HOW TO SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY 2 SIMPLE STEPS TO SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY CONFIDENTLY LIKE A NATIVE

hey you’ve probably been studying

english for a long time right

you’ve gotten many books you’ve taken

many courses but you still don’t seem to

be able to sound

like a native english speaker when you

speak english

what if i told you there were two things

only two things you needed

in order to sound like a native english

speaker would you want to know what they

were

hey well then this lesson is for you

i’m teacher tiffany let’s jump right

in all right so i’m gonna tell you how

to actually

sound like a native english speaker

using two

simple things you see when you give an

answer you first

need to focus on this formula r plus

s now the r stands for

reasons and it’s part one and the s

stands for story it’s part two

so basically today’s lesson is going to

teach you how to give

reasons and a story whenever you’re

speaking in english

so let’s take a look at this reasons

portion here we go

so for the reasons you want to give

three reasons

to support your answer your thought

or opinion now remember it doesn’t

matter what the topic is

you always want to start with your

reasons

so here we go each reason should be

strong enough to support your opinion

or idea after each reason remember to

add

a bit more detail about the reason

this will help the listener understand

you even more

which will lead to them feeling that you

are more fluent

in english let me explain this a little

bit more

when i was teaching in south korea i

remember i would ask my students

hey what’s your favorite food and let’s

say they said oh i like kimbap it’s kind

of like the korean version of sushi

and then i would naturally say oh tell

why i’m asking for the reasons right

when i say that so when i said that then

i was asking for the reasons

and many of them would say i just do

it’s good but those reasons were not

strong enough to support their answer or

their opinion

that is why you must master giving three

reasons properly

now after each reason you want to give a

bit more detail and this is because

english fluency is all about

organizing your thoughts and being able

clearly explain your position and ideas

so let’s say for example let’s say we

were asked this question

why do you think people like to travel

to different places in their free time

well using our formula we have to start

with three reasons

first i would say to experience and

learn about new cultures

next people are looking for a change of

scenery

and finally people want to explore new

places

so i’ve clearly organized my thoughts

i’m

starting off with r the first part of

our formula

to give an advanced level response a

response that a native english speaker

would give

so i have my three reasons but remember

i must

support those reasons so let’s see how i

would actually use these reasons

and respond like a native english

speaker so here we go

again looking at this question this is

what my answer would look like

let’s start with the first sentence in

my opinion

there are three reasons why people like

to travel to different places

in their free time you see this is

actually an

introduction statement and the purpose

of this statement is to let the person

listening know that your response is

organized

and directly connected to their question

or the topic so once again

before you state your three reasons just

real quickly

connect connect with the person

listening like hey

there are three reasons why dot dot dot

and then

go directly into your reasons so

remember my first reason right

so my first reason look at the purple

portion the first

reason is to experience and learn about

new cultures

now we’re going to see me support my

reason when

people travel they can learn a lot about

the food

in other countries they can also learn

new things about the clothing of

different countries

so you see again i’m supporting my first

reason

you must remember to give your reason

and then supporting details

this is all tied into speaking english

fluently like a native english speaker

now the second reason is in blue

the second reason is that people are

looking for a change of scenery

let’s support it many times people get

tired of city life

and want to take a break in addition

many people want to see more nature

so again i gave my second reason and i

supported it

with a good amount of detail right now

you’re probably wanting to practice this

again i do this with my students in the

academy so if you want to join my

academy

we have weekly live english classes all

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and my students have been able to

practice this with me during a live

class all right so let’s check out now

reason

number three here we go reason number

three is an orange

finally the third reason is that people

want to explore new places

some people are very adventurous so they

want to see

and experience new places this also

means that they like exciting things

now i want to explain a word really

quickly repeat after me adventurous

hey you got it one more time adventurous

good now adventurous is just used to

describe

someone who likes adventure they like

thrills they like

roller coasters they like traveling they

like maybe bungee jumping

they are very adventurous so again

i gave my reason the third reason people

like to explore new places and then i

supported it with a good amount of

detail

now there’s one more sentence look at

the last sentence in black

these are the three reasons why i think

people like to travel to different

places in their free time

it’s a sandwich i started off with my

introduction statement

then i gave my three reasons and then i

closed the sandwich

up with the last statement so this

statement can be called

a summary statement and the purpose is

to remind the person

listening very quickly of your three

reasons

once again the more they remember from

your response

the more fluent you will sing so

remember

your sandwich the first one again the

first part of our formula

is the r three reasons

now the second part of the formula is

the s

so let’s jump right into that right now

the s

stands for story what you want to do is

tell a story