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    Go Natural English Podcast | Listening & Speaking Lessons

    Go Natural English helps you improve your English listening skills and fluency. The podcast will benefit intermediate to advanced learners most. Your English will benefit from language learning strategies that work, vocabulary and idioms, expressions, and phrasal verbs and how to make small talk and real conversation in American English. Learn special tips on American culture, how to listen to and speak with Americans. Join Gabby and the Go Natural English community to learn to speak American English like a fluent native!

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    7 Tips: Where to practice English if you live in a country where no one speaks English May 18, 2015
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    It's really hard to improve your English skills if you live in a country where nobody speaks English since there's no one for you to talk with using the language.

    In this video, Gabby will help us find a way to improve our English in a non-English-speaking-country.

    First, find locals who do speak English. Meet people who shared the interest with you to get a deeper connection and not just to learn English. Go online and find a language exchange partner. Invest time in taking lessons online. Practice with yourself by speaking out loud to yourself and record it. That way you can assess your weakness and improve them. Sing English songs. Learn an English song, know the lyrics and tune and sing it to yourself or to others.

    By using these tips, you will be able to develop your English skills whether you're in a non-English-speaking-country or not.

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube

    Photo Credit: Mary St George

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post 7 Tips: Where to practice English if you live in a country where no one speaks English appeared first on Go Natural English.


    What's the difference between "also" and "too" – Learn American English May 15, 2015
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    In this video, Gabby tells us how to differentiate the words "too" and "also" when using in our sentences.

    The truth is, they are just the same, but we use them a little bit differently.

    Also, usually goes at the beginning or in the middle of the sentence. It can be used at the end of sentence, but it's not really common for as to do it. It's a bit more formal when we use "also," it could be either in a speech or in an essay.It might be used to add on a list of things.

    Too, unlike also, usually goes at the end of the sentence. It's most commonly used in terms of informal or daily conversations. This word has another meaning which is the same with the word "very much." Gabby added the importance and the things you should be mindful of when using the word "too" as we further watch the video.

    By understanding small useful information using Go Natural English, you will be able to use English confidently and comfortably, without the second thoughts whether your grammar is wrong or right. Have fun learning with us!

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube

    Photo Credit: Hugh Manon

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post What's the difference between "also" and "too" – Learn American English appeared first on Go Natural English.


    Is there any big difference between American and British English? May 13, 2015
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    Believe it or not, there are many types of English based on locations.

    But the two biggest or should I say, the most commonly learned English are British English and American English and we often get curious whether these two are different or just the same.

    There are big differences between American and British English that include, pronunciation, idioms, slang and cultural references.

    Cultural references play a lot of importance when you either speak with the two. In sports, for example, British and American will talk about football with you. But these are two different sports, football for British is soccer for Americans and football would be the American football for people who live in the US.

    In terms of pronunciation, one common example would be the "T sound." British pronounce "t" sound crispier and clearly while Americans tend to make "t" sound "d."

    Even in slang, British and American English differs from one another and Gabby will give some examples as we further watch the video.

    Believe it or not, there are many types of English based on locations.

    But the two biggest or should I say, the most commonly learned English are British English and American English and we often get curious whether these two are different or just the same.

    There are big differences between American and British English that include, pronunciation, idioms, slang and cultural references.

    Cultural references plays a lot of importance when you either speak with the two. In sports for example, British and American will talk about football with you. But these are two different sports, football for British is soccer for Americans and football would be the American football for people who lives in the US.

    In terms of pronunciation, one common example would be the "T sound." British pronounce "t" sound more crisp and clearly, while Americans tend to make "t" sound "d."

    Even in slang, British and American English differs from one another and Gabby will give some examples as we further watch the video.

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube

    Photo Credit: Betsy Weber

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post Is there any big difference between American and British English? appeared first on Go Natural English.


    How much does it cost to take an online English lesson? May 12, 2015
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    When you are learning English conversation, it is important to use it. It can be difficult to find the right person and the time to practice. Nowadays, a good option is to find an online tutor. Speaking with an online tutor can save you time and money. Also, you can select from many tutors!

