Hello my friends from YearOfEnglish.com!
If you’re reading this article, there’s a good chance you’ve been following all those daily tips e-mailed to you by Aaron from Phrasemix.com (he’s the guy behind the Year of English project), and there’s also a good chance you’ve been heeding to all that advice which would have brought you closer to your goal of BECOMING FLUENT IN ENGLISH this year.
But here’s a small problem which might actually result in quite a considerable setback for your English fluency.
In the very beginning when you just committed to your goal of becoming fluent this year, the deadline for the goal was in a very distant future so you didn’t really have to worry about its completion. You just kept checking your inbox every day for a new e-mail from YearOfEnglish.com in sure knowledge that it was going to bring you another small step closer to English fluency.
Now that the year has almost ended however, you may have started wondering:
“The year is almost over, but have I become fluent in English? And after all – who’s going to tell me when I’ve become fluent?”
Well, one thing is for sure – if you haven’t been doing a whole lot in terms of your English development during the year except for checking YearOfEnglish.com e-mails occasionally and reading the related content every now and then, the chances are – you haven’t become fluent.
If, on the other hand, you’ve been engaging in a lot of practicing on a daily basis (including a lot of spoken English practice), it’s pretty hard to imagine as to why you wouldn’t have become fluent.
Here are a few sure indicators of English fluency, and if you conform to at least one of them, I’d say you can definitely consider yourself being fluent in English:
- You can maintain a conversation with another English speaker about your interests, job, studies and future plans as well as having casual small talk.
- You can talk about the same things in English you would be able to talk about in your native language (bear in mind nobody can be expected to speak in English about something you wouldn’t be able to speak in your native language!)
- You can narrate your typical daily life in English – basically you can describe what you’re doing as you’re going about your daily business as well as describing your thoughts you’re having at that particular moment in time.
Also, please notice that in order to consider yourself a fluent English speaker you DON’T HAVE TO be able to:
- Speak at great length about complicated subjects you wouldn’t even be able to talk about in your native language.
- Speak super-fast without making any mistakes (there are plenty of native English speakers who speak slowly and hesitate while thinking of the best fitting words to say!)
- Use all English grammar tenses and possess super-perfect grammar – in reality, most complicated grammar tenses aren’t even used in real life conversations ❗
Basically the point I’m trying to make is the following:
If you can communicate with another person in English in situations you typically find yourself in and you can make yourself understood, you can consider yourself being fluent in English!
But what if you’re being judged by others?
What if you encounter perfectionists telling you your English isn’t good enough and pointing out mistakes you’re making? Does that mean you’re not fluent yet?
Not at all ❗
It’s actually up to you to decide when you’ve become fluent in English, and for the most part it’s all about how confident you are ❗
Your grammar may still need a few fixes, your vocabulary may not be as rich as that of some other non-native English speaker, but if you just tell yourself: “That’s it, now I’m a fluent English speaker and I can achieve great things in life with my English!” then it’s all that matters!
You’ll keep improving your English throughout your life as you advance in your studies and career, and most importantly – you can’t wait on some point in time in the future when you’ve become 100% fluent in English to start using English for professional and social purposes. Such a moment will most likely never arrive ❗ because there’s always something more to learn in terms of vocabulary, phraseology and grammar, so don’t wait and start living the kind of life you’ve always wanted to live by using your English RIGHT NOW!
Thanks for watching my videos throughout the year!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🙂
Best Regards,
Robby
P.S. Would you like to find out why I’m highlighting some of the text in red? Read this article and you’ll learn why it’s so important to learn idiomatic expressions and how it will help you to improve your spoken English!
P.S.S. Are you serious about your spoken English improvement? Check out my English Harmony System HERE!
Here’s the video I made about your comment – https://englishharmony.com/funny-fluency-definition/ – thanks so much for the funny fluency definition Jacque!!!
This is the best definition of fluency EVER!!!!!! 🙂
I just couldn’t stop laughing Jacque, I don’t know where you found this or you came up with it yourself but it’s just hilarious!!!! 🙂
I’ll surely use this one in some of the blog posts in the future to show the futility of super-advanced grammar studies!
Cheers,
Robby
Being fluent means one can construct a subjected indirect object locative double passive in the past habitual progressive, and following it with a wh- fronted cleft with the subject moved to object position along with an optional topicalization and postmodified adjective restricting the sentence focus, AND having no idea what the heck the above means!
