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This is Jack from tofluency.com 
and this is episode 35 of the To

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Fluency podcast. 
It is great to have you here 

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today. 
Now, this episode is a little 

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bit different. 
It's probably going to be longer

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than my average episode. 
And I'm also going to go through

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17 tips so that you can learn 
English more effectively, which 

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means that you can learn English
faster because most learners, 

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nearly every learner I speak to 
is somewhat frustrated with how 

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quickly they are progressing, 
how fast they're learning 

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English. 
And I know you're listening to 

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this because you want to learn 
English and you want to be able 

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to learn English as quickly as 
possible. 

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And it is frustrating if you're 
not doing the right things, if 

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you're not happy with the way 
you're progressing. 

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So listen to all of these tips. 
Some are going to focus on 

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specific techniques when it 
comes to learning English. 

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Some are going to talk about 
motivation. 

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Some are going to talk about 
practical tips in order to 

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progress. 
But again, listen to all of 

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these tips, take notes if you 
need to. 

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I recommend listening once or 
twice and know that in the 

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description of the podcast on 
your podcast app, you'll be able

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to find these tips listed and 
also any resources that are 

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going to be useful for you. 
So for example, on tip #8 I have

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a link to my favorite writing 
tool. 

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I use this and I recommend. 
Every English learner gets this 

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too. 
So again, we have 17 tips. 

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Be sure to listen to the mall. 
Here is tip number one. 

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The first tip is to set a goal 
because people with goals 

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succeed because they know where 
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So people with goals succeed 
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going. 
And goal setting has completely 

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changed my life. 
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especially, I've been very 
excited about hitting goals and 

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achieving them. 
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So ask yourself, do you have a 
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Do you have a specific goal here
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language? 
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this a little bit more. 
Ask yourself, what level do I 

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have now? 
Am IA beginner, am I an 

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intermediate? 
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And then decide on what level 
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want to have this level. 
So you're not only saying this 

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is my goal, but you're saying 
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it. 
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your goal ensures that you take 
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now. 
And it also helps you do the 

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right things. 
And again, if you don't have a 

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deadline for this goal, then it 
doesn't give you the urgency, it

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doesn't make you really focus on
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But if you have a deadline, then
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So have a goal and a deadline 
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goal. 
Get motivated about this. 

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Now, as you're going to learn, 
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because we need to create the 
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the long term. 
But that initial motivation 

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allows you to take action today.
Tip #2 is to ensure that you are

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using and practising your 
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studying or learning or 
practising your English every 

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day. 
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then know that you can just do a
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I talk about something called 
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you commit to something for 10 
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And if you want to do more, you 
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If you don't, that's fine too. 
But doing this makes it easier 

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to start because you only have 
to commit to 10 minutes and it 

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creates the habit of doing 
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And it's this daily practice, 
this habit of doing something 

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every day that is really going 
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Because when it comes to 
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what you do to improve and how 
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So it's what you do, for 
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speaking, learning grammar 
rules, etcetera, that's 

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important. 
We'll talk more about that soon.

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this goal is important to me and
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This is a phrasal verb, which 
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day #3 is to listen as much as 
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as much as possible. 
Now we can talk about, we will 

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in a second what to listen to. 
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because we talked about before 
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Well, you can listen every day 
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blog posts and met people who 
tell me that the reason why they

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learned their language is 
because they listened to hours 

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and hours and hours of audio. 
There's a guy who has a blog, 

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it's called All Japanese All the
Time and he talks about how he 

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learned Japanese by listening to
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And that is a lot of time. 
You know, if you want to 

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multitask, if you want to get 
your app out, get your 

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calculator app out and just 
calculate how long it will take 

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to do 10,000 hours of listening.
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you'll realise how much this is.
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commit to something crazy, but 
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thinking, can I listen more or 
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much as possible? 
Because input in English is so 

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important. 
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English, the more you'll get 
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internalize the different 
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Listening to English allows you 
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speak. 
And the good news is it's easier

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these days to listen as much as 
possible because you can listen 

