#193: If You Want to Get Fluent Do These 5 Things Daily

By Ethan | August 12, 2020

In this podcast Ethan, Andrea and Justin talk about five great things that you can practice every day in order to improve your English communication skills.

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193- If You Want to Get Fluent Do These 5 Things Daily

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193- If You Want to Get Fluent Do These 5 Things Daily 193- If You Want to Get Fluent Do These 5 Things Daily

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5 things to practice every day to improve your English communication skills.
How to make learning English stress-free

Words You’ll Learn:

Cross Atlantic: crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
Stare (something or someone) down: look at something intensely, show dominance.
Melt: to turn liquid by heat.
Smartass/Smart alec/Smartypants: someone that thinks that he knows everything.
Fitting: something that suits very well.
Routine: a sequence of actions regularly followed.
Coherent: logical and consistent.
Foosball: a table game that resembles soccer in which the ball is moved by manipulating rods to which small figures of players are attached.
Goes to show: used for saying that a particular fact is proved by what has happened.
Schedule: a list of planned activities be done.
Snowball effect: a situation in which something increases in importance at a faster and faster rate.
To give yourself a pat on the back: a show of praise or approval to yourself.
A streak: consecutive days
To come as no surprise: to be expected.
Building blocks: something that is necessary for making or developing another thing.
Momentum: the increase in the rate of development of a certain process.
Humongous: huge.
Take things for granted: to never think about something because you believe it will always be available.
Reactive: to act in response to a situation rather than controlling it.
To get your toes wet: to start doing something for the first time.
Where the rubber hits the road: the point at which a theory or idea is put to a practical test.
The world is your oyster: used to say that you can do anything or go anywhere you want in life.

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