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Before you start work today, give English 20 quiet minutes.
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20 minutes before work?
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That sounds useful.
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But my morning is always busy.
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I know.
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Many people feel busy in the morning.
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But this lesson is not about hard study.
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It is about warming up your English brain.
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Warming up?
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Like before exercise?
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Exactly.
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Before running, you warm up your body.
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Before using English, you can warm up your brain, your ears, and your mouth.
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That makes sense, but I usually wake up, check my phone, drink coffee, and hurry to work.
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Then this episode is for you.
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You can listen while making coffee, getting dressed, eating breakfast, or walking to the office.
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So I do not need to sit at a desk?
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No, you do not need a desk.
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You only need a small morning habit.
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A small habit feels easier than a big study plan.
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Yes, big study plans often fail because they feel too heavy.
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Small habits work because they fit into your real life.
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I like that.
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I want English to fit into my life, not fight with my life.
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Beautiful.
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Today, we will practice English you can use before work.
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Simple sentences, natural phrases, and small speaking reactions.
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I need that.
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When I get to work and someone speaks English, my brain is not ready.
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That is very common.
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Your brain needs a gentle switch.
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A switch?
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Yes, like turning on a light.
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In the morning, your English light may still be off.
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This lesson helps you turn it on slowly.
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My English light is usually very weak in the morning.
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That is okay.
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We will turn it on step by step.
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What should I say first?
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Start with your morning.
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Say, I'm getting ready for work.
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I'm getting ready for work.
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Good.
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Get ready for means prepare for something.
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So I can say, I'm getting ready for my meeting.
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Perfect!
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Or, I'm getting ready for a busy day.
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I'm getting ready for a busy day.
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Very natural!
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Now say, I'm making coffee.
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I'm making coffee.
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I'm having breakfast.
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I'm having breakfast.
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I'm checking my schedule.
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I'm checking my schedule.
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Great!
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These are simple morning sentences.
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They help your brain connect English with real actions.
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So when I do something, I can name it in English.
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Exactly.
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You are not studying random words.
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You are using English to describe your life.
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That feels more natural.
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Yes.
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Natural English often begins with real life.
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What are you doing now?
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How do you feel?
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What will you do next?
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Okay.
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I am making coffee.
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I feel sleepy.
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I will go to work soon.
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Excellent!
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Very clear and useful.
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But is it too simple?
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No. Simple is not bad.
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Simple is the base.
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If the base is strong, your English becomes more natural.
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I think I understand.
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I do not need difficult sentences in the morning.
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Right!
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You need easy sentences that wake up your English.
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Wake up my English.
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I like that.
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Let's practice a useful pattern.
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I need to.
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I need to.
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I need to leave soon.
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I need to check my email.
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I need to prepare for a meeting.
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Prepare means get ready.
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If you prepare for a meeting, you may read notes, check files, or think about what to say.
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Good.
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You can also say, I have to.
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I have to leave now.
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I have to leave now.
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I have to finish this report.
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I have to finish this report.
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Need to and have to are both useful.
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Have to can feel a little stronger.
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So I have to leave now sounds more urgent.
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Yes.
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Urgent means you need to do it quickly or soon.
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I have to leave now.
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I am running late.
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Very natural.
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I'm running late means you may be late.
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I'm running late.
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I say that a lot in real life.
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Many people do.
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Now make it polite.
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Sorry, I'm running late.
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Sorry, I'm running late.
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Add one more sentence.
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I'll be there soon.
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Sorry, I'm running late.
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I'll be there soon.
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Perfect!
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This is useful before work, before meetings, and before meeting friends.
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It sounds like real English, not textbook English.
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That is the goal.
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Real, simple, repeatable English.
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Can we practice more workday sentences? Of course.
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Say, I have a lot to do today.
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I have a lot to do today.
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It means your day is full of tasks.
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Task means a thing I need to do?
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Yes.
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A task can be an email, a meeting, a call, or a report.
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I have a lot of tasks today.
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Good.
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More natural.
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I have a lot to do today.
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I have a lot to do today.
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Another useful sentence.
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I want to start the day calmly.
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I want to start the day calmly.
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Calmly means in a quiet and peaceful way.
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I want to start the day calmly, but my phone does not help.
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True!
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Phones often make the morning noisy.
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Yes.
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I check one message, then ten minutes disappear.
