THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO SPEAKING ENGLISH LIKE A PRO IN REAL LIFE SCENARIOS

Hey, are you ready to speak English like a pro?

Well, my friend, this lesson is for you.

I'm going to give you the ultimate guide to speaking English like

a pro in real life situations.

Now, you can download the PDF that goes along with this lesson totally for free.

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and you can download it for free.

Goes right along with this lesson.

Are you ready?

Well then my friend, I'm teacher Tiffani.

Let's jump right in.

All right, here's step one.

You need to find five words used by native English speakers in real.

Life.

This is step number one again, remember, your goal is to speak English like a pro.

Step one again, find five words used by native English speakers in real life.

Now, maybe you don't live in an English speaking country, and you're

probably wondering, Hey Tiff, how do I actually find those words?

Let me tell you how to do it.

You can write them down as you watch English TV shows.

Think about the shows you enjoy.

Maybe you watch friends.

Maybe there's another program you watch on Netflix as you're watching the TV shows.

Write down the words.

Now we're gonna take a look at an example in a moment.

But as you're watching TV shows, write down the words they are using.

This will help you speak English like a pro, because you'll be

selecting the actual words that native English speakers use.

Another way you can do this is by listening to podcasts and

writing down the English words.

You don't have to be in an English speaking country.

Why?

Because there are so many resources available.

To you.

So again, all you have to do is listen to podcasts and write down

the English words, or you can go to online forums and see the words that

native speakers are actually using.

This is part one.

Step one, find five words used by native English speakers in real life.

Now, let's check out the words that I selected.

Here we go.

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Hit the link in the description.

So I have five words used by native English speakers.

We have focused, inquisitive, determined, prepared, and diligent.

Now, remember, step one is about writing these words down and

also writing down the definition.

So for the word focused after me focused.

Excellent.

Now, this word, we have the meaning right here, having a clear and specific goal

or objective and giving all of one's attention and effort towards achieving it.

Right now, you are focused on this lesson.

All right, focused on this lesson so you understand the

meaning of this word, right?

Focused.

Now I've written down four other words.

Again, we have the second one, inquisitive.

Excellent.

Again, inquisitive.

Great job.

All right.

This just means curious and eager to learn or understand more about something.

Remember, we are simply on step number one.

We've written down five English words.

I've watched a TV show and gotten these five English words, and

now we're taking notes by writing the definition of each word.

The third word we have is determined.

Again, this is on the P D F.

Determined.

Excellent.

Now, this word determined just means having a strong sense of purpose.

Or resolve and being willing to work hard and overcome

obstacles to achieve one's goals.

I'm determined to help you speak English fluently.

I'm determined to teach you what you need to learn, and you are

determined to speak English fluently.

Makes sense, right?

Okay.

Look at the fourth word again.

We're still on step one.

The fourth word that I found is prepared.

Good.

Again, prepared.

Excellent.

Again.

Step one, you're finding the five words and writing the definition

prepared means being ready and equipped to handle a situation or task

often through careful planning and organization prepared makes sense, right?

Remember, this is the ultimate guide, so step one is first writing the definitions.

And the fifth word is diligent.

Diligent words that native English speakers actually use in real life.

This just means being careful, thorough, and persistent in one's work or effort.

So I have five words again, focused.

Inquisitive, determined, prepared, and diligent.

All right, five words.

So again, step one, find five words used by native English speakers in real life.

So I have the five words.

What is step number two?

Step number two, find three images of real life situations.

I love this step.

Again, find three images.

Remember step number one, we found five words, whether it was from

watching a TV program, listening to a podcast, or going to English forums.

We have the five words.

But now step two of our ultimate guide is to find three images

of real life situations.

So how do you find these images?

Here we go.

You can use the Google search engine.

You can go on Google and find any image you want.

Remember, I'm teaching you how to finally speak English in real life

situations using this ultimate God, so you can go on Google or.

You can use or take your own pictures.

You have a cell phone, maybe you have hundreds or thousands of pictures.

Take a few pictures.

You just need three of real life situations.

Or you can find some images on social media.

Remember, this is just for you to practice, so let's check

it out now using our pdf.

