Learn English: 300% Faster – 69 English Tips to Speak English Like a Native English Speaker!

(I promised 69 tips. So all the rest are bonus tips!)
70. Read a book, where you have already seen the movie version
71. Aim to understand most of it, don’t worry about understanding every single word

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Chapter 21: Push Yourself from Simple Practice to Real Conversational Mastery
"Do your work with your whole heart, and you will succeed – there's so little competition."
– Elbert
Hubbard
Ok, this step is a little tricky to define. But it is an important shift in the way you think and act when
you practice English. It makes a very big difference when you are already quite advanced and you
really want to push on into that top tier of English speaking skill. If you are at a lower level, please
ignore this chapter.
As you practice (daily, I hope) begin to push yourself so that you are playing with the language. When
you prepare for your daily practice in speaking, bring lists of topics and situations you want to talk
about or role play with your conversation partner.
And the key is to really throw yourself into it. Try to express things in interesting ways. Have fun with
it, argue, suddenly express things with passion, go off on tangents and talk about something else
suddenly – just because you thought of it.
In other words, start speaking like you do in real life conversation.
Many students fall into a trap of just trying to get through an English lesson or an English practice
session by saying what they have to say and not much more. Don’t be that person.
Really start to push yourself and play around in your English-speaking sessions. Become
experimental, and you will truly start to feel that you have a control over this language. You will
begin to grow real confidence. And most importantly, you will get better – much better. And very
quickly too.
This ability to push yourself and experiment as you practice is what separates the English language
learner from the English language master. Choose to become the master. You can do it.
The next chapter will give you a very nice little trick on how to sound like a native speaker when you
talk, from as early as possible.
Key Tips

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72. To become more advanced, start playing with the language, express idle thoughts in
creative ways, go off on tangents in conversation, experiment

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