How to Improve Your Advanced English Speaking Skills: 5 Research-Backed Strategies
Do you understand English but struggle to speak it fluently? In this video, we'll share five research-backed strategies that will help you transition from understanding English to speaking it with confidence. We'll cover techniques like the Speak-As-You-Think Method, the Shadowing Method, positive affirmations, role-playing, and the Daily Conversation Challenge.
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