Most English learners begin by starting with good intentions and enthusiasm. They plan out how they’ll study, they sign up for courses, they download apps, they watch hundreds of videos, they try to find time to study each day and so on. Then motivation fades away, they get tired and exhausted, they eventually give up. And the reason for this… 

Many people spend years studying English and still end up struggling during genuine conversations. It’s possible to have solid command of grammar rules, a strong vocabulary, and even high test scores. Despite all of this, communicating spontaneously in real-world scenarios can still seem sluggish or forced. Often, what’s lacking isn’t understanding or knowledge, but rather making English part of everyday… 

Have you ever gotten stuck to the point where you understand so much of English yet are unable to express your ideas in English? You hear English, read English, and yet as soon as you try to speak, it’s all gone. It’s hard, your sentences are very slow. This is a problem that I see very frequently with my students… 

Many English students find that one of the main obstacles preventing them from becoming fluent is their habit of translating everything in their minds. You already know what it is you want to say in your own language; however when you try to speak in English, you try to translate every single word before you utter it in English. This…