    It is easy to practice English online now with the Internet. For many learners, it's still a new way to learn and it may be overwhelming to figure out the best site, best tutor, and how to get the best value for your money.

    The first point that people usually think about is the cost.

    How much does it cost exactly to take online English lessons?

    The amount it costs to take online lessons can be as cheap as $5 USD per hour to $100 USD per hour. That's a huge range. So you might wonder, why not just find the cheapest lessons online?

    The second point you have to consider is what you are getting for the price.

    The cheapest lessons may be helpful, but you need to know what you are paying for. Usually when you pay a little more, you can expect more. For example, you can expect a qualified, experienced teacher. Native speakers tend to cost more to learn with because there may be more demand. You can expect your tutor to prepare for you and your needs specifically, instead of using a generic lesson or not preparing at all.

    Honestly, the world of online teaching is not really regulated. You should be a smart buyer and find out about your tutor's qualifications and experience. Ask about their degrees or certifications in teaching English, how long they have been teaching and in what situations. You may be able to ask for a free or discounted trial lesson to see if they are the right tutor for you. Qualifications, experience and the tutor's personality and teaching style are all important points to consider.

    The best question to ask yourself is, what do you really want and need in an online tutor? You probably want someone who is experienced, qualified, prepared, and motivated to give you a great lesson. Also, you probably want someone who you respect and like. That probably means that you will need to pay in the range of $15-30 per hour, the average rate for most professional online tutors. For most English learners, this price point will include a good value for the money.

    If you would like someone very experienced and specialized in a unique area such as science or business, then you can expect to pay more. Many tutors at this level will create a long-term plan for you that is not per hour, but rather a package of lessons along with support outside the lessons. If you want VIP treatment and want to learn from the best, then look for a professional tutor who charges on the high end of the price scale.

    If your budget can not support 1-to-1 lessons, consider options for online group practice lessons, or try an online language exchange. An exchange will give you speaking practice; however, it is really different than lessons. An exchange is not for teaching. It is not a lesson. It is simply to have someone to speak with.

    Also, you can try practicing with a few different tutors. It is always a good idea to learn from more than one person. You want to speak with more than one person in real life, so it's good to get used to different ways of speaking.

    Hopefully, you will find a great online tutor. A good place to start is with Verbling, since they are offering your first trial lesson completely for free. There's nothing to lose! Take a look at all the different tutors available and see who you want to schedule a free trial lesson with now.

    Photo Credit: Flickr Creative Commons Kevin Dooley

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak!


    How to use the word "Through" in Many Different Ways May 11, 2015
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    This video episode tip tackles about tips on how to use the word "through" in different situations.

    One of the most common ways to use "through" is to express that you are finish with something. It's the same when you say that you completed an action.

    Another common use of "through" is to express that you are looking at something but it's a little bit different with "at." For example, I'm looking at this book. When I open and look at each page, I'm looking through the book. In this example, it means that you are looking through a lot of pages from one point to another.

    One use of the word "through" is when you are looking through the window or looking at something outside the window.

    Now, Gabby mentioned that there are a lot of phrasal verbs combined with the word through and you will be able to distinguish their differences if you practice applying the word in your daily life as much as possible. Remember, applying what you learn regularly will enhance your English skills.

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube

    Photo Credit: jen collins

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post How to use the word "Through" in Many Different Ways appeared first on Go Natural English.


    How Can I Fix Lots of Mistakes in Pronunciation and Grammar – Learn to Speak American English May 08, 2015
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    English learners often have mistakes in pronunciation and grammar when they speak. These are the common mistakes we have when learning a new language. Gabby will share a practical and beneficial advice in this video.

    Be Aware of your Mistakes - If you know you're making mistakes, find out how to fix them. Find Out the Correct Way - If you know what your mistakes are and the right way to correct it, then that would be awesome! Practice and Use the Correct Way - You have to force or push yourself to use the correct way.

    Use these steps so that it will become a habit. Once it's habit, you will always remember and you don't even have to think about it the next time because you already use correct way over and over. It's about creating those memories in your brain and also in your muscles and mouth.

