Name: 每天都要學習的4件事，讓你的英語變得流利。 (4 things to study EVERY DAY to become fluent in English)
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- Hello everyone and welcome back to English With Lucy.

Today I am going to talk to you about the four things

that you need to study every single day if you want

to improve your english quickly, in a short period of time.

Now I have made quite a few videos about how you can

incorporate and integrate english into your daily life.

But this video is going to take it a step further.

Throughout this video, I'm going to answer loads of the most

popular questions that you put underneath all of my videos.

Questions like, how do I know which vocabulary

Or how can I know where to start with grammar?

There are so many YouTube videos out there,

Or questions like, how often should I schedule

Or another really important question, what's more important,

Should I learn grammar first and then perfect

Or should I speak english with perfect pronunciation

I'm going to be discussing all of that with you today,

The first thing that you should study every single day

if you want to become fluent quickly, it's pronunciation.

With pronunciation, practise makes perfect which is why

I'm asking you to do it every single day.

And my honest, professional opinion is that pronunciation

should be studied from the very, very beginning.

I'm not sure about your experience with english teachers.

Please comment down below if you've had a good

But I've seen many teachers put too little emphasis

on pronunciation and too much emphasis on grammar.

I taught in Spain and I saw students leave school with great

grammar, sometimes better than my own, but I couldn't

understand what they were saying because their pronunciation

And by then, they had spent so long speaking with bad

pronunciation that it was really hard for them

So what I'm saying to you is don't learn grammar first

and then introduce pronunciation at a later date,

The best thing to do is just to study them both at the same

time, but really, really make an emphasis on pronunciation

because grammar is a strict set of rules,

but pronunciation is a lot harder, there's an art to it.

Correct pronunciation helps with so much more

than just sounding like you know how to speak english.

Knowing correct pronunciation will transform

you will understand it when somebody says it to you.

Students always ask me why their listening skills

are so bad, and I tell them it's probably

because your pronunciation skills are lacking.

You don't know how to say the word, so how will you

understand when someone else says it to you?

Will obviously this lesson is far too short to teach you

absolutely everything, but I would say that the best place

to start is the IPA, the international phonetic alphabet.

Please let me know down below in the comments if you would

like me to do a series on the IPA because I have been

Now in complicated terms, the IPA is an alphabetic system

of phonetic notion based on the Latin language.

But in simple terms, it's a tool that will help you

Those little squiggly, weird words that I often put

Once you understand how to read and comprehend

transcriptions, you'll be able to understand any word

I have put a link in the description box to my absolute

You click on each element and somebody says it for you.

If you dedicate yourself to learning one phoneme

or one diphthong each day, within two months you will

Other ways that you can improve your pronunciation,

listen to how natives speak, that's a given.

And also, do some research on the differences

For example, British english, RP receive pronunciation

Once you understand the differences, you'll be more in tune

Alright, point number two, lessons with teachers.

This part of the video is sponsored by Lingoda,

but I'm going to give you highly, highly relevant

information on how to improve your language skills

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