Fluent thinking for better speaking fluency

Speaking fluency is related to thinking fluency. The more fluent your ideas are, the more fluent your speech will be. Of course, speaking fluency also requires sufficient vocabulary and grammar. However, vocabulary and grammar alone will not make you into a fluent speaker automatically if your thinking in English is not fluent enough. Today I’ll show an example for thinking […]

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A practical use of “actually” in conversations

Managing simple conversational situations outside “business hours” is an important skill. Native or fluent speakers of English often use a variety of conversation filler expressions in informal conversations. But how comfortable do we non-native speakers feel about using them? In a foreign language we usually focus a lot on correct grammar and vocabulary when speaking. We tend to pay

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What is speaking fluency in reality? How can I best build it?

When we say a person is a fluent speaker, we usually mean that the person understands and speaks the language easily, and uses it with correct grammar. As fluent speakers, we are able to express ourselves without spending too much time thinking about the right words or grammar structures to use when speaking. It also includes the ability to

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