Name: SPEAK ENGLISH LIKE A NATIVE USING THIS SIMPLE RULE
Uploaded: 2023-12-15T17:20:59.000Z
Duration: 16 min 47 s
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As an English learner, your goal is to speak English like a native English

speaker, but there's something you have never been taught, something that

You see, when native English speakers are in high school and college, we

are actually taught a simple rule of threes, and this is the rule I'm going

to teach you today and help you apply it so that you can sound like me.

Now, this rule that I am referring to is actually something my

The rule goes like this, provide enough support for your thoughts,

ideas, and opinions by giving three details, three examples.

Now I wanna show you how you can apply this rule.

The first part of this rule focuses on the important details of the topic.

In other words, you want to help your listener visualize

In this first example, here's the first part.

Let's say the topic is winter, winter weather, and someone says, tell me

Now remember, we are working with the first part of the.

So here are the details you could give your response like this, my hometown

is known for its cold weather, but what happens when you add the three details?

Blizzard detail number two, five feet of snow and detail.

Now again, the basic response is my hometown is known for its cold weather.

But how will that response change when we add the three details?

This is what the response will look like.

Now, my hometown is known for its cold weather.

I live in upstate New York, and just recently we got a lot of snow.

The news actually said it was a blizzard and one day over five feet of snow fell.

You suddenly started to visualize that day.

Now let me explain some of the words and expressions that I used.

The first one that I wanna explain to you, just to make

Now, a blizzard is just a severe snowstorm with high winds and low visibility.

Again, it's hard to see because there's so much snow coming down.

Now the next thing I said was freezing cold.

If you say that something is freezing or freezing cold, you are emphasizing

So again, I gave three details that helped you visualize what I was

So again, part one of the rule is, Details, giving three details

to help support your idea, your thought, or your opinion.

So the second part of this rule focuses on examples of the topic, the

In other words, you want to help your listener understand more by giving.

Again, we're talking about winter weather.

Tell me about the weather in your hometown.

My hometown is known for its cold weather, but now remember

We're discussing by giving three examples how we can speak English

Example number one, snowball fights with my siblings every winter.

Example number two, building snowmen after a big snow storm.

And example number three, racking up money from shoveling

So all of a sudden we have three different examples, three different example

Now here's the response, including the three example.

My hometown is known for its cold weather.

The snow helps us make so many memories as kids.

I remember having snowball fights with my siblings every winter example, number one.

Then we would build snowmen after every big snow storm example number.

We would even rack up money from shoveling driveways in our neighborhood.

You see how my response expanded as I gave three examples to support my

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