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to things while doing other 
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And I'm sure right now you're 
probably doing something else 

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while you're listening to me 
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Maybe you're cleaning the house,
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you're on the way to university,
you're exercising, you're taking

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a walk, or maybe you're just 
lying in bed trying to get to 

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sleep and you've decided to put 
on this podcast to help you 

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sleep. 
But again, think about your 

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life, how you can incorporate, 
which means add listening to 

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your daily practice and just 
think about all the different 

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situations that you can listen 
to English and do this as much 

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as possible. 
Tip 4 is to be grateful for all 

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the resources that you have 
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Now, I'm not going to spend too 
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want to say when I started 
learning Spanish, it was very 

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difficult to find the resources 
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The only thing that I could 
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which was very expensive, and I 
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online. 
And it was very difficult to get

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listening resources as well 
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language schools had and it was 
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elsewhere. 
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unlimited English Audio, 
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It's incredible. 
You can read articles online for

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free. 
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different newspapers from all 
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This is an amazing opportunity 
and being thankful for this will

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mean that you'll take advantage 
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Tip 5 is to do what you do now, 
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And if you don't, living in 
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may feel you're at a 
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easy to learn English as 
somebody else who lives in the 

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However, you can change your 
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And what I mean by that is all 
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about, OK, what do I do now in 
my native language that I can do

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in English instead? 
You can watch TV in English, 

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watch movies in English, listen 
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You can research the latest 
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reviews in English if it's 
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You can learn new things in 
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You can read the news in 
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phone into English. 
And this makes such a difference

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over the long term because 
you're getting all of this 

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input. 
You're getting all of this input

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from every angle all the time. 
So throughout your day you'll be

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reading and listening and 
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And this is going to give you so
much more input, which again, is

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So think about all the things 
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English instead. 
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native speakers don't care when 
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enough speaking practice is 
because they're afraid of making

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mistakes. 
They are scared that others will

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judge them or laugh at them. 
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native speakers don't care if 
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It's all about making a 
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express yourself. 
Native English speakers are used

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to hearing people speak English 
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it's the international language 
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big pop culture of travel, of 
business, of the Internet, of 

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social media. 
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constantly hear people speak 
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English. 
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mistakes, hearing different 
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interested in where they're 
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They're interested in their 
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So embrace this, embrace your 
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native speakers don't care when 
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So don't let the fear of making 
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Tip #7 is to get out of your 
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Your comfort zone is where you 
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a place where you don't make the
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So getting out of your comfort 
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taking that first online lesson,
booking an online lesson with a 

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language teacher, and taking 
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of people are nervous about 
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They're afraid to make mistakes 
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English. 
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of your comfort zone means doing
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a bit more focus and is a little
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And we'll talk about some of the
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practising speaking and 
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It's never comfortable to listen
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It's always a little bit 
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People don't like hearing their 
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But in order to progress, you 
might have to get out of your 

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comfort zone a little bit and 
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So again, if you're thinking 
about booking or getting more 

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speaking practice, then book 
that first English lesson online

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where you take 10 minutes to 
speak to a teacher and the first

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step is just a bucket to reserve
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Then the next step is to show up
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speak in English. 
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there is to take in 30 minute 
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lesson and then maybe get more 
practice by meeting people who 

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speak English. 
But you have to get out of your 

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comfort zone, especially if 
you're not progressing and 

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especially if you're not doing 
the right things because fear is

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holding you back. 
Before we talk about the next 

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tip, just a quick question. 
How's it going? 

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Are you enjoying this? 
If you are, then be sure to 

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share this episode or this 
lesson with a friend. 

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But let's get to tip 8. 
Now, tip 8 is to keep a journal.

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To keep a journal. 
Now this means to write a diary,

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and I actually do this. 
I'm currently using Apple Notes 

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right now to give you this 
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I've made notes for this lesson 
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where I have my thoughts and I 
have 900 entries here where most

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days I'll just write down what 
I'm thinking and things I want 

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to do today and things I did 
yesterday and any thoughts I 

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have now. 
I recommend doing this in 

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English as well because it's 
just a great way to get that 

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daily practice and to get right 
in practice. 

