Want to use this strategy to improve your own speaking?
If yes, This course can help you do that. It’s designed to help you become a fluent English speaker using my strategy.
The course is called English Fluency Training. It consists of four modules (levels):
- Module 1 — Basic
- Module 2 — Intermediate
- Module 3 — Advanced
- Module 4 — Fluent
Let’s talk about each module in detail.
Module 1 — Master the Basics
This module is designed for students who…
- Have trouble forming sentences.
- Have difficulty forming questions with proper sentence structure.
- Don’t have confidence because of their poor pronunciation.
If you have these problems, here’s how this module can help you:
Benefit #1: Improve your ability to form complex sentences
A common problem English students have is that they have trouble forming sentences. This makes them hesitate to speak English.
If you have this problem, you need a lot of practice, and this module will give you the practice you need.
Here’s how: in some of the lessons, the teacher will ask you a lot of questions in English. Your job is to answer every question out loud. Sometimes, you’ll have to provide short and easy answers. Other times, you’ll have to provide long and complex answers.
After you complete these lessons, you’ll be able to speak English with good sentence structure.
Here are some examples of the actual sentences you’ll be practicing:
- “He’s not thinking about buying a new television.”
- “If they get the chores done today, she’ll take them to Disneyland.”
- “When they were little, they thought Santa Claus was real.”
- “Max knows that drinking alcohol is bad for his health.”
- “He wasn’t sad or angry that his mom forgot his birthday.”
- “They can’t set up their meeting on Tuesday because Scott won’t be in the office.”
Benefit #2: Improve your ability to ask questions
Asking questions is an important skill. In a real conversation, you can’t just talk non-stop; you also have to ask questions sometimes.
Unfortunately, most English students cannot put words in the right order to form a question. Why? Because their teachers don’t teach them this skill. (I’m not surprised. This skill is very difficult to teach.)
But don’t worry. In Module 1, you’ll get to practice asking all kinds of questions in English.
Here’s how: in some of the lessons, the teacher will make a lot of statements in English. Your job is to turn each statement into a question.