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Then try this sentence.
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I will check my phone later.
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I will check my phone later.
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Or, I want to focus for 20 minutes.
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I want to focus for 20 minutes.
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Focus means put your attention on one thing.
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I want to focus on English for 20 minutes.
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Excellent!
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That is a strong morning sentence.
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I want to focus on English for 20 minutes.
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Now let's practice small self-talk before work.
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Self-talk means what I say to myself, right?
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Yes.
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Self-talk can help you start the day with a better feeling.
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My morning self-talk is usually, Oh no, I'm late.
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Let's make it kinder.
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Say, I can start slowly.
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I can start slowly.
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I do not need to be perfect.
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I do not need to be perfect.
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I can learn a little before work.
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I can learn a little before work.
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A little practice is still practice.
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A little practice is still practice.
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Very good.
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These sentences help you reduce pressure.
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Reduce pressure means make pressure smaller.
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Exactly.
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When pressure is smaller, learning feels easier.
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I always put pressure on myself.
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I think, if I cannot study for one hour, then I should not study.
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That is a common trap.
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Trap means something that catches me?
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Yes.
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A trap makes you stuck.
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The one-hour trap is dangerous because it makes you forget the value of 10 minutes or 20 minutes.
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So 20 minutes before work still counts.
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Absolutely!
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It counts!
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It matters!
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I can say, 20 minutes still counts!
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Perfect!
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Repeat that!
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20 minutes still counts.
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Now let's use English to plan your workday.
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That sounds practical.
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Practical means useful in real life.
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Practical.
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I need practical English.
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Say, first, I will check my email.
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First, I will check my email.
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Then, I will join a meeting.
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Then, I will join a meeting.
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After that, I will finish my report.
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After that, I will finish my report.
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If I have time, I will take a short break.
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If I have time, I will take a short break.
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Excellent!
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These words help you organize your day.
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First, then, after that, if I have time.
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I can use them in speaking and writing.
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Yes, they make your English clearer.
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Can I say, first, I drink coffee.
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Then, I check email.
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After that, I go to the meeting.
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Yes, even that is useful.
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Try a smoother version.
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First, I drink my coffee.
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Then, I check my email.
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After that, I go to a meeting.
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First, I drink my coffee.
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Then, I check my email.
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After that, I go to a meeting.
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Great!
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Now add feeling, I feel a little nervous, but I'm ready.
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I feel a little nervous, but I'm ready.
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That sentence is very useful before work, before presentations, and before English conversations.
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I feel a little nervous, but I'm ready.
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The word ready does not mean perfect.
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It means you can begin. That helps.
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I am never perfect, but I can be ready.
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Exactly.
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Natural English grows when you begin again and again.
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Can we talk about natural English?
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What does it really mean?
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Good question.
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Natural English means English that sounds simple, clear, and real.
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It is not only correct.
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It also fits the situation.
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So if I say, I am now consuming breakfast, it may be correct, but not natural?
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Exactly, most people say.
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I'm having breakfast.
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I'm having breakfast.
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Much easier.
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Natural English often uses common verbs.
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Have, get, take, make, go, do, check.
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Common verbs are not weak.
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Not weak at all.
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They are powerful because people use them every day.
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Can you give examples?
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Sure. Have coffee.
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Get ready.
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Take a break.
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Make a plan.
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Go to work.
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Do my best.
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Check my email. Have coffee.
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Get ready.
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Take a break.
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Make a plan.
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Go to work.
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Do my best.
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Check my email.
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Excellent!
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These are small chunks.
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Chunks again.
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A group of words that often go together.
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Correct!
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If you learn chunks, you do not need to build every sentence word by word.
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That saves time in my brain.
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Yes.
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And before work, your brain needs easy roads.
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Easy roads for English.
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Exactly!
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Let's practice common work chunks.
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I'm ready.
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Check my email.
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Check my email.
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Join a meeting.
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Join a meeting.
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Take notes.
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Take notes.
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Send a message Make a quick call Finish a report Take a short break
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Ask for help Good!
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Now put them into sentences
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I need to check my email Great I have to join a meeting Good I will take notes during the meeting Excellent!
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I need to send a message to my co-worker.
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Very natural.
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I might take a short break after lunch.
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Nice!
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Might means maybe.
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I might take a short break.
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Good.
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It is softer than I will.
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So if I am not sure, I can use might.