So again, step one, we have the five words.

Now step three.

I have found three images of real life situations.

The first image right here, I have the first image right here.

It looks like a mom and her daughter, and it looks like

they are baking bread, right?

We see the cup in the little girl's hand.

We see the mom again for those watching.

She has the bowl as her little girl is holding the cup above the bowl.

So this is a real life situation.

We can tell that they are in their kitchen, right?

Looking like they're about to bake bread.

Now, the second image right here, it looks like a group of friends

that are working on a project.

They're all looking, they're looking at the computer, but they're smiling.

So they're in a good mood, right?

But they're working on some project and maybe they're in a library

or maybe in an office building.

But we have the second image of a real life situation, and the third image

I chose is an image of three women.

It honestly looks like three women that might be related, maybe a

grandmother, a mother and a daughter.

But these three women look like they just finished running, right?

Maybe they ran a marathon for a breast cancer, but this

is a image of three women.

So I have selected my three images again.

Step two is find three images of real life situations, right?

So we have step one, our five words.

We have step two, our three images.

What is step three?

Here we go.

Step three is, To describe the images.

Using each of the five words, this is where it starts to get interesting,

and also, in my opinion, quite fun.

So we're gonna use the words from step one to describe the images from step two.

Let me explain how you would do this.

All right.

First, Try to describe the actions of the people in the pictures, right?

Looking at the pictures, what are they doing?

What's happening?

Try to describe their actions, or you can look at their facial expressions and

see if you can describe their thoughts.

Remember, we had the image of the three women, right?

Looking at their facial expressions, we could try to describe the image.

Using their facial expressions as the focus, or you can think about what

happened before the picture was taken.

Remember, this step is all about using the words from step one to

describe the images from step two, and now we're gonna do that together.

So let's check out the PDF now.

Okay, so let's move on.

To step number three, describing the images.

Using each of the five words.

Now remember our five words.

Let's go back.

What were the five words we have focused?

Inquisitive, determined, prepared, and diligent.

So let's see how we can describe these pictures using the five words.

All right.

Describing these pictures using the five words.

All right.

Again, step three.

Here we go.

So, The young mother.

Let's do this.

The young mother, let's highlight this sentence.

The young mother was focused on making a delicious loaf of bread with her daughter.

What did we do?

We describe the image and we used the very first word.

Focused.

What's happening is in your brain, we just put these brand new words into your brain.

So your brain is now processing what you put inside, and now

we're making connections.

Okay?

We have this real situation that we can describe using this word we just put in.

Now, what about the second word?

So let's go to the second sentence and see how we can describe the

picture using the second word.

Here we go.

Her daughter watched her carefully because she was inquisitive about the process.

You see how we use the word inquisitive to describe the little girl in the picture?

Inquisitive.

Remember the word inquisitive just means curious and eager to learn.

And we can tell in the picture the girl is curious and eager to learn.

You see what's happening, right?

This is why this is the ultimate guide.

Simple.

It doesn't matter where you live.

You can do this.

Look at the third sentence.

Here we go.

Despite a few setbacks, the young mother remained determined to

make the perfect loaf of bread.

What's the key word?

What's the word?

We have determined?

You can tell the mother wants to make this loaf of bread with her daughter.

She's determined.

You got it right.

Check out the fourth sentence.

Here we go.

She wanted to make the baking process go smoothly so she prepared all the

necessary ingredients ahead of time.

What's the key word?

Prepared.

Again, we're using each of the five words from step one to describe

the images from step two, and we're seeing that we're putting

everything together now very simply.

What about the fifth word?

We have this sentence.

Throughout the entire baking process, the mother and her daughter

were diligent in their efforts to make a great loaf of bread.

Really describing the image, using the word diligent.

So number four, we use prepared and we describe the image.

Again, you're taking the words that you literally heard

native English speakers use.

And you're actually using them to describe real life situation.

So if we look at the second picture, again, we're doing the exact same thing.

We have five sentences describing the image using the five words.

So I'll just highlight the words.

Focus describing the second image of the men, the three guys.

We're focused on creating a new website for their startup business.

You see what's happening, right?

