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This is the best speaking lesson that I have ever watched. Thank you !
This is a clear example of how the levels escalate with a wide variety of verbs along with more complex phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions. I've been graded as a B2 yet I managed to understand even up to C2. Thanks for this invaluable lesson REWRT! I always watch your videos. Greetings from Peru.
I'm sticking in b1 since 1988 😭😭😭😭😭
Superuseful. Thank you!
This is great. Thanks
This is what I need. Thanks..
Very useful approach!! Thanks!
Awesome! Thanks a lot!
I speak german as my Native language and i have been studying english since i was about 7 or 8 (now im 14) and i can understand C1 and C2 english but i just cant express my thoughts as good as i understand them. i mostly think in english when im activly thinking and i can think in a very complex way ( in English)but sometimes its just hard to bring my thoughts to word and as an speaker im an B2 to C1.
One of the best lesson I have come across on youtube! Thanks real teacher!
PART 1 I went for a walk down to the harbour with the hope of taking the most awesome shot of the Opera House, when the sun sets, here in Sydney yesterday. It was odiously hot outside so I put on a pair of shorts and a t-shirt without much thought but while I was heading there I preposterously noticed that my camera had run out of battery.
Im doing wonderful. Thanks for asking! ☺️👍🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
Thanks, Charlie! This is such a great lesson! I'm gonna try my best at applying this method as often as possible.
Such a great metaphor 👏 thank you for helping us and this amazing lesson 👍
Thanks,I’ll try🙋♀️
This speaking practice is marvelous👏. Thank you very much. I'm waiting for another one. ❤
That's a splendid way I've just discovered to take english skills up to the next level, I reckon this gonna assist us a ton.
This video is great. It is unspeakably useful and encouraging. Thanks!
Excellent tutorial! Could you please do C2 as well?
Such a nice way to learn more vocabulary, please let’s do more of this. Thanks!
Your advice on language learning habits and on improving in your target labfuage is probably the best I've seen so far
such a coherent method to develop my ENGLISH thank so much )
This video is super helpful and inspiring, thanks a lot!
wow, this is a great exercise! I've come to realise that every time I try to tell a story in english about something that had happened in Brazil, I struggle to find the words... however, stories that happened when I was abroad are so much easier to tell in english..
Just awesome !
Thanks Charlie
You are brilliant teacher honestly. , Soo talented
Nice lesson!!!👍
0:28 made my day, watched it couple times
I'm just impressed with this story👍🏻
This is excellent way to expand vocabulary. I can guess my listening level around level b1/b2..please add more excerise like this. Thanks a lot .
This is cool! I've been writing a screenplay while listening to this video, and I must say ideas are flowing flawlessly from my mind. I also laughing for some part.
I had never heard such a realistic point of view from a teacher, you're absolutely right, what some times make people unsecure of talking is the fact that they want to do it perfectly from the beginning which so unrealistic
Love this video!
I loved this I am going to use this tactic ❤
Hi, in the first 6 minutes you said the most important thing for a foreign language learner... Absolutely nothing is more important than that!!! Thank you so much for sharing/remind this with all of us!
Fantastic Charlie, I am in intermediate level I live in Ireland. Could you make more videos that format, I loved it. congratulations. I can understand when you speak. It's clear and smooth.
Great video! It happens to me all the time! Sometimes I have exciting stories to tell my friend, however it just in my mind! I struggle with telling stories and giving emotions and details. It is very difficult to get the attention of your audience by telling blank, no sense stories. Definitely, I will practice this exercise to get better at it.
Yes. I started speaking English from dumbing down my thought. And It was effective. At the very first moment, I felt really comfy being simple. It saved my energy mentally and gave me the confidence to speak fluently.
you cannot believe how spiff is to follow your English tips and general grammatic class. (you guys smash)!!!
Alright Guys? I learn a lot with your videos. Although suddenly there are words that I find difficult to understand. Greetings from Chile.
PART 2 Luckily I had remembered to providentially bring the charger with me so what I was craving for was a plug now. I popped in a phoneshop and managed to cleverly persuade the representatives to charge my brand-new camera. I went off on one and made up that getting such a quintessential photo was a matter of life and death to me and thank God they allowed me to go to the backroom to plug it in.
