How to Speak English Without Making Grammar Mistakes

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  @EnglishSpeakingSuccess · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @BeLikeNative · 5 months ago

  The point about practicing one rule at a time is smart. Something I&apos;d add is that writing is actually the best way to internalize grammar rules before speaking because you have time to think about structure. Speaking is real-time and stressful. Writing lets you practice the same patterns at your own pace. I&apos;m the developer behind BeLikeNative and this is exactly why I built it. You write something, hit a shortcut, and it shows you how a native speaker would phrase it. That feedback loop trains your instincts faster than memorizing rules.

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  @SenpaiZzzZ-h6q · 1 year ago

  Video starts from <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaNe5rwUXgw&amp;t=251">4:11</a> 😅😅😅

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  @minaaiuanh · 1 year ago

  1. One rule at a time 2. Practise 3. Speak slowly 4. Record yourself and check 5. Use AI to review

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  @dragon-w1b7c · 1 year ago

  I am not a native English speaker. If anyone wants to practice speaking English together, please let’s connect!

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  @khawlalbrahim1983 · 1 year ago (edited)

  l am so happy l understand the video without read the translation<br>Thank you teacher

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  @JaySinghVideoEditor · 9 months ago

  Video start <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaNe5rwUXgw&amp;t=252">4:12</a>

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  @RuxshonaUmidjanovna-t4e · 1 year ago

  He is soo generous and kind person but soo underrated!

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  @KHa-xr3eo · 1 year ago

  Keith is a great man and &nbsp;a teacher and such extremely generous in giving the best guidance for his students learning English.

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  @iswaryamohan31 · 1 year ago

  Dear Keith,<br>You are an amazing teacher. Your strategies, explanations are so useful. Please do more videos for us. Thank you.

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  @takemoru-o9f · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaNe5rwUXgw&amp;t=550">9:10</a> That&apos;s a golden advice for English learners, because some cultures, like Asian and Slavic for example(I&apos;m Russian, and I can relate to this), they are used to casually speak really really fast, compared to an average English speaker, and, well, even in Russian I struggle to keep up with what I&apos;m saying, but it&apos;s not just unnecessary in English, but also impact how you build your sentences

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  @AminBarei · 2 weeks ago

  best text designed.thanks