They were focused on that second sentence.

They were inquisitive about the latest web development trends.

So they did some research on new technologies and techniques to

incorporate into their project.

You see what's happening, right?

We're using the words from real English conversations, real English situations.

To also describe other real English situations, real life situations,

and you see the same is done for the last picture as well.

Now, I want you to download this PDF because the PDF is gonna help you actually

see how you can do the exact same thing.

Remember, this is the ultimate guide.

Three simple steps that will help you start speaking English.

Like a pro.

Makes sense.

Right.

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You still there?

You know what time it is?

It's story time.

Hey, I said a story time.

All right, so today's story is actually.

Connected to the last image we looked at.

Remember we had the image of the three women, right?

The three women that seemed like they just ran a marathon.

So I have always been an athlete.

When I was in high school, I was voted most athletic female.

When I was in college, I was voted the most athletic female

out of the entire college, right?

So I've always been very, very athletic.

I love exercising.

Even this morning at 5:00 AM I was working out at the gym with a

group of people I love working out.

So one day, one of my other friends that also enjoys working out, she

said, Hey, TIFF, there's this mud run.

Would you be interested?

And I said, okay, tell me more.

I don't really like being dirty, but I like exercising and different adventures.

I said, tell me more.

She said Tiff, well, it's basically, um, a 5k, like a five 5k, about three

and a half miles, three miles or so.

Um, but it's like an obstacle course.

I said, I'm in, I'm sold.

That's all she told me.

She said, well, it's an obstacle course, so you run three miles, but.

You're running through water, you're running upstairs, you're climbing up

things in the middle of the woods.

You have to go through this mud pit, and as you continue to explain the mud

run to me, I was getting more and more excited because I felt like a kid again.

You know, as we get older sometimes we forget the simple pleasures of life.

Children have fun just playing together, right?

I said, you know what?

Okay, I'm gonna be with my friends.

I'm gonna be doing what I enjoy, which is running and exercising, and they're

gonna be obstacle courses that maybe they'll be challenging, maybe they'll be

easy, but we'll be doing them together.

So about 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of us signed up, including our assistant pastor.

We were all ready.

He loved to run two.

So we got there on the day of the race and you know, they

said on your mark, get set, go.

And we started running through the woods.

There were about probably 300 people there, if not more.

We're running through the woods and we get to the first obstacle, and I look up

and I just started laughing to myself.

I say, okay, this is not going to be easy.

It was a rope ladder.

Imagine like a rope, right?

Um, but in order to get up, and it was very high, probably about maybe 20 feet,

if not higher, and you had to climb this rope with tons of other people next to you

trying to get to the top, the, the rope wall, I guess was moving back and forth.

So you're using your core muscles, your ab muscles, your legs are burning,

your arms are burning, and everyone's trying to get to the top of this.

Rope wall.

Rope ladder, right When you get to the top, you have to jump down this slide and

you're in water and then you go around.

And it was a very exciting experience, to be very honest.

We had a ball because everyone is doing it together and there are some situations

where we'd all just start laughing because of the challenge that was before us, but

I remember, so I went through the entire obstacle was at the final mile and.

Remember about, and I was about to come out of the, the woods to the

final, the final challenge, right?

Where a lot of mud was, we had to climb this wall.

And I saw my parents standing there, right?

My parents said, oh, we'll come and cheer you on.

And when I came out through the woods and I saw my parents, it's

like I got a burst of energy.

The adrenaline kicked in because they were like, yes, TIFF, go.

You can do it.

And they were recording.

And it's something about having someone that's rooting you on.

Someone that believes in you, someone that's supporting you, that

gives you just the extra measure of energy you need to push through.

Because I had just ran three miles going through all the obstacles.

I was tired, but they gave me the energy I needed to get through the last challenge.

I wanna be that person for you.

You're learning English and it's challenging, it's difficult, and I get it.

I understand I had to learn Korean and it was not easy.

So I understand the challenge, but I want to be the person rooting you on.

I believe in you.

I believe that you will achieve your goal.

So remember, as you're on your journey, you always have someone in

your corner saying, you can do it.

I'll be that person for you.