Name: HOW TO SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY | 2 SIMPLE STEPS TO SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY & CONFIDENTLY LIKE A NATIVE
Uploaded: 2025-10-03T02:08:30.000Z
Duration: 17 min 53 s
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Hey, you've probably been studying English for a long time,

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You've gotten many books, you've taken many courses,

to be able to sound like a native English speaker

What if I told you there were two things,

only two things you needed in order to sound

like a native English speaker using two simple things.

Now, the R stands for reasons and it's part one.

So basically, today's lesson is going to teach you how

to give reasons and a story whenever you're speaking

So let's take a look at this reasons portion.

you want to give three reasons to support your answer,

Now remember, it doesn't matter what the topic is,

you always want to start with your reasons.

Each reason should be strong enough to support your opinion

After each reason, remember to add a bit more detail

This will help the listener understand you even more,

It's kind of like the Korean version of sushi.

oh, tell me why I'm asking for the reasons right

for the reasons, and many of them would say,

That is why you must master giving three reasons properly.

And this is because English fluency is all

about organizing your thoughts and being able

to clearly explain your position and ideas.

Well, using our formula, we have to start

First, I would say, to experience and learn

a response that a native English speaker would give.

But remember, I must support those reasons.

In my opinion, there are three reasons why people

like to travel to different places in their free time.

You see, this is actually an introduction statement.

that your response is organized and directly connected

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