Why Fluent English Speakers "Learn Horizontally" - How to Think in English

[@EnglishAnyone]

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[@HCdeSouza]

Very good!!!

[@Ahmed_Samir..]

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[@HunterLeighPeterkin]

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[@danesfc]

You speak English perfectly because even doubling the speed, your pronunciation is still very clear to me.

[@GavrielShukrun]

Where have you been all my life?! why did I find you only just now?? You are my Guru and I love you so much

[@sophonychristelpaul5325]

I really appreciate the way you learn people english! It has taken me over a year to try to express myself and now I can talk to people !! I understood when I was talking to !! Many thanks for your help

[@mateolucas8188]

You're astounding teacher.

[@jamespratt2986]

The final point about speaking in phrases is just as significant, since speaking in phrases/word groups is the best practice for developing an ability to understand native speed spoken English. I have a group of students who have been with me for 5+ years who love shadowing style practices with an emphasis on grouping words. By practicing natural tempo and after three practices on a chosen text with me modeling (first for pronunciation, then shadowing while reading, finally shadowing without reading) they then must model for a class mate to shadow twice, repeating the final two stages of shadowing. It places an obligation to produce the language in an manner accurate enough for their partner to follow. I follow it up with elaboration (as you do with “heat up” and “cool down”) then several free conversation questions, (on your topic, it would be about holiday related sales or seasonal sales) after which I give the original dialog again but with some changes, such as the previously stated alternative phrases, at natural speed. The students love it. For a group of false beginner/low intermediate adult students moving into intermediate/high intermediate levels i feel this helps their listening comprehension as much as their ability to speak naturally, And my students have repeatedly requested more of these type of lessons. Edited for clarity.

[@MC-bq9dj]

I can't believe that your mother in law doesn’t take advantage more than that, from having the number one English fluency guide, just next to her! 😉 Fortunately it’s not me, cause I won't let you breathe for a minute. Hahaha ! 🤗😍

[@andreysnowy5625]

As I know, warm up and heat up are phrasal verbs with absolutely different meanings. "Warm up" has a positive meaning, like "warm up the relationship". But " heat up" is rather negative, like "heat up the war or conflict".

[@dulatbolysbekov1961]

Thank you Drew for sharing this lovely lesson and the efficient way of learning English!

[@nasrullahrahmani1191]

Very nice and most natural english teaching actually i was going through that way before for learning of english but now i stop it and learn english in english in my country about 90% of english courses teach english in ---- English-persian -english---- thank you sir!

[@DiSidEnTe-n7g]

Hey thanks for the videos.,, I have learned a lot from your content., greetings from Indiana

[@amiramousa7581]

My English is warming up since following your lessons thank you.

[@abubakarlawanharuna573]

Thank you so much

[@giavu6964]

Thank you very much. I like the way you explain clearly how to learn English.

[@johannmerchan]

Great Video ¡ thanks Gretting from Venezuela¡

[@KHachi-oo4xm]

Thank you for sharing tips based on your experience. Your lesson warm up my mindset to improve my English skills.

[@ValmirSilva-po8px]

I like so much of the your vídeos, I'm learning a lot.

[@debjanidutta7000]

My thoughts are warming up to speak in English. 😃

[@accountuser1306]

I like these kinds of videos more. Thank you Drew , lots of love from Turkey :)

[@reaper8244]

The best teacher ever

[@lizz333]

I used to study words individually but I realized that it doesn't worth it. Now I write sentences using many words that I have to learn and It helps me to learn very fast.

[@johnlomi]

Thank you for your explabation. It helps me a lot as a English lover. Heart from Indonesia...

[@Ahmedshafi97]

Good teacher 🙏

[@invariablyliveliness8278]

Thanks

[@jersonoliveros7779]

Thanks I've found you English everyone.

[@souleyibrahim7405]

By watching your videos I'm warming up my English everyday. Thank you for the great job!

[@guntherf4962]

Bro, You’re the best

[@mahekshaikh8656]

Thankyou so much sir it help me a lot

[@JoeJoe-hn2nh]

Thank you, Sir

[@MohamedAli-rd7rn]

Hey again drew! You absolutely posted an amazing experience about an eccentric mother in law you have . By the way she is learning a lot from you indirectly! Sure enough she's so reserved just like British people! On top of that hope that Japanese do not always smile as Americans do! Truth be told that I love your terrific channel to the moon and back! Keep it up you are absolutely doing great service to English learners! You are really making the world go round! You really mean everything to me! 🇸🇴♥️🇺🇸🇯🇵🍎

[@jaibluecave2485]

Hey buddy, I tell my sister to watch your videos. Very useful!