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Now, I think practice in writing
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improve because when you're 
writing, you can take your time 

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to create sentences. 
There's no rush. 

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For example, when you're in a 
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at a certain pace. 
You have to listen to what the 

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other person is saying and 
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into Google to see if they're 
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use a grammar tool, a grammar 
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your grammar and your sentence 
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And again, I'll leave a link to 
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so that you can download that. 
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paid version. 
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today, what you did yesterday. 
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different tenses as well. 
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single words now. 
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learning new vocabulary, I 
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phrases. 
Learn sentences and phrases. 

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So for example, let's say you 
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is excited, Excited and you 
learn the word in the dictionary

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and you write it down and you 
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That's learning the single word.
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the word excited and you write 
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I'm excited about going to the 
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She was excited about seeing 
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excited about going there by 
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more. 
You learn grammar, you learn 

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sentence structure, and you 
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seeing, seeing. 
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use about and then we use the 
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context of other words, and 
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grammar and you're learning 
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Tip 10 is to focus on the 
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focus on the English you need to
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useful to you and then also 
focus on topics that you like to

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speak about. 
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English for business meetings, 
then focus on business English 

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phrases. 
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enjoy having conversations in 
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you love football or soccer in 
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football related phrases. 
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learning the English that you're
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conversations with people, you 
normally talk about things 

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you're interested in. 
So learn about what you're 

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interested in. 
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when you make English a part of 
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So again, if you like football, 
then listen to football podcasts

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or watch YouTube videos about 
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This makes learning so much more
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just doing what you normally do,
but you're doing it in English 

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like we learned about before. 
But also for this tip, focus on 

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commonly used phrases, phrases 
that you're going to use again 

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and again because we need to. 
It just makes it so much more 

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efficient. 
If you're learning phrases that 

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you're never going to use, then 
you're not completely wasting 

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your time, but you're not being 
more efficient with your 

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learning. 
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So learn the vocabulary you're 
going to use, learn commonly 

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used phrases, and also learn the
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going to talk about and that 
you're going to use in the 

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future. 
Tip 11 Don't worry about grammar

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rules. 
Don't worry about them. 

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Don't worry about grammar rules,
or don't worry completely about 

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grammar rules, because what I'm 
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But if I asked 10 of my friends 
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second conditional, at least 
nine and probably 10 wouldn't be

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able to do it. 
If I said, OK, give me an 

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example of a second conditional 
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think, I've no idea what you're 
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They know how to form sentences,
They know how to use the correct

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grammar. 
They know how to use it in the 

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They have internalized these 
structures, but they can't 

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explain them. 
And the way they've done that is

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through #9 by learning 
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speakers learn through sentences
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which we'll talk about in a 
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Now, it's OK to learn grammar, 
to know the rules, but no, in 

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order to use them correctly, 
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internalise grammar. 
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the stage where it just feels 
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your mouth and you're not 
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This is the stage where you want
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Now, you're probably excited 
about TIP 12 because I just 

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mentioned it and it's this. 
Repetition is key. 

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Repetition is key. 
Repetition is key. 

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I always make that joke, But 
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is instead of learning the rules
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sentence again and again and 
again, and if you see similar 

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sentences and you repeat them 
and hear them and see them again

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and again and again, then this 
is when you're going to 

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internalize it. 
This is when it's just going to 

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feel right. 
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you, the English you need to 
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So find sentences that are 
specific to you and repeat them.

