THE NUMBER 1 WAY TO STUDY ENGLISH EVERY SINGLE DAY

Hey, in today's lesson, I'm going to teach you the number one way

to study English every single day.

Are you ready?

Well, then I'm teacher Tiffani.

Let's jump right in.

Now, the first thing you must do, step number one, deals with

vocabulary and you need five minutes.

What you're going to do is pick a vocabulary word that describes how you.

In the morning, this is step number one.

You only need five minutes.

Think about how you felt in the morning.

So for step one, here is part one.

Think about how you felt in the morning.

Think about this morning.

Were you tired?

Maybe you were still tired, right?

Let's say the word is tired, a word you already.

Well, step two.

For step one.

Excuse me.

Part number two is search for a synonym for that word, you're gonna

look for a synonym, a similar word.

Go online and search for the word Well, a synonym for tired is actually exhausted.

Yes.

A new word for you.

Right?

So you have the synonym.

Now part three of step one.

Write the word down and repeat it three times.

I have the word exhausted.

My word initially was tired.

New word.

The synonym exhausted.

So I have my notebook right next to me, and I'm gonna take my

notebook and I am going to write, exhausted, exhausted, exhausted.

This is step one.

Only requiring five minutes.

Write the word three times exhausted.

Now, after this, you're gonna move on to step number two.

Step number two involves English expressions.

You're going to take five minutes and pick an expression that describes your

favorite food that you had during the day.

That's.

Think about food now.

Step one was all about how you felt your emotions in the morning.

Now, step two, think about your favorite food.

So part one, think about what you ate and how it tasted this morning.

True story.

I had Chinese food for breakfast.

Leftover Chinese food.

Mm, it was delicious, right?

Think about what you had today, what it tastes like.

Search for an expression using Google by typing anex expression, an English

expression that means dot, dot do.

This is how you search using Google.

So whatever you want to describe.

Ah.

I need an English expression.

That means delicious.

And you'll see tons of different English expressions, new expressions pop up.

So after you've done this, then you want to write the expression down.

And repeat it three times.

Saying it out loud.

Write the expression in your journal or on a piece of paper, and

then say it out loud three times.

So remember step one, you learned that new word, the synonym

for the word you already knew.

Step two.

Now you're learning this new English expression that describes.

The food you ate today, this is step two.

Now.

Step three, again, the number one way to study English every day.

Step three deals with fluency, and you only need five minutes.

You are gonna write one sentence about something that happened to you at

lunchtime, specifically at lunchtime.

Think about at lunchtime, oh, maybe your best friend called you, Hey girl, how you.

Yes, girl.

Oh my.

Maybe you had a conversation with your best friend, or maybe you

received a package, something that you've been waiting for.

Think about what happened to you at lunchtime.

Maybe you ate lunch with your coworker.

Whatever happened.

Think about that situation, and you're going to write down one sentence.

So again, part one, think about what happened to you at lunchtime part.

Organize the five Ws about that situation.

Remember the five Ws, who, what, when, where, and why.

So I said my best friend called me on the phone at lunchtime, right?

Who my best friend, what call me on the phone when around 12:30

PM where, uh, I was actually in my kitchen when she called me.

I was making my lunch.

Why?

She wanted to tell me what happened to her at work the previous day.

Organizing the five Ws about what happened to you again,

who, what, when, where, and why.

Only taking five minutes to think about what happened to you.

Then you're going to create a sentence using the five Ws

to describe that situation.

For example, ah, my best friend called me around 1230 today when I was in the

kitchen cooking because she wanted to tell me what happened to her at work.

Y.

Bam.

One sentence describing what happened to me at lunchtime using the five

Ws, who, what, when, where, and why.

Again, the best way to study English every single day.

You have vocabulary taken care of, English expressions, taken care of,

fluency part one, taken care of.

But what about step number four?

Step number four is very important.

It also requires five.

Thought organization.

You're gonna write three details about someone you spoke to or met.

So now we're getting into organizing your thoughts even more.

Again, you only need five minutes for this part.

What you're going to do is part one, think about someone you met during the day.

Who did you meet during the day?

Was it your boss?

Was it your coworker?

Was it uh, someone at the gas station, maybe someone at the store that.

Think about one person, one person you met today.

Then you're going to think about their clothing, their personality,

and their job, their clothing, their personality, and their job.

First, what were they wearing?

Oh, the man at the gas station had black pants on personality.

He was extremely nice job.

He actually was the individual handling the money at the gas station.

Three things.

Now you're going to write the details down and repeat them again in English out loud.

So again, you're gonna write the details down and then repeat them once again,

having your notebook, writing them down and then saying them out loud.