¿Que tal Muchachos?. Aprendo mucho con sus videos. Aunque de repente hay palabras que me cuestan entender. Saludos desde Chile.
Thanks for the video ☺️👍🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
I love it !!!!! My level is B2, but I understood almost all in C1- C2...hahaha Thanks!!!
I never seen this type of video or exercise I wish u do more on tenses plz
Nice!
nice one
I love it ❤️
Really it is fantastic method of learning English language inter of how to connects the phrases and how to connects vocabulary so if make more practice i hope to be good speaker and good writer. thank u teacher also i would request to add more advanced skills
Just wow 😍
Thanks real english !
I loved this video! I would definitely apply this to my students and let them know as well. Unfortunately, I can't download the pdf, is it working for someone?
How come I haven’t seen this video before and this amazing teacher 🙄
This is a very helpful video. I managed to do all three parts but since I´m not sure that I used all expressions and tenses correctly I´m gonna put it here just in case someone has to the nerve to read it all. 1) My friend Jane and I visited Oxford for the first time and decided to get a dinner and eat it in the park. We didn´t know where to go but with google maps and help from some strangers we managed to get into a nice park. We ate and really enjoyed our time there, except for the fact that ducks tried to steal our food. Around nine p.m. we decided to go back to our hotel but when we got the gate we found it was locked! We got so scared and searched for another gate. In the end, we found another one and got to our hotel safely! 2) My friend Jane and I were visiting Oxford for the fist time when we decided to enjoy our last evening in England and get a take-away and eat it in the park while watching the sunset. We hadn´t put much thought into where we want to go because neither of us have visited Oxford before but we managed to find a nice park with the help of google maps and some random strangers. We were enjoying our time, eating our food happily while some evil ducks tried to attack us - not really, but they still didn´t seem friendly at all! Around nine p.m. we made up our mind to head back to our hotel, we had to be there at 9:30 at the latest because of our teachers. We weren´t in a hurry because we thought everything was going by the plan but then we arrived to the gate and found out it was locked! We panicked and tried to find another exit. Thankfully, when we erally started to think we´re gonna be stuck there for the rest of the night some guy told us that gate near us is going to get locked soon and that we should hurry. We ran like crazy and screamed on the gate guards to "Hold the door, please!" and luckily they had let us get out of there. But we were in a completely different part of the city, or at least we thought we were, and had to use google maps again to find our hotel. Thankfully, we arrived just a few minutes late and teachers didn´t notice anything. Now, we always have a good laugh when we think about it! 3) My friend Jane and I were visiting Oxford for the first time when we in the moment of the heat decided to enjoy our last evening in England and get a take-away and eat it in the park while watching the sunset, which we were really thrilled about. We hadn´t put much thought into where we want to go since neither of us have visited Oxford before but thanks to passersby and google maps we managet to get into a magnigicent park. Our time there was delightful and even though some vicious ducks tried to attack us and steal our food - not really, but they still seemed rather evil. Around nine p.m. we made up our mind to head back to our hotel, we had to be there at 9:30 at the very latest since teachers gave us curfew. But we didn´t rush because we believed we could take our time. But then we arrived to the gate and to our surprise they had already locked it! We were terrified! But we still tried to think rationally and searched for another exit. When we seriously started to prepare for a sleepover in a park some guy told us that a gate few meters ahead of us is going to get locked soon and that we should hurry. We all ran like crazy and screamed on the gate guards to "Hold the door, please!" and luckily they let us to get out of there. We were so relieved but then we realised that we were in completely differend part of the city, or at least we thought we were. We had to use google maps again and after some embarrasing encounters with strangers we managed to get back to our hotel. Thankfully, we arrived just a few minutes late and teachers didn´t notice a thing! Now, we always have a good laugh when we recall the memory of it!
I’ll treasure your tips
great❣❣
I love you❤ Charlie
You have an interesting perspective on the C-levels. I have always thought they implied university-level terms but you actually mixed up common daily words with fancy ones. Now I don't quite know at which level I am anymore. 🙂
Hi! Great video! The link for the pdf does not work, though. Is there any other way to get them? I have been looking for this kind of activity on the net for ages! Thanks for your work!
Thank you charlie you always help with my English speaking. Please can you help me with my pronunciation? I need help. Please message back.