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Exactly!
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I might leave early.
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I might call you later.
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I might need more time.
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I might need more time.
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Very useful at work.
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If a task is difficult, say, I might need more time.
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I might need more time.
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If you need help, say, Can I ask you something?
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Can I ask you something?
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That is a polite way to start a question.
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Can I ask you something?
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I might need more time.
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Good.
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You can also say, Could you help me with this?
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Could you help me with this?
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Could you sounds polite.
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Help me with this means help me with this task, problem, or file.
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Could you help me with this file?
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Perfect.
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If you do not understand, say, can you explain that again?
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Can you explain that again?
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Or softer, sorry, can you explain that again?
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Sorry, can you explain that again?
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Excellent!
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These phrases make you look active, not weak.
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Really?
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I worry that asking again makes me look bad.
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Asking clearly is professional!
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Pretending to understand can create problems.
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Pretending means acting like something is true?
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Yes, if you pretend to understand, you act like you understand, but you do not.
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I do that sometimes because I feel embarrassed.
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Many learners do, but a better phrase is, I want to make sure I understand.
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I want to make sure I understand.
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This sounds careful and professional.
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I want to make sure I understand.
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Can you explain that again?
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Excellent!
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That is very useful.
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It sounds much better than just saying, I don't know.
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Yes, you are showing effort and clarity.
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Clarity means being clear?
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Correct.
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At work, clarity is very important.
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English clarity, not perfect English.
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Exactly.
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Now let's practice a short morning workplace conversation.
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Okay, I will try.
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Good morning.
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How are you today?
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Good morning.
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I'm a little tired, but I'm ready.
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Nice!
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Do you have a lot to do today?
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Yes, I have a lot to do today.
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What will you do first?
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First, I will check my email, then I will join a meeting.
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Great!
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Can you finish the report today?
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I might need more time.
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Very good!
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Can you explain why?
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I want to make sure I do it well.
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Excellent!
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That is natural and professional.
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I can use this in real life.
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Yes, you can.
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These are not fancy sentences.
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They are working sentences.
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Working sentences.
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They do real work.
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Exactly.
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Now let's talk about morning confidence.
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Confidence is hard for me, especially in English.
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Confidence does not always come before speaking.
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Sometimes, confidence comes after small speaking practice.
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So, I practice first, then I feel more confident.
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Yes.
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Before work, say three simple lines out loud. Which lines?
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I can speak slowly.
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I can ask again.
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I can use simple English.
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I can speak slowly.
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I can ask again.
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I can use simple English.
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Beautiful!
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These lines prepare your mind.
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I feel less pressure when I say, I can use simple English.
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Good!
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Simple English is enough for many situations.
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I can use simple English at work.
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Yes, you can greet people, ask questions, explain tasks, and ask for help.
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I do not need to sound perfect.
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Right!
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You need to be clear, polite, and calm.
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Clear, polite, and calm.
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Let's practice that.
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Clear means simple.
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Polite means respectful.
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Calm means not panicking.
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Clear, polite, and calm.
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Instead of saying a long, nervous sentence, say, Sorry, I have a question.
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Then say, Could you explain this part?
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Very good.
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Instead of panicking when you are busy, say, I'm working on it.
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That means I am doing it now.
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If you need more time, say, I need a little more time.
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I need a little more time.
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If something is finished, say, It's done.
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It's done.
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If you will send something soon, say, I'll send it soon.
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I'll send it soon.
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Good!
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Now combine them.
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I'm working on it.
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I'll send it soon.
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I'm working on it.
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I'll send it soon.
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I need a little more time.
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I want to make sure it's right.
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I need a little more time.
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I want to make sure it's right.
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Excellent!
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That is useful and professional.
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I feel like work English can be simple.
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It can.
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Many work moments repeat every day.
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Like email, meetings, reports, questions, and small talk.
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Exactly.
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If you practice the repeated moments, English becomes more natural.
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Repeated moments.
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That is important.
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Yes.
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You do not need all English today.
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You need the English that appears again and again.
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The English that appears again and again.
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Now let's do a mini morning shadowing practice.
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Sounds good.
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Repeat after me.
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I'm getting ready for work.
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I'm getting ready for work.
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I want to start the day calmly.
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I want to start the day calmly.
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I have a lot to do today.
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I have a lot to do today.
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First, I will check my email.