Thanks Francisco and Many Happy Returns to you!!!
Yes, it’s been one hell of a year and I really enjoyed doing these videos for YearOfEnglish.com subscribers and I know for a fact that Aaron’s been working really hard to create all those daily tips and pieces of actionable advice.
He deserves the biggest credit and I have to publicly thank him for taking me on board in the first place!
Thanks Francisco for the good wishes and you’re dead right – even if some folks have experienced at least some improvement then the whole project hadn’t been running in vain.
Cheers!
Robby
Well done to Aaron and Robby.
Hopefully, some people will have become fluent by now or, at the very least, will have experienced some noticeable improvement.
Merry Christmas!
Thanks a lot for the positive feedback, much appreciated!
thank you robby for spending your time.. this is great one..
No problem, you’re welcome! 😉
Thanks a lot,Robby 🙂
Now, brace yourself because the list of all the previous lessons for the year is coming:
Day 1 Pick up a habit https://bit.ly/VUfTCj
Day 2 Decide what you want https://bit.ly/WxAZY2
Day 3 Say Hello https://bit.ly/WxBbGG
Day 4 Practice the art of reviewing https://bit.ly/RzlCRH
Day 5 Watch TV https://bit.ly/Z9XB2w
Day 6 Mash words together https://bit.ly/UOv7MP
Day 7 One week down, 51 to go! https://bit.ly/13cC91F
Day 8 Describe what you do https://bit.ly/VLxBK5
Day 9 Talk about winter https://eepurl.com/tKztj
Day 10 Make small talk https://eepurl.com/tNRvD
Day 11 Year of English won’t make you fluent https://eepurl.com/tRNAL
Day 12 Connect new words with mental pictures https://eepurl.com/tUSm9
Day 13 More ways to describe someone https://eepurl.com/tXdFf
Day 14 Two weeks in https://eepurl.com/tX1yv
Day 15 Talk to someone https://eepurl.com/tYVRX
Day 16 10 reasons to study abroad https://eepurl.com/tYWDz
Day 17 A fantastic video resource https://eepurl.com/t5PCT
Day 18 Speed it up https://eepurl.com/t80_v
Day 19 Pay attention to word groups https://eepurl.com/ubmvT
Day 20 Talk about time https://eepurl.com/udoGP
Day 21 What did you talk about? https://eepurl.com/ueN4L
Day 22 Build your confidence https://eepurl.com/ufSTn
Day 23 Using the apostrophe https://eepurl.com/ujTr1
Day 24 I apologize https://eepurl.com/umfXT
Day 25 Go beyond the dictionary https://eepurl.com/uqsHr
Day 26 Go beyond the dictionary, part 2 https://eepurl.com/utNSf
Day 27 Use social media https://eepurl.com/uwFd5
Day 28 Keep up the good habits https://eepurl.com/uxBKr
Day 29 A little thing that makes a big difference: counting in English https://eepurl.com/uztNP
Day 30 Gaming https://eepurl.com/uB-G5
Day 31 Choose a model https://eepurl.com/uGyx9
Day 32 Talk about catching a cold https://eepurl.com/uI97H
Day 33 Thank you! https://eepurl.com/uNUjT
Day 34 3 quick ways to improve your writing https://eepurl.com/uQZ35
Day 35 Revisit past topics https://eepurl.com/uRRSX
Day 36 Improve your motivation https://eepurl.com/uSfVj
Day 37 A little more punctuation https://eepurl.com/uYdRn
Day 38 What’s in your kitchen? https://eepurl.com/u04hj
Day 39 Cook something! https://eepurl.com/u5IOn
Day 40 Talking about food https://eepurl.com/u9CLD
Day 41 Listen to a radio show https://eepurl.com/vafk9
Day 42 What’s worked? https://eepurl.com/vbJOL
Day 43 Read a children’s book https://eepurl.com/veukP
Day 44 Talk on the Phone https://eepurl.com/vhDFj
Day 45 Describe your relationship status https://eepurl.com/vkAi5
Day 46 The Exclamation point! https://eepurl.com/vpeyn
Day 47 Tell a story! https://eepurl.com/vtHjj