PART 4 Since she’d seen my camera she took for granted I’d watched the whole scene so she lifted the gun and began bullying me in order to destroy the evidence of her crime. I was so aghast as she didn’t listen to my attempts of chilling her a bit and at the end of the day she whacked to kill me. Fortunately the bullet failed to hit me because the gun backfired and suddenly I saw a man who knocked her down. Then I tied the woman’s wrists up behind her back with my charger wire and gave a bell to the police instantaneously. Not long after having called them the officers turned up and they explained us she had escaped from jail and she’d been trying to avoid being caught for 48 hours! Finally they let us go and I went back home very quickly to tell my fiancé all about the petrifying experience and realised I’d left my camera behind at the phoneshop! THE END
Dear friend, the audiobook that you mantioned down their in the discription is unavailable on Amazon in India....
Ohh my good it felt like c2 c2 i hope to get 8 or 9 in my ielts listening exam
Hi teacher， how do u think about Rishi Sunak’s accent? I feel it's nicer compare to other politic ppl on tv, but i am not sure if my feeling is right. If it is, do u think Can i imitate his accent and use in daily life? thanks so much
Thank you so much! It is exactly about me. I can understand advanced texts and speech but when it comes to using those advanced phrases and sentence structures when speaking, I often seem to forget them. Is it the lack of practice? What can I do?
The one real approach to improve Speaking is speak, althrough I'm sure that the right teacher or group could be helpful but it's the question of luck so the only one way is to speak, all the parts of learning language can be insightful to improve like writing can also be helpful and comprehensive for speaking but mostly only one way - it's speak and use this all that you would like to express in your the speech even with mistakes first time and correct letter on. Also practice with the mirrow or losten your speech / make video and watch this can be helpful, write down your expeessions in sentences. It's method from actor's rhetorical classes
B2
I think it is simply because of the phonetics. You can salvage some phonetic vowels from you first langgugae. Sometimes the a e u o that your former langguage use and your newer langguge use have similarities, which you can use. When learning the new phontic vowels it is easier to find times when you unintentionaly used it, in your daily life. Because I strongly believe that when we were little or baby we used to know every vowels and consonants but through time we loose it so we use a certain langguage. So I think it's simply because of phonetic knowledge.. It's not about rebuilding anything.. And I believe every langguage of the world are all inter-connected. It is a matter of which phonetic vowel are you using.. and the tempo stress or syllable based..
I am so exited because i am the first one who gave you thums up. I hope that i written well❤❤
I can't reach out the pdf
U so cool ✨🤘
My situation: 👇👇 Intermediate : perfectly understood Upper intermediate : Nearly understood Advanced : narrowly understood
This link to pdf story is unavailable now :(
Thanks for letting me know. Will fix it asap
I couldn't download pdf T_T
I got the 3 level very well. I thought your English was British.
British English 😚😚😚😚
I advise that you should change the speed become 1.5
If you want me to speak faster then are you not able to just learn from native entertainment? I don’t see the reason to speed up but would like to understand your opinion better if you have the time. Thanks
@@realenglishwithrealteacher4777 Sorry but I don't mean like that actually. I didnt say to you, I said to audience who want to listen with more advance way. it wasnt make sense if I said you should speed up your speak, because speak's speed is exactly not measurable haha.
It's unbelievable that I could mishear the word "wrestled" with "rescued" 😄. That's possibly one of the most important reasons why sometimes I just get lost while listening to English and of course I may misunderstand what spoken and feel fairly embarrassed to continue listening.
I do think it's time to update your links above! Handsome! 404 Not Found ~~~
Until the Advanced level I was imaging Oprah House
Can't focus on your teaching. What I do is focus on your eyes 😅😅
Can you please also write in your video what you are saying in your video.. so we can realise what you are saying exactly 🙂☺️...
He is handsome, what is his @?
Ok, you are totally rigth, but, the point is that in your mind, your are trying to express yourself in a logical way and appropriate to your intellectual level, and when you are trying to express in a new language, normally, you express yourself... like a child and that (comes down from the skycraper) is not easy... and is frustrating...
Joker! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We cannot use our native language as a base to form or create sentences in English. It won't work as we expect. We have to accept that we will make mistakes forever, because English is not our first language. I've just accepted that I won't speak English as I speak my native language, I will never have the certain thought that I can reproduce in my mother tongue using other language. That's my opinion.