3 Simple Ways To SOUND FLUENT Speaking English

The video tutorial covers three main topics: thinking noises, contractions, and weak forms in English. It explains how thinking noises like 'um' are used to fill silence while thinking, how contractions simplify speech, and how weak forms affect pronunciation. The tutorial also provides a bonus tip on improving fluency by listening to native speakers regularly.

What are thinking noises and why do we use them when speaking?

Explain the importance of contractions in English speech.

What is the difference between weak forms and strong forms in English?

How can using weak forms improve your spoken English?

Provide examples of common contractions used in English.

What strategies can you use to sound more like a native English speaker?

Discuss the role of context in determining the use of weak forms.