Day 48 Listen to stories https://eepurl.com/vvWir
Day 49 Review the week https://eepurl.com/vxlN9
Day 50 Driving https://eepurl.com/vyscr
Day 51 Animal Idioms https://eepurl.com/vBX-n
Day 52 Visit a bank’s website https://eepurl.com/vFDLH
Day 53 Talk to children https://eepurl.com/vJs6b
Day 54 Read a news article https://eepurl.com/vOY3X
Day 55 Read, listen, practice https://eepurl.com/vQ15b
Day 56 You’ve made it through another week! https://eepurl.com/vS2UH
Day 57 Speak out loud https://eepurl.com/vW9AH
Day 58 Tell a silly joke https://eepurl.com/vX7Ij
Day 59 Improve your communication skills https://eepurl.com/v147L
Day 60 Go to a restaurant https://eepurl.com/v56Kb
Day 61 Improve your confidence https://eepurl.com/v_KFT
Day 62 Explain how much https://eepurl.com/wb9I5
Day 63 Don’t just learn it https://eepurl.com/wcz7j
Day 64 Ungradable adjectives https://eepurl.com/wfR91
Day 65 Fix run-on sentences https://eepurl.com/wjduH
Day 66 Take some good advice https://eepurl.com/wng51
Day 67 Fill out a form https://eepurl.com/wq-c9
Day 68 Use the bathroom in English https://eepurl.com/wwT7r
Day 69 Keep a conversation going https://eepurl.com/wyxOv
Day 70 Share your progress! https://eepurl.com/wyIuH
Day 71 Trust Your Own Judgment When Correcting Your English Mistakes! https://eepurl.com/wyKiP
Day 72 “Since” and “for” https://eepurl.com/wD6qf
Day 73 Things not to do https://eepurl.com/wHzov
Day 74 Talk about crime https://eepurl.com/wQNjX
Day 75 Tips for choosing sources of input https://eepurl.com/wQSNX
Day 76 Listen to a podcast https://eepurl.com/wSRWT
Day 77 Get ready for a challenge! https://eepurl.com/wSULT
Day 78 Start your assignment https://eepurl.com/wUd89
Day 79 Practice the past tenses https://eepurl.com/wW8kj
Day 80 Take https://eepurl.com/w1pTP
Day 81 Repeated Listening https://eepurl.com/w38CX
Day 82 Extensive listening https://eepurl.com/w388H
Day 83 How was your video? https://eepurl.com/w_-wj
Day 84 Re- https://eepurl.com/xaL3T
Day 85 Create your own routine https://eepurl.com/xbJLL
Day 86 Talk about sports https://eepurl.com/xgpLz
Day 87 Express your emotions https://eepurl.com/xjOcb
Day 88 Deal with annoying people https://eepurl.com/xnqKf
Day 89 Starting off a meeting https://eepurl.com/xqxxb
Day 90 Get your writing checked https://bit.ly/175bTbw
Day 91 Review the week https://eepurl.com/xtRgr
Day 92 Describe a hairstyle https://eepurl.com/xvbMH
Day 93 Job skills https://eepurl.com/xypmn
Day 94 Learn some categories https://eepurl.com/xCd3n
Day 95 English mania https://eepurl.com/xFUIz
Day 96 Real estate vocabulary https://eepurl.com/xMdjf
Day 97 Renting vs. buying https://eepurl.com/xMdEH
Day 98 What was your favorite lesson? https://eepurl.com/xOgAr
Day 99 Getting a repair done https://eepurl.com/xQTvr
Day 100 Active and Passive voice https://eepurl.com/xSRH5
Day 101 Discuss a movie https://eepurl.com/xVsNH
Day 102 Talk about a movie (again!) https://eepurl.com/xVtnf
Day 103 Write a cover letter https://eepurl.com/x31Eb
Day 104 Immigration https://eepurl.com/x6wCX
Day 105 Support Year Of English! https://eepurl.com/x7Aqv
Day 106 Funny Animal Idioms https://eepurl.com/ycPF1
Day 107 Comparative adjectives https://eepurl.com/ya9Nr
Day 108 Adjective order https://eepurl.com/ydGfP
Day 109 Introduce your ideas https://eepurl.com/yjj7n
Day 110 Learn something else! https://eepurl.com/yj_XD
Day 111 Office politics https://eepurl.com/ypbV9
Day 112 How well do you remember? https://eepurl.com/yqdFL
Day 113 Read some comments https://eepurl.com/yspAT
