Think In English With Just 99 Sentences | Stop Translating, Start Speaking | By Muniba Mazari

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  @srinidoji · 2 months ago · pinned

  Here are 10 sentences for each topic — natural phrases you can use as internal self-talk to practice thinking in English.<br><br><b>*Morning*</b><br>1. Okay, time to get up, let&apos;s not hit snooze again.<br>2. What&apos;s the first thing I need to do today?<br>3. I slept well, so I should have good energy today.<br>4. Let me check my calendar before I start anything.<br>5. I&apos;ll have coffee first, then plan my morning.<br>6. It&apos;s a bit cold today, I should wear something warmer.<br>7. I have a call at 10, so I need to be ready by <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=570">9:30</a>.<br>8. Let&apos;s take it one task at a time today.<br>9. I feel a little rushed, let me slow down for a minute.<br>10. Today&apos;s going to be a good day, let&apos;s make it count.<br><br><b>*Decision making*</b><br>1. Okay, what are my options here?<br>2. Let me weigh the pros and cons before deciding.<br>3. What&apos;s the worst that could happen if I choose this?<br>4. I don&apos;t have all the information yet, let me find out more.<br>5. This isn&apos;t a big decision, I can just go with my gut.<br>6. If I were advising a friend, what would I tell them to do?<br>7. Let&apos;s not overthink this, I&apos;ll pick the simpler option.<br>8. What matters most to me in this choice?<br>9. I&apos;ll sleep on it and decide tomorrow morning.<br>10. I&apos;ve decided — now let&apos;s commit and move forward.<br><br><b>*Self-talk and encouragement*</b><br>1. I&apos;ve handled harder things than this before.<br>2. It&apos;s okay to make mistakes, that&apos;s how I learn.<br>3. I don&apos;t need to be perfect, I just need to try.<br>4. I&apos;m a little nervous, but that&apos;s normal before a call.<br>5. I can slow down, take a breath, and speak clearly.<br>6. I&apos;ve prepared well, so I trust myself here.<br>7. One step at a time, I don&apos;t need to rush.<br>8. It&apos;s fine if it&apos;s not fluent, the message still matters.<br>9. I&apos;m improving every time I practice this.<br>10. I got through today, and that&apos;s enough for now.<br><br><b>*Observation*</b><br>1. It looks like it might rain later.<br>2. The room feels quieter than usual today.<br>3. That client sounded a bit rushed on the call.<br>4. This chart shows the numbers went up last month.<br>5. I notice I&apos;m more focused in the mornings.<br>6. The traffic seems lighter than yesterday.<br>7. She seemed pleased with how the meeting went.<br>8. This code is running slower than I expected.<br>9. I&apos;ve noticed I speak more confidently when I&apos;ve prepared notes.<br>10. The market&apos;s been a bit volatile this week.<br><br><b>*Memory*</b><br>1. What did we talk about in yesterday&apos;s meeting?<br>2. I remember he mentioned the deadline was next Friday.<br>3. Let me think back to how I solved this last time.<br>4. I forgot where I saved that file, let me check downloads.<br>5. I recall she said the budget was tight this quarter.<br>6. That reminds me, I need to follow up with him.<br>7. I don&apos;t remember the exact number, but it was close to ten thousand.<br>8. Last time this happened, I fixed it by restarting the server.<br>9. I still remember my first client call, I was so nervous.<br>10. Let me jot this down so I don&apos;t forget it later.<br><br><b>*Planning*</b><br>1. What do I need to finish by the end of today?<br>2. Let me break this project into smaller steps.<br>3. I&apos;ll schedule an hour for this in the afternoon.<br>4. First I&apos;ll draft it, then I&apos;ll review it tomorrow.<br>5. I need to plan around the client&apos;s time zone.<br>6. Let&apos;s set a realistic deadline, not a rushed one.<br>7. I should block out time to prepare before the call.<br>8. What&apos;s the priority for this week?<br>9. I&apos;ll leave some buffer in case something comes up.<br>10. Once this step is done, I&apos;ll move to the next one.<br><br><b>*Identity*</b><br>1. I&apos;m someone who follows through on what I start.<br>2. I&apos;ve built real expertise in this over the years.<br>3. I&apos;m still learning, and that&apos;s part of who I am.<br>4. I care about doing quality work, not just fast work.<br>5. I&apos;m not just a coder, I&apos;m someone who solves problems.<br>6. I want to be someone my kids can look up to.<br>7. I&apos;m the kind of person who stays calm under pressure.<br>8. I&apos;m building something long-term, not just chasing quick wins.<br>9. I speak two languages, and that&apos;s a strength, not a weakness.<br>10. I&apos;m becoming more confident every time I speak up.<br><br><b>*Curiosity*</b><br>1. I wonder why this approach works better than the other one.<br>2. What would happen if I tried it a different way?<br>3. How do other people usually solve this problem?<br>4. I&apos;m curious what&apos;s driving this trend in the market.<br>5. Why did that conversation go so smoothly?<br>6. What&apos;s the story behind how this company started?<br>7. I want to understand this topic more deeply.<br>8. What am I missing here that I haven&apos;t considered?<br>9. How does this actually work under the hood?<br>10. I wonder what I&apos;d learn if I asked more questions in that meeting.<br><br>Want me to turn these into a short daily practice routine — like reading a few