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First, I will check my email.
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Then I will join a meeting.
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I might need more time.
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Could you help me with this?
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I want to make sure I understand.
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I'm working on it.
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I'll send it soon.
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I can use simple English.
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Great!
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Now, if you are listening before work, choose one line for today.
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Only one line?
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Yes, one line is enough.
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If you use one real sentence today, your English becomes more alive.
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More alive!
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I like that!
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English on paper is useful, but English in your day is powerful.
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I want to use I want to make sure I understand.
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Excellent choice!
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It is polite, clear, and useful.
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I want to make sure I understand.
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Now let's imagine your morning.
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You drink coffee.
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You listen for 20 minutes.
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You repeat a few lines.
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Then you start work.
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That sounds peaceful.
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And your English brain is already awake.
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Not perfect, but awake.
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Exactly!
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Not perfect, but awake.
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That is enough.
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Sometimes I think I need to study at night because morning is too short.
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Night study can be good.
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but Morning English gives you one special benefit.
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What benefit?
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You can use it right away.
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If you hear a phrase before work, you may use it at work the same day.
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That makes it easier to remember.
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Yes, your brain thinks, this phrase belongs to my life.
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This phrase belongs to my life.
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Very good.
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That is how English becomes natural.
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Not by memorizing alone, but by meeting the phrase in real life.
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Exactly!
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Listen, repeat, notice, use.
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Notice means pay attention.
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Maybe you hear a co-worker say, I'm working on it!
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Then you think, Oh, I know that phrase!
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That moment feels good.
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Yes, those small moments build confidence.
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Small moments build confidence.
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Now let's review today's most useful phrases.
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I'm ready.
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I'm getting ready for work.
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I want to focus on English for 20 minutes.
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I have a lot to do today.
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I'm running late.
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I'll be there soon.
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First, I will check my email.
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Then, I will join a meeting.
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I might need more time.
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Could you help me with this?
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Sorry, can you explain that again?
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I want to make sure I understand.
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I'm working on it.
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I'll send it soon.
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I can speak slowly.
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I can ask again.
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I can use simple English.
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I can speak slowly.
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I can ask again.
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I can use simple English.
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Very nice.
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How do you feel now?
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More ready.
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Not fully ready, but more ready.
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That is perfect.
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More ready is a real feeling.
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You do not need to jump from zero to perfect.
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I just need to move one step.
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Yes, one step before work, one phrase before a meeting, one calm breath before speaking.
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One calm breath before speaking.
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That is a good reminder.
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English becomes natural when it appears in your normal day, before coffee, before work, before a meeting, before sending a message.
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So I should not wait for a perfect study time.
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Right!
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Use the time you already have.
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20 minutes before work.
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Exactly!
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20 minutes can wake up your ears!
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20 minutes can wake up your mouth!
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20 minutes can wake up your confidence!
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And 20 minutes still counts.
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Yes, it counts.
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If you do this often, English will slowly feel less strange.
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It will slowly feel more natural.
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Exactly.
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Slowly, gently, and clearly.
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I can do that.
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Before you go to work today, choose one sentence and carry it with you.
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Carry it with me.
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Yes, keep it in your mind.
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Use it when you need it.
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My sentence is, I can use simple English.
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Beautiful choice.
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Say it one more time.
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I can use simple English.
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And that is enough to begin.
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Thank you.
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I feel like my English light is on now.
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Good.
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Go start your day calmly.
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Speak slowly if you need to.
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Ask again if you need to.
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Use simple English proudly.
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I will.
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See you in the next lesson.
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See you next time.
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And remember, before work, a little English can make the whole day feel different.
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Verwende das Video für ein einfaches shadow speak-Training: 1. Höre einen Satz 2-3 Mal zu. Achte auf die Intonation und die Geschwindigkeit. 2. Spreche sofort hinterher – so schnell wie möglich. Versuche, die Rhythmus zu kopieren. 3. Nimm dich auf. Vergleiche deine Aufnahme mit dem Original, um Unterschiede in der Englischen Aussprache zu erkennen. Wiederhole dies morgens bei Kaffee kochen oder sich anziehen – so wird es zu einem unkomplizierten Habit. Kleine Schritte, große Wirkung: Dein Englisch-Brain wird langsam aktiviert, und du bist bereit, wenn du am Arbeitsplatz Englisch sprichst.
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.