Day 114 Commonly mixed-up words https://eepurl.com/ywj69
Day 115 Apartment hunting https://eepurl.com/yzO_T
Day 116 The 14-year-old hamburger https://eepurl.com/yDgV1
Day 117 Stress and rhythm https://eepurl.com/yHO3X
Day 118 Look something up in English https://eepurl.com/yJNyv
Day 119 Help your friends become fluent! https://eepurl.com/yLf4j
Day 120 Build your vocab https://eepurl.com/yNfSj
Day 121 Talk about science & space https://eepurl.com/yQ3gX
Day 122 Hot and spicy https://eepurl.com/yUKuT
Day 123 Car repairs https://eepurl.com/yYtif
Day 124 Stative Verbs https://eepurl.com/y3TPT
Day 125 Start reading a blog https://eepurl.com/y4OCX
Day 126 Your English week in review https://eepurl.com/y6c0f
Day 127 Learn your veggies! https://eepurl.com/y8OQf
Day 128 Using ‘May’ https://eepurl.com/y_5wr
Day 129 Train your dog https://eepurl.com/zdTN5
Day 130 Use quotes to learn grammar https://eepurl.com/zhqdb
Day 131 Search for a job! https://eepurl.com/zm4xf
Day 132 Use “suggest” correctly https://eepurl.com/znEQb
Day 133 Review the week https://eepurl.com/zo2fT
Day 134 Talk about divorce https://eepurl.com/zrO15
Day 135 Breaking the ice https://eepurl.com/zvqF1
Day 136 A fantastic online dictionary https://eepurl.com/zywMf
Day 137 Have a laugh https://eepurl.com/zIvxv
Day 138 Learn some English online slang https://eepurl.com/zH1ub
Day 139 Nutrition facts https://bit.ly/11NfHyL
Day 140 Review the week https://eepurl.com/zI0XL
Day 141 Follow a word https://eepurl.com/zI4FD
Day 142 Words for money https://eepurl.com/zNQW9
Day 143 Enjoy your hobbies through English https://eepurl.com/zPh3z
Day 144 A writing assignment https://eepurl.com/zU-Vb
Day 145 Phrases for using a computer https://eepurl.com/z0p-b
Day 146 Starting a small business https://eepurl.com/z3rP5
Day 147 Review the week https://eepurl.com/z3shv
Day 148 A scientific study https://eepurl.com/z5Tvb
Day 149 Pronouncing “0” https://eepurl.com/z5Ydr
Day 150 A commencement speech https://eepurl.com/AaeBX
Day 151 Learn to use verbs better https://eepurl.com/Ad-QL
Day 152 A nature podcast https://eepurl.com/Ah1ZD
Day 153 Learn math in English https://eepurl.com/AkQJr
Day 154 We messed up the numbers https://eepurl.com/Al7Jn
Day 155 Sports-related idioms https://eepurl.com/Al9fv
Day 156 Words for friends https://eepurl.com/AsAEz
Day 157 Metaphors for money https://eepurl.com/AvYpT
Day 158 A current news story https://eepurl.com/ACuY1
Day 159 Discuss a talking point https://eepurl.com/ADVR9
Day 160 Reductions https://eepurl.com/AGrOr
Day 161 Review time! https://eepurl.com/AHqXT
Day 162 Negative personality types https://eepurl.com/AKlAv
Day 163 How to talk about visas https://eepurl.com/ANivH
Day 164 Pronounce words ending in ‘-ed’ https://eepurl.com/AQ76T
Day 165 One sentence, many meanings https://eepurl.com/AU4xb
Day 166 Express surprise https://eepurl.com/AY6ln
Day 167 Get to know some words better https://eepurl.com/A2a5v
Day 168 Review the week https://eepurl.com/A2OD1
Day 169 Watch a whole web series https://eepurl.com/A3Kfv
Day 170 Weather-related idioms
Day 171 Summarize something https://eepurl.com/Bai_r
Day 172 Listen to a real conversation https://eepurl.com/BcUFX
Day 173 Get some inspiration https://eepurl.com/BiQ_H
Day 174 Read a news article https://eepurl.com/BkvgT
Day 175 Review https://eepurl.com/BlLrr
Day 176 Improve by learning song lyrics https://eepurl.com/BlLvj
Day 177 Learn English with YouTube https://eepurl.com/BsdCz
Day 178 A podcast recommendation https://eepurl.com/Bsg4b
Day 179 Describe a dirty house https://eepurl.com/ByMHT
