Look For Vs. Look At - Native English Grammar - Fluency Trigger

If you want to speak English fluently, you  need to understand English like a native.

To see how this works, here’s a fluency trigger  

for the difference between  “look for” and “look at”:

The man is looking FOR his car keys. This  couple is looking AT their new house keys.

This man is looking FOR money.  This man is looking AT money.

She’s looking FOR a book.  They’re looking AT a book.

Now, you understand the difference  between “look for” and “look at” more  

like a native. So you should feel more  confident about saying these phrases!

The best part is you improved automatically,  

without studying any grammar rules,  memorizing translations, or saying one word!

Isn’t this great?!

See, DOUBT is what really stops most  English learners from speaking. Worries  

about vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation,  or anything else, can block communication.

This is why many English learners can  study for years, live with natives,  

and try to speak every day… Yet struggle to  express themselves confidently and fluently.

So instead of studying more,  or forcing yourself to speak…  

Destroy your doubts to start speaking  English like it’s your FIRST language!

If you’d like help doing this so  you can speak better English today,  

click on the link in this video, or on the  link in the description below this video.

You really are closer to fluency  than you might think. The moment  

you really understand something,  you can express it confidently!