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Joined February 2014
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What's that? A new YouTube channel? Learn English with clips from the To Fluency Podcast and classic videos by clicking here: youtu.be/BSzGzee6l0M Watch this video and be sure to subscribe!
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New conversation video on the YouTube channel! In the video, we discuss online shopping. Can you understand it? It has subtitles! youtu.be/ccTCB6FStEQ
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The latest episode is up! Go to YouTube or to your favorite podcast app to listen now. I talk about getting around cities in England, Spain, and the U.S. There are many phrases to learn!
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Think of something that you know you should do to improve your English that takes effort and energy. For example, the imitation method or creative writing. Do you put off doing this because it’s difficult? If so, try this... (1)
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Jack from To Fluency retweeted
Listening 🎧 Thanks Jack, @tofluency. youtu.be/RdiSUicSGes
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Think of something that you know you should do to improve your English that takes effort and energy. For example, the imitation method or creative writing. Do you put off doing this because it’s difficult? If so, try this... (1)
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Some days, you will do 30 minutes, 60 minutes or more. Other days, you’ll do you the 5/10 minutes and stop. Both are fine. The key to this is to be consistent. If you feel overwhelmed by the size of the task, it’s hard to show up every day. (4)
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Try this. Commit to 3/5/7 days a week. Pick tasks that you know will move your English forward. Then commit time to doing the tasks. If you do more, fantastic. If not, that’s fine. A new podcast episode on this is coming tomorrow. Go to tofluency.com/podcast to subscribe (5)
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Great news! The To Fluency Podcast is now available on Apple! apple.co/3dlXuQc - take a listen and leave a positive review!
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Look at these two sentences: 1) Remember to lock the door. 2) I don’t remember locking the door. The first one uses the infinitive. The second used the gerund. Remember is a verb which can use both. Remember to lock is a reminder. Remember locking is a memory.
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