This is step four.

Again, the number one way to study English every day.

So we have step four.

Now, step number five, this is fluency part two.

Again, you only need five minutes.

You're going to write one sentence that describes what type of day you had.

Think about your day as a whole.

Earlier you saw a little sneak peek of the part, part three, but don't

worry, think about your day as a whole.

Was today a good day?

Was today a bad day?

What?

What was today like?

Think about your day soap part one, think about your day as a whole.

Then organize the five Ws, who, what, when, where, and why about your day.

And finally create a sentence using the five Ws to describe your day as a whole.

Think about your day as a whole, not just one situation, but your entire day.

This is the best way, the number one way to study English every single day.

You only need a total of 25 minutes.

Five minutes for each step, and I guarantee you if you follow

this, your English will improve.

I hope you enjoyed the lesson and I'll talk to you in the next one.

You still there ? You know what time it is It.

Story time a I said it story time.

Alright, , I wanna tell you about one of my friends dogs.

So it's a couple, they're two of my closest friends and I went to visit them.

They actually live in Oregon and they have a pit bull man, a pit bull, super sweet.

And the pit bull was there when I went to visit my friends.

Now where I was sleeping again, I went to visit my friends in Oregon.

There was a conference I had to go to and they lived there, so I stayed with them.

Right?

And where I was staying was exactly the same room.

The dog would sometimes sleep in no problem with me.

I'm not scared of dogs.

Dogs are great.

But before my friends went to sleep, they said, TIFF, we

just wanna tell you one thing.

Our dog.

Now, he had, she has the dog's, a sheep.

She had her own dog bed, but they said, TIFF, even though she has her own dog bed,

she has the tendency and their voice got a little high, the tendency to want to,

to get warm in the middle of the night.

So she usually comes to our bed and jumps in the bed and sleeps with us in the

middle of the night because she gets cold.

And as they were telling me this, I was like, Uhhuh, . Okay.

And they could see my facial expression.

And we kind of chuckled, both of us, all three of us actually.

I said, yeah, I don't mind dogs, but I don't let dogs sleep in my bed with me.

They said, Hey, we just didn't want you to get shocked.

If she tried to jump in in bed with you, she probably won't, but we

just wanna let you know ahead of time so you wouldn't get scared.

I said, okay.

Now as we're having this conversation, the dog was literally in her bed at

our feet, cuz it was late at night and she was already almost asleep.

I was like, oh, okay.

She's gonna sleep the whole night.

No problem.

So I get in bed, they go to bed, everyone's sleeping

in the middle of the night.

The Holy Spirit woke me up, TIFF, wake up.

I said, okay.

, middle of the night.

I opened my eyes and I heard, like, I heard the, the, the nails, right?

The dog's, nails.

I heard her walking and I could tell that she was walking.

Now I couldn't see her cuz it was dark.

I could tell that she was walking on the side, like around

my bed and I turned my head.

Remember pitch black.

I couldn't see her.

And I could tell though the dog, her face was right where my bed was, right?

Not on the.

And in my head I said, I know this dog is not about to jump in this bed with me.

And there was like a five second pause.

I was looking at her in the darkness and I know she was looking at me and

all of a sudden I heard po the dog had jumped up and got on the bed.

I said, wait a minute, wait a minute.

So I'm laying here.

Now the dog against a pit bull.

The dog is not tiny.

So the dog.

On my right side.

Now it's still pitch black.

Nobody knows what's going on.

The dog is right next to me now.

Now I looked at the dog and I said, baby, this ain't gonna work.

You gonna have to go back to your bed.

That's exactly what I said to the dog.

Very quietly.

Still couldn't see her.

It was pitch black, but I felt her next to me and I knew she was on the bed right

after I said, baby, this ain't gonna work.

You gonna have to go back to your.

She jumped off the bed and went right back to her doggy bed.

Now, I honestly was shocked that she had jumped off so fast

and went right back to her bed.

Dogs are super smart.

I hadn't changed my voice intonation at all.

She couldn't really see me clearly.

I couldn't see her clearly, but she understood.

This ain't a woman I can lay in the bed with . I said, no, baby.

I ain't the one Uhuh no doggies in my bed.

Now again, if you do that, hey, it's okay.

I just don't do it.

And that night the dog knew, Hey, she's not the one I can lay in the bed with.

And she went right back to her doggy bed and I went right back to sleep

. So I hope you enjoyed this story.

Maybe you enjoy and love dogs too, but you're with me.

You're not really, you don't really like them in your bed with you.

You can put your comments in the comment section and I will

talk to you in the next lesson.