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Now you can do this with a 
notebook where you write down 

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the phrases and then you write 
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them and then you repeat them 
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repetition software apps like 
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Again, all links are in the 
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to a video that goes through 
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But what you do basically is you
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audio, then you repeat them. 
So on day one, you repeat it 

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three times until you feel 
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Then you repeat it the next day,
and then two days later, four 

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days later, 81632, etcetera. 
Because we don't have to repeat 

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something five times every day, 
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it or to internalize it. 
We want to be efficient with our

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repetition. 
We want to ensure that we're 

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using the smallest amount of 
repetitions in order to remember

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a phrase. 
And that's what this software is

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going to do for you. 
So repetition is key in order to

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internalize something. 
In order to memorize something, 

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you need to repeat it. 
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repeating tip 13 is to repeat 
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And this is one of my favorite 
techniques for learning English 

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and languages in general. 
What you do is this, you find a 

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phrase in English, a sentence, 
an audio phrase, you repeat it 

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and record yourself. 
So you use your mobile phone and

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you say this phrase into your 
mobile phone or your computer 

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and you record yourself. 
Then you listen to your version,

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which again, you might need to 
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You listen to your version and 
then you compare it to the 

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original and you think, OK, how 
can I improve the way I'm saying

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this? 
You give yourself feedback. 

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You don't ask a teacher for it. 
Instead you give yourself 

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feedback. 
So you might think, oh, that 

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sound isn't quite right, or I 
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together, or I didn't use the 
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My intonation isn't quite right.
And the more you practice this, 

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the better you will get at being
able to evaluate yourself and 

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give yourself feedback. 
And then once you have mastered 

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the phrase so that you're happy 
with the way you say it, use tip

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12, get lots of repetition, 
repeat it today, repeat it in 

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two days, 48, etcetera, so that 
you can practice using the 

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muscles in your mouth to be able
to say this phrase fluently and 

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accurately. 
And then you'll be able to use 

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it over the long term. 
And this method is not just 

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practicing your speaking, you're
memorizing grammar, you're 

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memorizing vocabulary, you're 
listening to a phrase, you're 

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reading a phrase as well. 
It's such a powerful method, but

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by speaking the phrase, it 
really helps you improve your 

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speaking, your fluency, your 
accuracy, and it also just helps

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you connect with the phrase in a
more meaningful way. 

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We have 4 tips to go, so let's 
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Tip 14 is to find someone to 
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To find someone to practice with
because working on English on 

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your own is great. 
Think about this as as training,

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like soccer training, where you 
train with the team, you work on

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your shooting, your skills, 
everything else, but it's not 

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quite real. 
But having a conversation with 

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someone is real. 
This is like playing a match. 

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And this is where you really 
just fine tune your English, 

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where you feel good about 
speaking with somebody. 

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And then you also gain 
confidence because you notice 

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that your English is improving. 
But it also helps you just get 

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that practice that you need in 
order to use your English in the

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real world. 
So find somebody to practice 

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with. 
Again, this is part of getting 

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out of your comfort zone and it 
can be difficult to find 

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someone, but make it a priority 
to find someone. 

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So overcome this obstacle. 
Use a link in the description 

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where I give you some websites 
where you can find people online

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and also where you can find 
language exchange partners. 

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And this is where you speak in 
English for half the time and 

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you speak in your native 
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So you're finding someone who 
wants to learn your language, 

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but someone who speaks English. 
So make it a priority to find 

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somebody to practice with and 
then get practice once a week or

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maybe twice a week so that 
you're committing to this 

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conversational practice. 
Tip 15 is to commit over the 

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long term, to make a commitment 
over the long term. 

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And this goes back a little bit 
to your goal where you said, OK,

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I'm a intermediate speaker. 
I want to be an advanced speaker

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within eight months. 
So what you need to do here is 

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to have this commitment over the
long term, because you can have 

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the best methods, you can have 
all the motivation when you're 

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first starting, but if you don't
have this daily practice, which 

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is what we talked about, and the
long term commitment, you're not

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going to make progress. 
It takes hours and hours and 

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hours and hours of practice to 
improve. 

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And sometimes you're going to 
improve without noticing this. 

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Not all improvement is easy to 
notice, and it might feel like 

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I've not really improved this 
week, haven't made progress. 

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And if you feel like that, then 
think, OK, is what I'm doing 

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efficient? 
Can I improve the way I learn 

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English and also think, all 
right, sometimes I'm going to 

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have weeks like that. 
But I'm committed to the long 

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term and I'm going to keep going
and in a month I'm going to see 

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an improvement. 
But you're not always going to 

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notice that you improve. 
Know that improvement might mean

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just learning 20 more sentences 
this week. 

