language or not ?

[@EnglishAnyone]

It's always best to think in English if you can. Look at other English examples of how to say things if you're unsure. :)

[@sanaalotaibi1770]

Hi Drew , my problem is with the speak English.. I understand what other say put some times I don’t have many words to describe what I want to say..

[@walanstar]

Sir, i really understand most of what you were saying. Is it the same way you are talking in daily conversation with your partners or friends? Because most of native i heard they speak, not as clear as you do.

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I can read in english but my writing, listening and speaking skills is so bad. How can i improve it sir? I try to think in english but my brain keep bringign me back to translate its really frustrating

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Thanks...🙏

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[@EnglishAnyone]

Check the Index for this. There are lessons about it in your account. Let us know there if you still need help. Also, you’d say “I didn’t LEAVE…” :)

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Refers: if you haven't done, it for specific period of time (day or month etc.) Didn't refers: to specific point of time that has already passed.... Something like that I Understand about I searched in my holly Google. It's that correct @EnglishAnyone.

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Men also wore heels. :)

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