Day 180 Tell a story https://eepurl.com/BEkMn
Day 181 Talk about ages https://eepurl.com/BGXof
Day 182 Time to get serious https://eepurl.com/BG1q1
Day 183 “Some” and “Any” https://eepurl.com/BJggX
Day 184 “Whether” and “If” https://eepurl.com/BM2G5
Day 185 Breaking things https://eepurl.com/BPQQz
Day 186 The European Union https://eepurl.com/BU_VT
Day 187 Presentation tips https://eepurl.com/BXTIb
Day 188 Plan a trip https://eepurl.com/BZRCn
Day 189 What’s your plan? https://eepurl.com/B0W1j
Day 190 Describe a funny person https://eepurl.com/B24KX
Day 191 Tips for writing numbers https://eepurl.com/B6OoD
Day 192 What is leadership? https://eepurl.com/B-mTP
Day 193 A geology lesson https://eepurl.com/Ccasj
Day 194 Why we spend money https://eepurl.com/Cf2nf
Day 195 Describe a shirt https://eepurl.com/Cix41
Day 196 Review the week https://eepurl.com/CjFlL
Day 197 Coffee in outer space https://eepurl.com/ClQ4r
Day 198 Words with many meanings https://eepurl.com/CpHkb
Day 199 IELTS speaking topics https://eepurl.com/CsFkD
Day 200 Super-productive meetings https://eepurl.com/CwtTH
Day 201 Job interview questions https://eepurl.com/CAuyv
Day 202 Trailers https://bit.ly/15wHPDn
Day 203 Review https://eepurl.com/CCRUX
Day 204 A controversial idea about studying https://eepurl.com/CCFET
Day 205 A variety of voices https://eepurl.com/CJEKL
Day 206 Common native speaker mistakes https://eepurl.com/CMGu5
Day 207 The Ant and the Grasshopper https://eepurl.com/CQjAH
Day 208 English proverbs https://eepurl.com/CUNvz
Day 209 Learn the words for things https://bit.ly/16bpdLk
Day 210 Review the week https://eepurl.com/CWzIv
Day 211 Thinking of new English words to learn https://eepurl.com/CWAin
Day 212 These words mean the same thing. However… https://eepurl.com/C3H3b
Day 213 A quick preposition review https://eepurl.com/C61Zf
Day 214 An international mobile phone plan https://eepurl.com/DblQL
Day 215 Listen to a podcast https://eepurl.com/Dc9vf
Day 216 Learn about music https://eepurl.com/DfqA1
Day 217 Learn advanced business English https://eepurl.com/DgqJT
Day 218 Etiquette https://eepurl.com/Djiib
Day 219 Phrasal Verbs for Dating https://eepurl.com/DlUvL
Day 220 Business writing for an emotional situation https://eepurl.com/Dpuxv
Day 221 How to correct a grammar mistake https://eepurl.com/Ds1Yr
Day 222 Give your notebook some love https://eepurl.com/DxnrP
Day 223 Cleaning products https://eepurl.com/Dy–P
Day 224 Oops, we messed up the numbering! https://eepurl.com/DAezL
Day 225 The difference between jail and prison https://eepurl.com/DA68D
Day 226 Love and Happiness idioms https://eepurl.com/DFHy1
Day 227 Talk about recent stuff https://eepurl.com/DJfc5
Day 228 An amazing artist https://eepurl.com/DMF7T
Day 229 Geography terms https://eepurl.com/DQJPj
Day 230 Days of the week https://eepurl.com/DSEg1
Day 231 What topic would you most like to learn? https://eepurl.com/DTObr
Day 232 Common slang expressions https://eepurl.com/DVZFL
Day 233 Test taking https://eepurl.com/DZtaT
Day 234 An inspiring story https://eepurl.com/D2QqH
Day 235 Fix these mistakes https://eepurl.com/D6APj
Day 236 Describing health problems https://eepurl.com/D_VIv
Day 237 Avoiding mistakes https://eepurl.com/EaXP1
Day 238 We’re 2/3 of the way through the year! https://eepurl.com/EcGFb
Day 239 Learn the most common sequences of words https://eepurl.com/EeHwz
Day 240 How to speak English in a pub https://eepurl.com/Eii3T
Day 241 Talk about makeup https://eepurl.com/ElGXb
Day 242 A challenging podcast https://eepurl.com/EpDRr
