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ALWAYS LEARN

VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT!

RULE #1.


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A powerful technique for effortlessly

learning grammar structures.

Georgiana



What is grammar?




Grammar is a set of rules that explains how to use a language and

has many complicated concepts like:

Prepositions, tenses, conditionals, third person, subjunctive, passive form, and rules which try to

tell us how to use the language.



The problem is that grammar rules are usually too complicated and very confusing, and this

doesn’t help when you try to speak.

The result of this is frustrated students who after

years of effort can’t speak English fluently.


So, my favorite rule is:

DON’T STUDY GRAMMAR RULES.

DON’T STUDY GRAMMAR RULES.




It’a huge mistake!

Don’t base your English learning

on mastering grammar.

You’ll waste money, energy and time.



You speak your own language effortlessly, without making mistakes and without thinking

about grammar. You do it automatically.

Automatize your speaking.

That’s the goal you should have:



Does it mean that grammar is completely useless?

Not exactly. Grammar can be useful in

order to improve your writing skills,

and to check minor aspects.

If you wish to improve your speaking skills, grammar is

not the answer.



Now, I’d like to show you a powerful technique to deeply

learn grammar structures.

I call it Point of View mini-story.



How does it work?


You read and listen to the same story

from different grammar points of view.


This way you can naturally notice how

the past and future tenses change.

For example, I tell the same story in the

past and then in the future.

This idea can be applied for singular and plural,

the first and third person, and other combinations.

Let me show you an example from one of the

lessons. This is just small part of the lesson:

In my premium English courses,

I use the Point of view technique.



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I tell the same story in the past and

then in the future.


It seems simple, but it’s a

very powerful technique!



DON’T STUDY GRAMMAR RULES!

USE THE POINT OF VIEW TECHNIQUE.

RULE #2.


I will talk about how to learn English in-depth, so that you can apply what you've

learned without forgetting it.

Georgiana

Ok, tomorrow’s lesson will be very interesting.



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