[@englishgrattitude282]

The one million of subscribers is coming, Thank sir

[@touremamoudou1922]

Thank you for your help!!!

[@jairoz5412]

You're right I never liked the idea of translation, when I first was learning English I always used an English-English dictionary instead of an English-Spanish one.

[@DavidRajaraman]

Drew!! I only just discovered your page recently an am a HUGE fan of your message. This has been the exact same thing I've been pushing on my page for like 2 years... Anyways, looking forward to more of your content. I happen to be in Japan too so if I ever get the chance, I'd love to meet you and shake your hand.

[@luiscarlosalvarez7038]

Excellent !!

[@Kamba64]

You are the best 🙂

[@FlightSimMastery]

Perhaps the best video I have come across when it comes to fluency in English language. Very clear ascent. One thing I must say, you look like Tom Hanks. Hahahaha. Thanks for the video.

[@ruslanandvandamme3872]

Thanks so much teacher👌

[@ruslanaserohina]

Thank you! Thank You ! Thank You so much!!!! Super!!!

[@mariaelvamasabitomicha9423]

It's vídeo is so interesting, thank you for teach us!!

[@MohamedAmin-lu7fq]

You're Right . if someone wants to learning English or any other languages .he should learning phrases not a single words .

[@freddyarellano3907]

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[@monikab2222]

I would like you to tell us what else we can warm up- sales, idea...and what else

[@HNLinh]

Thanks sir

[@henriquessapalalo3006]

Very well, Eu quero aprender a falar fluentemente o English

[@braiancg1994]

thanks bro

[@karlachavarria7455]

Hey Drew! Interesting explanation about how we need to absorb a new grammar to our understanding. I don't know if I ask you how to learn to describe or write companies' names (the right words' orden). Can you explaing something like this in the next video?

[@bettyya3856]

I’m coming learning English

[@mimimi9498]

Hi Drew! Very helpful video! One question, I hope this helps to more people too: I'm using ankidroid (card system) to learn English vocabulary. Would you recommend me using cards that look like: phone - device used for making calls Instead of something like: Phone - telefono in order not to translate, or there is nothing wrong with using the Spanish translation for this purpose? Thanks a lot!

[@leonardogcosta]

"Knowledge!"

[@luyaoren3120]

chunking words!

[@nori_tutor]

oh god, the atmosphere here is cooling down we've gotta do something! (like this?)

[@ajaypandey6979]

I want to speak English like you

[@AhmedHadjSaid]

I like your Japanese 😍

[@shoaibkhan-hp4fr]

Tell me if someone dont know any singal english word so what should he do

[@anastasiakudrina9150]

!!!!!! "warm up sales" like "break ice of sales"

[@rafaelfreitas6297]

Chalabana and debaquibenesbou

[@threefourty340construction4]

Like your muscles is warming up 😂

[@homaayoughi3383]

Translation is a big obstacle I believe noone can feel comfortable in English using translation

[@aquarius4953]

homa ayoughi Translators and interpreters are confortable using translation.

[@adrianbustamante501]

I have a doubt, it's a bad idea seek in the English - Spanish dictionary? Or it doesn't matter ? My native language is Spanish

[@aquarius4953]

Adrian Bustamante My point of view : if it's absolutely necessary use an English Spanish dictionary. Another option is maybe the Oxford Picture Dictionary.

[@auliandabahri1978]

Hi, you are similar to Mr AJ Hoge, He also married with Javanese women...

[@informationleakage4157]

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[@Faiz25678]

Sir I don't why I'm not able to understanding english song please make video on it its getting worst 😫

[@keerthikumarb5131]

Nice u r video Sr ,g m Sr ,

[@fabianologfatec]

What could we say about his MIL, to each their own...

[@lucasreis7897]

His voice change every time he says something in Japanese hehe

[@uhu597]

I wonder if your mother-in-law knows what 'stubborn' means.

[@elmeromagnate]

Be careful with your mother-in-law. She might get upset at your comments calling her stubborn 😂.

[@СергейКомаров-м4г]

I noticed that Americans talk about preposition "up" and "off" because to some extent it makes sense, but never about "out" (check out, try out, speak out ...), maybe because this is nonsense?

[@wacens1]

WTF? Do you really expect a beginner to think like a native? Secondly, don't confuse language acquisition (children) and language learning (adults). Your first language will interfere with what you are learning for a long, long time.

[@phonghcmc]

Thanks