Day 243 A sales call https://eepurl.com/EvDR1
Day 244 A news article about telemarketing https://eepurl.com/EwI9z
Day 245 Review the week https://eepurl.com/Ey5wT
Day 246 Make it impossible to avoid English https://eepurl.com/EwLFb
Day 247 Getting a great shot https://eepurl.com/ECnmH
Day 248 Sleep https://eepurl.com/EG8CD
Day 249 ‘Will’ and ‘Shall’ https://eepurl.com/ELnMD
Day 250 Try to understand a book review https://eepurl.com/ES9I9
Day 251 The Perfect Apect https://eepurl.com/EU4Mv
Day 252 Review and share https://eepurl.com/EVGZj
Day 253 Read a food blog https://eepurl.com/EZplz
Day 254 Fashion week https://eepurl.com/E2z0T
Day 255 English speakers struggle with email https://eepurl.com/E5v-L
Day 256 Making time for the arts https://eepurl.com/E-ZFj
Day 257 Listen to fast English https://eepurl.com/FeKi1
Day 258 The word “meet” https://eepurl.com/FgWiH
Day 259 Review the week https://eepurl.com/FicWP
Day 260 Work-related English idioms https://eepurl.com/Fidg9
Day 261 Use memory tricks to learn English https://eepurl.com/Fpe9b
Day 262 An unexpected roommate https://eepurl.com/Fsbx9
Day 263 The word ‘must’ https://eepurl.com/Fsif1
Day 264 Facial expressions https://eepurl.com/FDJ9b
Day 265 Write a job description https://bit.ly/15JgX5Y
Day 266 It’s that time again… https://eepurl.com/FEUy5
Day 267 Containers https://eepurl.com/FLCgr
Day 268 Time idioms https://eepurl.com/FEUMv
Day 269 Watch some science videos https://eepurl.com/FQPS5
Day 270 Talk about emotions https://eepurl.com/FWwGn
Day 271 The word “get” https://eepurl.com/F3uZz
Day 272 Teach something https://eepurl.com/F3ycH
Day 273 Review https://eepurl.com/F5Yj9
Day 274 Read a course description https://eepurl.com/F7MxP
Day 275 Order take away https://eepurl.com/F8l1n
Day 276 Jet Lag https://eepurl.com/Gf4hX
Day 277 Listen to people talk about health care https://eepurl.com/GkWbz
Day 278 Listen to an athlete https://eepurl.com/GqaYL
Day 279 Phrases for sharing your opinion https://eepurl.com/GsYon
Day 280 Review the week https://eepurl.com/GtNvz
Day 281 Talking about the day gone by & planning the next day! https://eepurl.com/GsU6j
Day 282 Fun facts about autumn https://eepurl.com/GtQdb
Day 283 Tips for learning vocabulary https://eepurl.com/GA7ob
Day 284 Instructions for driving a car https://eepurl.com/GFVUj
Day 285 Practice describing idioms in English https://eepurl.com/GJLk1
Day 286 Listen to fast speech https://eepurl.com/GSmkH
Day 287 Review https://eepurl.com/GTRi5
Day 288 The word “This” https://eepurl.com/GWJuz
Day 289 10 Fun facts about dancing https://eepurl.com/GWQef
Day 290 The “a” in “bat” https://eepurl.com/G1t3z
Day 291 Pronounce the “i” in “pig” https://eepurl.com/G97wP
Day 292 How your brain learns English https://eepurl.com/HcPEb
Day 293 Learn animal names in English https://eepurl.com/HgTEr
Day 294 Hey you, time to review! https://eepurl.com/HhydX
Day 295 7 English words to make you sound American https://eepurl.com/Hhz-5
Day 296 Body Idioms https://eepurl.com/HtAHH
Day 297 What do you do? https://eepurl.com/HuxZj
Day 298 Noun Clauses https://eepurl.com/Hyiuj
Day 299 How to learn anything https://eepurl.com/HFdyz
Day 300 Inside the human body https://bit.ly/16DfhI5
Day 301 Review https://eepurl.com/HG2Wf
Day 302 How did your job end? https://eepurl.com/HLTpP
Day 303 Talk about Halloween https://eepurl.com/HOw-f
Day 304 Holding things https://eepurl.com/HTM3j
Day 305 Some wise sayings in English https://eepurl.com/HYJZv
Day 306 Appointments, reservations, and meetings https://eepurl.com/H6k79