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  @EnglishMelody-6 · 2 months ago

  Who else is watching this to improve their English every single day? Let&apos;s stay consistent! 💪

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  @kaviyahappy3071 · 1 month ago

  1. Morning Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=468">7:48</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=569">9:29</a>)<br>&quot;I slept well.&quot;<br>&quot;I didn&apos;t sleep well.&quot;<br>&quot;I have a lot to do today.&quot;<br>&quot;I feel rested.&quot;<br>&quot;Today is a new day.&quot;<br>&quot;I want to do my best today.&quot;<br><br>2. Decision-making Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=570">9:30</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=663">11:03</a>)<br>&quot;Should I do this now or later?&quot;<br>&quot;I think this is the better choice.&quot;<br>&quot;I&apos;m not sure which one to choose.&quot;<br>&quot;Let me think about it for a moment.&quot;<br>&quot;I think I&apos;ll wear the blue shirt.&quot;<br><br>3. Self-talk &amp; Encouragement (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=664">11:04</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=810">13:30</a>)<br>&quot;It&apos;s okay.&quot;<br>&quot;I&apos;ll try again.&quot;<br>&quot;This is difficult, but I can do it.&quot;<br>&quot;I made a mistake and that&apos;s okay.&quot;<br>&quot;I&apos;m getting better every day.&quot;<br>&quot;I&apos;ll figure this out.&quot;<br><br>4. Observation Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=813">13:33</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=907">15:07</a>)<br>&quot;It&apos;s raining outside.&quot;<br>&quot;This place is crowded.&quot;<br>&quot;That smells really good.&quot;<br>&quot;This is taking longer than I expected.&quot;<br><br>5. Memory Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=960">16:00</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1060">17:40</a>)<br>&quot;That was a good day.&quot;<br>&quot;I forgot to do that.&quot;<br>&quot;Yesterday was difficult.&quot;<br>&quot;I remember now.&quot;<br>&quot;I woke up late.&quot;<br><br>6. Planning Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1061">17:41</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1154">19:14</a>)<br>&quot;I need to finish this first.&quot;<br>&quot;I will call them later.&quot;<br>&quot;Tomorrow I should wake up early.&quot;<br>&quot;Let&apos;s see what happens.&quot;<br><br>7. Identity Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1155">19:15</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1256">20:56</a>)<br>&quot;I am someone who never gives up.&quot;<br>&quot;I am still learning.&quot;<br>&quot;I am proud of how far I have come.&quot;<br><br>8. Curiosity Sentences (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1257">20:57</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=1306">21:46</a>)<br>&quot;I wonder why that happened.&quot;<br>&quot;I wonder what that means.&quot;<br>&quot;I want to know more about this.&quot;<br>&quot;That&apos;s interesting.&quot;<br>&quot;I didn&apos;t know that.&quot;

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  @ihsanullah-cq7nj · 2 months ago

  Best and very soft tone and very much simple way mashallah

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  @EchoNestEnglish · 2 months ago

  Hello Sis, Confession time: whenever someone asked me a basic question, my mind went totally blank because I was overthinking grammar, vocab, and fear all at once. Muniba’s explanation of brain overload is so accurate. Anyone else used to freeze like that?

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  @EnglishInCourageEN · 3 weeks ago

  I love how natural the pacing is. This is exactly what every English learner needs!

• FI

  @FirminHatangimana-p6u · 2 months ago

  I love 💕 your manner of teaching and l caught something very important go ahead teacher

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• MU

  @munibaacademy · 2 weeks ago

  I really needed something I could practice with for just a few minutes a day. This fits perfectly.

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  @beletegetahun698 · 2 months ago

  I am attentively listen your speech in English you &nbsp;are kind &nbsp;&amp; visionary woman God bless you thanks a lot indeed.

• EN

  @EnglishbyMuniba · 1 month ago

  This is exactly the issue I face whenever I communicate with native speakers. I have to think for a long time before responding—it’s really slow. Thanks for sharing this wonderful tip!

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  @DailyEnglishListening01 · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgnf7a0R_0&amp;t=611">10:11</a> I love this kind of English practice. It is simple and easy to follow.

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  @MadhavaD-o8x · 2 months ago

  I wasn t ready for how good this would be.