Think in English Flashcards

The video tutorial focuses on training the mind to think in English using visual flash cards. It emphasizes the importance of not translating in your head to improve conversational speed and naturalness. The tutorial guides viewers through exercises of naming objects in English, enhancing vocabulary, and building a habit of thinking in English. It also includes a review of words and encourages practice to strengthen this skill. The video is part of a series that will later cover sentence formation and conversational prompts.

What is the main benefit of thinking in English without translating in your head?

• It helps you learn new languages faster.

• It makes you more creative.

• It improves your writing skills.

• It allows you to join conversations more quickly and speak naturally.

What is the first step in training your mind to think in English according to the video?

• Watching English movies.

• Listening to English music.

• Naming objects using visual flash cards.

• Reading English books.

What should you do if you encounter a word you don't know during the practice session?

• Ask someone else for the meaning.

• Look it up and learn the definition.

• Translate it into your native language.

• Ignore it and move on.

What is the purpose of using visual flash cards in this training?

• To memorize the spelling of words.

• To help you recall words in English without seeing them written.

• To practice writing sentences.

• To improve your drawing skills.

What is the term used for a group of people putting their arms around each other in a circle?

• Huddle

• Gathering

• Circle

• Team

What is a less common word for 'screen' mentioned in the video?

• Jumbotron

• Projector

• Display

• Monitor

What is the homophone for the word 'soul' mentioned in the video?

• Soleil

• Sole

• Solace

• Solemn

What should you do if thinking in English is difficult for you?

• Give up and try another method.

• Continue practicing by naming objects in English.

• Only practice when you feel like it.

• Focus on translating from your native language.

What will future videos in the series focus on?

• Advanced vocabulary building.

• Learning English grammar rules.

• Responding in full sentences and conversational prompts.

• Writing essays in English.

What is a suggested method to help remember new English words?

• Remember the picture and context where you first saw the word.

• Use them in a sentence immediately.

• Write them down repeatedly.

• Translate them into your native language.