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Speaking in English.
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Difficult, isn't it?
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But don't worry, I'm here to help.
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Welcome back to English with Catherine.
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As you can see, I have a new filming spot.
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How exciting!
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Today, I'm going to give you three tips to help with your speaking.
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This video will be really useful for IELTS, specifically the speaking section, and hopefully it will give you motivation and inspiration to get better at speaking English.
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Don't forget to watch to the end of the video because we have a wonderful word of the week.
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Advanced level and IELTS friendly.
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What are we waiting for?
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Let's get started!
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Start with sound.
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Sound is something you can hear.
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When you're speaking, you're making a sound.
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Your ears are the secret to learning how to speak in English.
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Forget reading, forget writing for this.
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Focus on listening to people speaking in English.
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Listening is the key.
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Because speaking is the most primitive form of communication.
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Okay, it's very basic.
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It's what you learn when you're a baby.
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As human beings, we learn through imitation and doing.
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Your learning conditions for how to speak should never be quiet.
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there should be sound always.
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Here are my recommendations: If you're someone that's interested in music, like me, listen to interviews with musicians.
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You will hear them speaking, using natural conversation, and you'll naturally learn Lots of vocabulary to do with music.
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I'll put some recommendations in the description box because I love music so much and these interviews are just so so good.
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If you're interested in nature and the outdoors, you should watch an interview with David Attenborough.
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one of my heroes.
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He speaks with the RP accent, so really good for your ear.
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Again, I'll put an interview link in the description box.
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If you're interested in books and reading and literature, try watching an interview of a lovely author from Britain.
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And for general learning, guys, you have got to check out Diary of a CEO.
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It's so amazing because there are lots of different interviews with different experts and professionals, and you learn about all these different subjects.
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It's so good.
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There's never been a better time to learn how to speak English
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because the internet gives you access to all of these sources.
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The internet is the best thing since sliced bread.
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And while you're listening, try to make a note of vocabulary, listen out for their accent, their pronunciation, try to imitate them,
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rewind it, listen to it again, That's the beauty of YouTube, you can easily do that.
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By doing this, you will be learning real life English.
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English that is in use, that people are using to communicate with each other.
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You will learn natural English in conversation form.
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You will also learn pronunciation.
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And you will learn vocabulary in context.
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Please don't think you can learn how to speak by picking up a textbook.
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It's not going to give you the results that you need, unfortunately.
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Tip number two: word communities.
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What do I mean by that?
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A word community is two to four words that all relate to each other.
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This is much more effective than learning just one word.
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You need to learn about the community of that word.
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This will really help your fluency.
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Because fluency is related to vocabulary, how many words you have in order to express yourself.
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you're not limited to just one word to try to communicate like Eats.
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want eat that would be very basic fluency but if you said I fancy a bite to eat I
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That would be more advanced level fluency.
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Let's look at some word communities.
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Take the word 'rain' for example.
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Rain, a lovely word, I love the rain.
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Which words tend to come with rain?
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I wonder if you know any of them?
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First one is heavy.
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When it's raining a lot, we don't say "There's a lot of rain" or "There's big rain" No!
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We say "heavy rain" We also say "tipping it down" tipping it down.
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This is an expression to do with very heavy rain.
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What you're doing is you're not only just learning the word rain, you're learning about the community that surrounds that word.
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It will make you much more fluent whenever you have to talk about the rain.
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Take music for example.
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Let's look at the word community of music.
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download we download music that comes with music experimental music that's a type of music
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that is a little bit different to mainstream
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or regular style music we make music as well we make it we don't do music we make it okay
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so every time you learn a new word try and learn the word community for that word.
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One more example would be shopping.
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Shopping spree is when you go shopping for lots of things so you go on a shopping spree.
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Late night shopping, that's shopping in the evening, which is quite rare here in the UK because shops usually close at about 5 or 6.
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Sometimes they stay open late, and you can go late night shopping.
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some homework for you, pick something that you really love like a river or some beautiful scene like a sunset,
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try to learn all the words that come with that word.
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So if it's the sea that you love, Think of all the words that are connected to the C.
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The result of doing this is that you'll be able to talk about lots of different topics, because you'll know all the vocabulary connected to that topic.
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Choose topics that you're interested in, and then when you have conversation, you're more likely to be able to talk about that topic.
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in an advanced, fluent way.
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Tip number three: Forget comfort.
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I'm sorry guys, comfort can be a wonderful thing, but when it comes to learning how to speak in English, comfort is not important.
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What I mean is, leave your comfort zone.
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That means take risks, do things that you would never usually do.
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You need to be speaking in English as much as you can, in any situation that is available to you.
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Do you know why this is important?
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because it gives you confidence.
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Confidence is the key to fluency.
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I see it in my students when I teach them.
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When they feel confident and empowered They are so fluent!
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It's almost like a button has been turned on.
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English is flowing out of their mouth.
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Do one single action that will give you confidence.
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This could be attending an English class where it's mainly focused on speaking, striking up a conversation with someone in a shop, Just go for it, honestly, you won't regret it.
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This could be just simply speaking to others whenever you can.
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At the bus stop when you're waiting for the train, Any way that you can, just go for it.
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Do the scary thing, guys.
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Just do it.
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Or you could just book a class with me and I'll give you confidence.
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Using English in the real world.
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I know that we all exist kind of online now, and that in itself is a comfort zone by the way.
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The online world is a massive comfort zone.
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The real world is outside your door.
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You just have to leave your house and you'll be in the real world.
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And that's where you should be speaking English.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for the word of the week.
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Are you excited?
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Iridescent!
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Do you know what that means?
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This is related to colour, when something is actually two colours at the same time.
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From one angle it's maybe blue, and from another angle it's green.
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This could be a good word to describe ducks.
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Ducks are one of my favourite animals and on their neck it is quite iridescent because it shines blue and green.
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depending on which angle the duck is in.
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Actually, this word is great for nature.
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So if you're choosing the topic of nature to learn, learning lots of word communities in nature,
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iridescent is a great word that connects to ducks and also fish.
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You know the beautiful scales of a fish?
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They shine different colours.
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That's iridescent.
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Peacock feathers are also iridescent.
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You also get this effect on a butterfly's wings.
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If you're interested in jewelry, iridescent is a great adjective for some of the gemstones like moonstone, like opal.
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The pronunciation is kind of interesting.
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There's a silent C, okay, so don't pronounce the C.
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It's just iridescent.
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Iridescent.
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Make sure you stress Dess.
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era I hope you enjoyed my video guys!
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I hope it's given you some motivation to learn how to speak better English.
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With trying to achieve anything difficult, it's really worth breaking it down into sections and stages, so that you don't get overwhelmed by how difficult it is.
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And these three tips I think are really good steps to learning how to be more fluent.
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If you enjoyed my video let me know in the comments.
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Please, I love reading all your comments, it's so amazing.
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You can also follow me on Instagram, just type in English with Catherine and you'll find me.
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I love helping you guys and I want to do that in the most efficient way.
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So anything that you're struggling with, put it in the comments and I'll definitely read it and take it on board.
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Wishing you a wonderful weekend with lots of English speaking.
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I'll see you next Friday.
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Bye.

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