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  • Hi there,

  • and welcome to Day 6 of the Easy English

  • 7 Day Course. Today's

  • lesson, technique

  • number 6, is:

  • Learn English Through Stories.

  • Learn English Through Stories.

  • You see text books and grammar

  • and vocabulary lists, they're

  • boring. They're not fun

  • to learn from. They're not exciting.

  • They're not interesting, they're boring

  • and if you try to learn

  • English through those methods

  • you'll be bored. You will fail at learning

  • English and you'll be mad. Errrr.

  • You'll angry you're not gonna fulfill your goals

  • and you're not going to learn English.

  • Humans are not designed to learn from

  • text books. Text books

  • are good if you want to pass

  • tests in school and maybe you want to pass tests.

  • But, that's not all you want to do. You want to learn

  • English. You want to speak it

  • easily. You want to you speak it without thinking about it.

  • Well, humans are not designed

  • to learn from text books.

  • But, humans are

  • designed to learn from

  • stories. All the great religions in the world,

  • all of the great teachers have always taught

  • through stories. The great stories

  • of the world are usually taught with a

  • predictable pattern. Many of the great

  • stories in the world have a

  • a particular order of the way the story is told

  • and the way the story unfolds.

  • When you learn

  • English through stories, you learn

  • English automatically. This is because

  • when you're listening to a story,

  • you're curious to know what's going to happen,

  • you want to know

  • what will happen with the bad guy

  • or

  • if the man and woman will fall in love, indeed.

  • You want to know

  • what is going to happen, so you pay

  • more attention. You are more

  • curious and as you

  • listen to this

  • entertaining, fun story,

  • what's happening inside of your brain

  • is that your mapping out the words.

  • You're putting them where they should go.

  • This word goes before this word,

  • and those words

  • follow these words. Over here is a,

  • over here is a vocabulary piece I don't understand.

  • In here is a phrase that I want to write down.

  • define, yes. Using stories

  • to learn English is the best way

  • to learn English. You may ask, Well,

  • how do I do that? How do I learn

  • English through stories?" Well,

  • one way is at LetsDoEnglish,

  • we have created what we call

  • Teaching Tales. Now,

  • our Teaching Tales

  • is a complete system,

  • we teach you English

  • through the use of stories.

  • They're entertaining, fun

  • dramatic stories about

  • people and places

  • and animals. In the LetsDoEnglish

  • Teaching Tales, in the system

  • we teach you English, through the use of stories,

  • we teach: vocabulary words

  • and important phrases.

  • The stories are taught slowly,

  • so you understand every word.

  • There or question and answer sessions

  • and there are also point of view

  • story elements, where we change

  • from the present to

  • past, to future tense.

  • So, you automatically

  • start to understand the difference between

  • verbs in their different forms.

  • One way for you to learn English

  • is to purchase our Teaching Tales.

  • You can find those at LetsDoEnglish.com,

  • and if you scroll down you'll see a link

  • to purchase the product.

  • Another way that you can learn English

  • through the use of stories is,

  • go to your library or bookstore

  • or online at Amazon

  • and purchase your favorite

  • books on tape in English.

  • Now purchase your favorite story

  • in English,

  • listen to that over and over again and as you listen

  • to stories in English

  • you learn English through stories.

  • You'll find you don't have to try so hard.

  • That it's easy and fast

  • and really fun.

  • Okay, so today's lesson,

  • Day #6, Lesson #6

  • is learn English through

  • stories.

  • Thank you for being here, I'll see it tomorrow.

Hi there,

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