Day 307 How to start and end a business email https://eepurl.com/H7jcX
Day 308 What did you learn this week? https://eepurl.com/H8EPv
Day 309 Funny English phrases for discussing relationships https://eepurl.com/H8Fuz
Day 310 Why are prepositions so hard? https://eepurl.com/IeKgz
Day 311 An interview with a billionaire https://eepurl.com/Ijpaf
Day 312 A cool trick for memorizing sentences https://eepurl.com/IolET
Day 313 Self-portraits https://eepurl.com/ItwSv
Day 314 Fresh vs. Frozen food https://eepurl.com/IwWkz
Day 315 50 days left! https://eepurl.com/Iyyx9
Day 316 Find information on a complicated website https://eepurl.com/ICghL
Day 317 Color idioms https://eepurl.com/IFOvb
Day 318 An American accent https://eepurl.com/IKXJj
Day 319 “During” vs. “While” https://eepurl.com/IPPb9
Day 320 The weekend https://eepurl.com/IXGOD
Day 321 Deal with your speaking anxiety https://bit.ly/HWsg1Q
Day 322 Review https://eepurl.com/IYABr
Day 323 Prepare for important conversations https://eepurl.com/I1dYr
Day 324 New job titles https://eepurl.com/I7LGz
Day 325 Americanisms https://eepurl.com/I8Vcf
Day 326 The chemistry of cookies https://eepurl.com/JfQTv
Day 327 Asking for permission https://eepurl.com/JlEhb
Day 328 A movie review https://eepurl.com/JoHjD
Day 329 Your week in English https://eepurl.com/Jp6O1
Day 330 Open offices https://eepurl.com/Jq7UP
Day 331 Words that sound alike https://eepurl.com/JxO1r
Day 332 The history of Thanksgiving https://eepurl.com/JFzO5
Day 333 Talk about skilled trades https://eepurl.com/JE37H
Day 334 Listen for numbers and statistics https://eepurl.com/JNrrv
Day 335 Phrases for talking about the weather https://bit.ly/184S1Xk
Day 336 Review https://eepurl.com/JQgM5
Day 337 Drones https://eepurl.com/JWiEn
Day 338 Vocabulary to describe food https://eepurl.com/JWtIb
Day 339 Death and dying https://eepurl.com/J0-QH
Day 340 Good things https://eepurl.com/KcWpv
Day 341 The word “to” https://eepurl.com/KfRxP
Day 342 The Holidays https://eepurl.com/Kh-xT
Day 343 Just 3 weeks left! https://eepurl.com/KjWMr
Day 344 Talk about an Apprenticeship https://eepurl.com/KmE3z
Day 345 How the Internet is changing English https://eepurl.com/KrW_L
Day 346 Describe your feelings about the past https://eepurl.com/Kw1B1
Day 347 4 ways to use “like” https://eepurl.com/KFQSH
Day 348 Gift-giving https://eepurl.com/KHTtj
Day 349 How to end a conversation https://eepurl.com/KLrQb
Ok.
I’ll get in touch with Aaron – he runs the YearofEnglish.com website – and I’ll ask him how to gain access to old lessons, OK? I’ll get back to you later on!
And I joined the year of english very late:(Previous lessons i haven’t received.Is there is a chance to learn those lessons or not? Thanks for videos.I’ll do my best.
Hi Sweet Girl,
I’m pretty sure the YearofEnglish.com project is shutting down come next year, but you never know – maybe Aaron has planned something in relation to this, it remains to be seen!
Speaking of what to do if you haven’t got anyone to talk to – you can develop your fluency to a high level just by doing plenty of self-practice:
https://englishharmony.com/spoken-english-practice/
https://englishharmony.com/speaking-with-yourself/
https://englishharmony.com/prepare-for-important-conversations/
Regards,
Robby
Hi,Robby.I wonder that after 2013 I dont receive sny emails from the year of english? If there is noone to talk to,who i supposed to speak to,If you have little time during a day for english? I wanna get IELTS.Please,help me.
Best regards