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Sound More Fluent in English
Today we’re going to talk about 5 ways that you can sound more fluent and more like a native speaker. While it’s important to read your textbook, it can’t always teach you how native speakers pronounce phrases to sound more natural. Sometimes they don’t pronounce the whole word, sometimes
Fluently And Confidently Introduce Yourself in English
Hi Naturals! Today teacher Diane is going to talk about how to fluently and confidently introduce yourself in English to new colleagues, new classmates, or just anyone you meet. This is really important, because first impressions are everything. We’re going to go above and beyone just “Hi, my name
Transform Basic English into Native Speaker English
Do you ever wonder why you can understand your English teacher perfectly 99% of the time, but then you go into the real world and you’re like, “Is this English? I’ve studied for years and I don’t understand what people are saying.” Well, today we are going to help
21 Common English Speaking Mistakes
Today I’m going to share 21 of the most common English speaking mistakes. These are common mistakes that English learners make, but native English speakers also make them! You definitely want to get these everyday conversational phrases right so you can make your English more correct, more fluent, and
50 Advanced English Speaking Phrases
I am so excited today to bring you 50 advanced English phrases that will help you level up or advance your English. Are you ready? On the Fence On the fence means undecided. If you’re not on the left side of the fence, or the right side of the
Great Self-Introductions in English
Knowing how to do great self-introductions in English is really useful when you move to a new place, like I just did! It’s also good to know how to introduce yourself for job interviews, for networking, and for social events when you are making new friends. You never know
Avoid WILL – Future Tense Grammar Like a Native
The simple future tense in English is easy to make – just add the word “will” before the base form of the verb. And the verb is the same for all subjects! Easy, right? But “will” may not always be the best word to use to talk about the
How to Discuss Current Events in English
How can you discuss current events and news stories in English? When I was learning Spanish and Portuguese, I always felt lost when I heard people talking about current events. I couldn’t express myself fluently. Today, I’m going to share three tips with you that will help you learn how
Express Your Feelings in English
Why does it feel more difficult to express your feelings in English, or in any a foreign language? You can say, “I’m fine,” or “I’m okay,” but it just doesn’t feel the same as the way you can express yourself in your native language. How to Express Your Feelings in
Learn English Through Stories
Learning English doesn’t have to be painfully challenging and difficult – try learning English through stories! You can actually enjoy yourself and learn English quickly, with fluency, with stories. You don’t have to be bored in your English class, just learning from a textbook. I studied Spanish, Portuguese, and French
Think in English with Netflix Series
Hey, guys, it’s me, your American English teacher Gabby from Go Natural English! Do you want to improve your English exponentially? I’m really excited to talk to you about how you can improve your English skills using Netflix series! I’ve also written a worksheet to help you. If you follow
5 Tips to Understand and Speak Fast English
Being native-like with your English is not just about speaking – it’s also about being able to understand fast-talking native speakers. We tend to “eat” sounds, we tend to link sounds, and we tend to blend sounds together. I’m super-excited to share five advanced English pronunciation points and how you