This will help you speak with fewer pauses and express yourself
better!
But many students say...
“It’s too hard!
“I don’t know enough English words!”
“I need to think in my native language and translate.”
"I'm not advanced enough to do that."
Today I'm going to show you 4 simple steps to help you develop
the skill of thinking in English, without translating from your
native language. If you practice these steps, you will succeed and
you'll see a big improvement in your English :-)
I hope you can see that you don’t need to be super advanced to
learn to think in English – you can start today. Try one of the
four steps this week.
Thinking in English is a very important skill for fluency, but
you’ll need a lot of other skills, too – like a strong vocabulary,
clear pronunciation, listening comprehension, and the ability to
understand common phrasal verbs and idioms in English.
You can improve all your skills inside our courses
at Espresso English, because we have courses that
focus on each specific area of the language!