Speak English with Confidence Today
- Do you ever feel frustrated with your English level after having spent years studying the language?
- Do you ever feel like you will never sound like a native?
- Have you ever felt embarrassed for having to ask someone to repeat something again?
If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you’ve found the right course.
Speak English with Confidence Today offers valuable insight and tips for English language students from a professional English tutor and native English speaker in the United States.
With more than two years of experience as an English tutor, I have spoken with thousands of students from around the world. Many of them share the same challenges as you. They’ve spent years studying grammar but still lack the confidence they need to communicate in English with their clients and colleagues or while traveling abroad. I created this course to inspire and uplift students to overcome these challenges in order to achieve their goals.
In this course, I will share the tips and secrets that I wish all non-native English speakers knew.
This course offers 12 insightful tips and secrets that will change your perspective and inspire you today. And the best part of all? Each lecture is presented in a fun and conversational manner, like we’re two friends having lattes at Starbucks.
At the end of this course, you feel inspired and motivated to continue your English learning journey and to smash your goals today. Today will be the last day that you feel hesitant, embarrassed or frustrated when speaking English.
Speak English with confidence TODAY!
Speak with Confidence Today
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Tip 1: Don't worry about your accent"I want to lose my accent!"
"How can I reduce my accent?"
"Help me get rid of my accent!"
Do any of these sound like you? In this lecture, we will explore the relative importance of losing your accent.
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Tip 2: Ask them if they understand you
Have you ever asked yourself, "Why don't people understand me when I speak English?" In this lecture, we will discuss what you can do when others don't seem to understand your English.
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Tip 3: No one will correct you
In this lecture, we will discuss some of the reasons why a native English speaker may not always correct your grammar or pronunciation mistakes.
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Tip 4: Don't be afraid to make mistakes
In an ideal world, we would all be able to avoid grammar and pronunciation mistakes while speaking English. In this lecture, we will discuss how English learners can find freedom after they accept that mistakes are inevitable.
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Tip 5: Don't be afraid to ask for clarification
What?
In this lecture, we'll discuss strategies for asking someone to repeat themselves.
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Tip 6: Don't say "I don't speak English"
In this lecture, we will talk about why you should eliminate the phrase "my English is bad" from your vocabulary.
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Tip 7: Adults can master English
Yes, you can learn a foreign language at an older age! In this lecture, we will dispel a common misperception about language learning acquisition.
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Tip 8: You're not the first non-native speaker I've ever met
In this lecture, we will look at some of the common attitudes towards non-native English speakers in the United States.
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Tip 9: There are more of you than there are of us
In this lecture, we will discuss the importance of learning how to communicate with other non-native English speakers around the world.
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Tip 10: "Success" doesn't always require fluency or a perfect accent
Here in the US, successful non-native English speakers are all around us. In this lecture, we will discuss why you shouldn't allow your English fluency level or accent to be a "glass ceiling."
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Tip 11: Learn to love what you hate
Millionaire entrepreneur Grant Cardone once said, "If you learn to love the thing that you hate, you might find a big gift in it." In this lecture, we will discuss why you should "fall in love" with your English language journey.
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Tip 12: Embrace your "English" persona
Can you have different personalities in different languages? Some studies say the answer to that question is yes. In this lecture, we'll talk why you should use this to your advantage.
