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Do you want to improve your English fluency, but don’t know where to start? Are you tired of feeling anxious and insecure when speaking English, and want to feel more confident and fluent? If so, you’re not alone! Many non-native English speakers struggle with fluency, but with the right strategies and mindset, you can overcome…
Hello, my dear English learners! Today, I want to talk to you about a topic that can be a little tricky for non-native speakers: idioms. Idioms are expressions that have a figurative meaning that is different from their literal meaning. They are used all the time in English conversation, and if you’re not familiar with…
How to become fluent in English? Learn how to become fluent in English. English can be learned like any other language – by immersing yourself in the language and speaking it. The more you do that, the more fluent you become. Here is a step-by-step guide to achieving fluency in English, with tips and tricks.
Dear English speaker! I want to tell you about a really annoying English speech problem that was troubling me for years! Now I’ve successfully overcome it but until just a couple of years ago I felt devastated when I had to speak English at certain times. Does this sound familiar to you – you KNOW…
Have you been following my blog for a while? Maybe even for a number of years? Do you think I sound a bit repetitive by discussing pretty much the same things all over and over again? Guess what? I do it for a very good reason ❗ Just think about it for a minute. Imagine…
Here’s how to improve your spoken English when reading this article: read it out loud, then read out loud the collocations highlighted in red 10 times each to memorize them, then look away from the monitor and try and say 3 sample sentences for each of those collocations! For best results record your speech so…
RELATED ARTICLE: Don’t Try JUST to Think in English – Speak It Out Loud! We all speak our native languages fluently, quite naturally. The speech formation happens instantaneously and we don’t actually differentiate between a number of subsequent processes taking place when we speak. If I asked you to draw a simple scheme of a…
IMPORTANT! Please grab a piece of paper and a pen before you start reading this article as you’ll be required to write down a few English words if you decide to participate in a small experiment! In this article we’ll look at how important it is to acquire new vocabulary in context, and how much…
In Don’t Analyze the English Language Too Much – It’s Not Good for Your Fluency! I questioned the usefulness of asking a lot of questions during your quest for English fluency. Q: “Can I use the preposition ‘in’ instead of ‘at’ if I say things like “I’m at school at the moment”? A: “Well,…
In this article, you’re going to find out: Why English grammar ISN’T necessary to speak fluent English; Why the most complicated grammar constructs are actually quite SIMPLE; How to use your brain’s natural ability to absorb grammatically correct speech patterns without analyzing them; How to use all the above to improve your spoken English! I…
I bet every one of us – foreign English speakers – have asked these kinds of questions at some point in time: “What’s the difference between ‘You should do it’ and ‘You ought to do it’?” “When should I use the preposition ‘on’ and when – ‘upon’?” Such thirst for knowledge, however, conceals many dangers…
I got the inspiration to write this English phrase compilation from a guy called Guillermo, and here’s the comment he left on my blog a while back: So basically he wants to learn useful English phrases to be used around the house describing common everyday concepts such as eating, playing, tidying up, going to bed…
Hello my fellow English language fanatics! 😉 I’ve been publishing videos and articles on this blog for years on end, and if you’ve been following my website for some time you’ll know that my main focus is spoken English development because I write for those foreigners who are struggling to speak fluently while being quite…
Most of you guys visiting this blog have certain English fluency related issues, the most typical of which is the tendency of getting “stuck” while speaking. It’s the terrible feeling of “I know exactly what I want to say, yet for some reason or another I can’t seem to be able to say it out…
If you spend about half an hour browsing articles and videos on this blog, you’ll learn pretty quickly that I’m all about doing loads of self-practice in order to improve the level of spoken English – this is the single biggest contributor to my own fluency improvement and that of my students as well. For…
Have you ever heard of the 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle or law of the vital few? If you have – most likely you’ve heard it mentioned in connection with mathematics (Pareto distribution) or economics, but it’s also very relevant for us – foreign English speakers, so just bear with me for…
Whether we like it or not, I think at this stage we have to admit that there’s no denying the importance of the English language. It started spreading around the world with the onset of the British Empire, and as it currently stands, it’s the lingua franca of the world.
Here’s how to improve your English listening skills when listening to my video: put the headphones on, playback the video and write it all down while listening to it! Transcript Below: Hi guys, hello boys and girls and hello my dear fellow foreign English speakers! It’s me, Robby from englishharmony.com bringing you another video message…
From time to time I encounter some sort of a written piece in English that’s hard to read for the simple reason that the author of that piece isn’t using contractions. The moment I start reading the letter, e-mail or an article – whichever is the case – the full verb in its entirety, where…