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That's improvement to know that 
you have memorized 20 sentences 

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and you can use them. 
So focus on doing the right 

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things consistently. 2 more tips
to go tip 16 is to have fun, to 

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enjoy it, to enjoy this this 
this whole process. 

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Now there are a couple of things
to think about here. 

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Firstly, having fun means doing 
things that interest you. 

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So again, learn the English that
interests you. 

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Do things that you think are fun
so you don't have to read a book

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if you don't like the book. 
There are so many different 

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books out there so that you can 
enjoy, you can enjoy this pro, 

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this process. 
You don't have to watch the news

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in English if you don't watch 
the news in your native 

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language. 
So do the things that interest 

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you. 
But also having fun means 

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smiling while you learn when 
you're doing the sentences out 

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loud. 
If you make mistakes, laugh, 

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enjoy it. 
Know you're going to make lots 

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of mistakes when you try to 
improve quickly. 

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Enjoy it, have fun, smile while 
you do it. 

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Let's say you're writing your 
journal in the morning. 

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Have fun with this. 
Put on some nice music, get your

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favorite drink, get a pen out, 
enjoy the the whole process of 

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doing it. 
So be in the moment with your 

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English learning and have fun 
while you do it. 

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Which again means using the 
right resources so that it's 

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enjoyable, but also just 
whatever you're doing, have a 

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smile on your face and enjoy it 
#17 is to be proud of the 

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progress you have made. 
I think a lot of people don't 

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spend enough time thinking about
this because it's very easy to 

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forget how much we've improved. 
And I think the reason is where 

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we are now just becomes normal. 
So for example, I was writing 

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down in my journal today talking
about how I was disappointed 

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with the latest videos I've made
on YouTube because on YouTube it

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tells me where these videos are 
in terms of views related to the

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time that they have been 
released. 

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So my latest video right now is 
7 out of 10. 

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The one before that is 9 out of 
10, and then the one before that

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is, well, 2 out of 10. 
So that one was good. 

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But the last two, 7 and 9 out of
10, I felt a little bit bad. 

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And then I was writing down 
about how well my YouTube 

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channel is going at the moment 
right now. 

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I've had record views over the 
last few months, so I just took 

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a moment to be proud of the 
progress I've made. 

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And when I wrote this Lesson 
plan planner originally, I wrote

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here, wow, 80,000 people have 
subscribed to my YouTube 

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channel. 
So I wrote this quite a long 

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time ago now. 
And since then I now have over 

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500,000 subscribers. 
So again, I should just focus on

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and just take a moment to think 
about the progress I've made 

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here. 
And this is what you should do 

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for English as well, to think 
about how far you have come, to 

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think about how much progress 
you've made. 

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To go back two years and think 
what was my level like then and 

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what is it like now? 
And to be proud of this and a 

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good mantra is thank you more, 
please. 

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So be grateful of what you have 
now, but also be ambitious and 

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want more. 
Be proud of where you are, but 

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want more. 
So those are the 17 tips to help

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you improve English quickly. 
I, if you're listening right 

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now, congratulations, you made 
it to the end. 

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I want to thank you for 
listening to this and I hope you

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did find it useful. 
Again, I highly recommend 

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opening the description for this
podcast episode and just having 

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a look at the tips and the 
resources I'm going to leave for

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you as well. 
And I'll leave a link to my 

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website where you can get lots 
more information about these 

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things. 
Now, if you have found it 

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useful, then I'd be very 
grateful if you shared this 

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episode with a friend. 
So just send this episode to one

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of your friends through 
Messenger, through your iPhone, 

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your Android phone, send a 
message or post it on social 

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media to share with people, 
especially if you're in groups. 

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And then if you want to spend 
more time learning with me, then

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go through my other episodes and
take a look at them. 

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Listen to those ones too. 
OK, Thank you again for being 

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here and I will speak to you 
soon. 

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Bye for now.