The document provides tips for improving English fluency by training your brain to think in English. It recommends stopping translation from Spanish to English and instead naming objects in your environment in English daily. For pronunciation, it suggests using online dictionaries. It advises using learner's dictionaries instead of translators when you don't know how to say something. The tips also include thinking about whole sentences and processes, changing daily activities like phone language and to-do lists to English, keeping track of English practice, and recapping your day in English before sleeping. The goal is to make thinking in English a habit through consistent challenges.
The document provides tips for improving English fluency by training your brain to think in English. It recommends stopping translation from Spanish to English and instead naming objects in your environment in English daily. For pronunciation, it suggests using online dictionaries. It advises using learner's dictionaries instead of translators when you don't know how to say something. The tips also include thinking about whole sentences and processes, changing daily activities like phone language and to-do lists to English, keeping track of English practice, and recapping your day in English before sleeping. The goal is to make thinking in English a habit through consistent challenges.
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Steps that Spanish speakers should follow to become more fluent in English.
The document provides tips for improving English fluency by training your brain to think in English. It recommends stopping translation from Spanish to English and instead naming objects in your environment in English daily. For pronunciation, it suggests using online dictionaries. It advises using learner's dictionaries instead of translators when you don't know how to say something. The tips also include thinking about whole sentences and processes, changing daily activities like phone language and to-do lists to English, keeping track of English practice, and recapping your day in English before sleeping. The goal is to make thinking in English a habit through consistent challenges.
The document provides tips for improving English fluency by training your brain to think in English. It recommends stopping translation from Spanish to English and instead naming objects in your environment in English daily. For pronunciation, it suggests using online dictionaries. It advises using learner's dictionaries instead of translators when you don't know how to say something. The tips also include thinking about whole sentences and processes, changing daily activities like phone language and to-do lists to English, keeping track of English practice, and recapping your day in English before sleeping. The goal is to make thinking in English a habit through consistent challenges.
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Improve your fluency in
ENGLISH TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE MRS. ADRIANA NAVARRETE TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
Stop translating things from Spanish into English.
First step: think about isolated words to name objects around you in English
Right now, think about three items near you
Is there anything you don´t know how to say? Write it down and learn it. Do this daily. You could even tag some objects at home. Pronunciation
If you are not sure about pronunciation…
use an online dictionary
use Youglish Type Youglish in your search engine Take some time in Word naming Whenever you are in a new environment, name the objects around you. At home, name objects in the different rooms Outside,notice things when you travel by car or go for a walk. If you are curious, you will learn a lot! Second step: think about a complete sentence If you don´t know how to say something,use a learner´s dictionary instead of a translator. Merriam Webster Oxford Cambridge In this way, you express the terms and paraphrase instead of just translating from Spanish into English Learn to use a learner`s dictionary instead of using an online translator AVOID USING A TRANSLATOR BECAUSE…. There are numerous problems with online translators, but the most important is quite simply that they cannot understand context, so for any word that has more that one possible translation - which is the majority of words - the translator cannot know which meaning is required. Take some time thinking about whole sentences
You need to be determined
and remember to do this every day. It could be only a few minutes… Third step: think about a process that you have done For example, think about joining a video conference: First, I looked for the link the teacher sent Then I clicked on the link I waited to have access Finally, I got into the video conference. What other examples can you think of? Fourth Step: change Set you phone into English some things in your language. daily life into English Do a “to do list” in English. Switch your calendar in English. Read news , write a journal. Narrate something you are doing in English. Learn how to do something you like in English. Fifth step: Keep track of what you do Write down what you do in order to train your brain to think in English. Make it a habit! Sixth step: recap your day
Before you fall asleep, think about what you did that day. CHALLENGE!
“There are no negatives in life, only challenges to overcome that will
make you stronger.” Eric Bates. “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” Helen Keller “Those who overcome great challenges will be changed, and often in unexpected ways.” Steve Goodier