    Once you create this pattern, you will be able to break your bad habits of having grammar errors and pronunciation slips when you speak.

    Watch the video ahead to learn more advice!

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube.

    Photo Credit: opensource.com

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post How Can I Fix Lots of Mistakes in Pronunciation and Grammar – Learn to Speak American English appeared first on Go Natural English.


    Don't Settle – Ask for More in English and in Life May 08, 2015
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    This podcast episode talks about the meaning of "do not settle" -- asking for what you want in English.

    Gabby shares her experiences as she travels from one country to another. Travelling is like living your life, it comes with challenges. It is up to you if you'll give up or stand up and face them. When things get rough, be creative, do not settle.

    In the past few days Gabby had some opportunities to not settle. She shared her experience in Changi Airport in Singapore wherein she had to get her boarding pass earlier than scheduled. At first, people at the airport do not want to agree with her, but because she doesn't want to settle she asked them over and over again in a nice way and succeed.

    In relation with the English language learning, she is telling every English learner to not settle with what the teachers are teaching them. If it is necessary to ask for more feedback or more activities to do, more help, then do so.

    Do not be afraid of asking questions and asking for help if you feel like you need them. Ask if you have doubts regarding the lesson. Don't just wait, act. Get out of the box and be unique. Do it your own way and be independent.

    Make the English language part of your daily life. Practice and apply what you learn more often and you will see your improvements immediately.

    Photo Credit: Roo Reynolds

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling.

    The post Don't Settle – Ask for More in English and in Life appeared first on Go Natural English.


    How to say words with "rth" like worth, north, birth – American English Pronunciation Tip May 06, 2015
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    In the usual classroom setting, we first learn how to read words instead of speaking them. This is the reason why many non-native English speakers have troubles with some certain words. It's very important to learn through our ears, learn the sounds and not by the way we read it.

    In this video, Gabby will share us how to pronounce words with "-rth" like worth, north, birth.

    There are many words with "-rth," but most importantly, even though there are many vowels that comes before this three letter combination, we always use one vowel sound regardless of the spelling. Sounds great right?

    The mistake or problem of a lot of English learners have is that, they want to read the vowel in the way that they have learned it in the alphabet with the "-rth" sound. But there is a vowel sound that we called the R-colored vowel which Gabby will explain as we further watch the video ahead.

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube.

    Photo Credit: Pablo Fernández

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post How to say words with "rth" like worth, north, birth – American English Pronunciation Tip appeared first on Go Natural English.


    Change Your Mindset to Change Your English Fluency May 05, 2015
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    In this podcast episode, Gabby talks about mindset and learning a specific language help you when it comes to personal development.

    What is mindset? It is a particular way of thinking. We people think differently based on various situations that we face. There are people who can easily handle difficult situations because they have a good mindset. It is also a good foundation when learning a language like English.

    It is important to have an open mind and a growth mindset.

    Growth mindset - Are you ready to progress? Having this kind of mindset is treating every problem or committed mistake a challenge and that you always think that you can do anything, a go getter attitude. In learning a language, it is totally fine to have lapses because that is where we learn. It is all about being positive, make it a habit to look at the brighter side of everything. Believe in yourself.

    Open mind - Learn like a child and always be curious about everything. Be eager to know all things about the English language and how you could use it in various situations. Don't let anyone destroy your hunger to learn and get fluent with a specific language.

    Mastering a second language is a beautiful thing because its evolution is constant. That means you are constantly learning. You will be able establish positive attitudes that will help you improve your personal development.

    Ask yourself the reasons why you really want to learn the English language and have that positive mindset. See your improvements in fluency real quick!

    Photo Credit: Alexandre Normand

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post Change Your Mindset to Change Your English Fluency appeared first on Go Natural English.


    How to meet people who want to improve their English speaking skills using Skype May 04, 2015
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    We can learn English in various ways but the most effective way to do it is by using the language more frequently. Practicing English by speaking with someone, even if it's just online, is one of the keys to help you achieve fluency. But the big question is: "What do you really want?" Do you want a language exchange partner? Do you want a friend or a teacher?

    A teacher is someone who will correct you, tell you your mistakes. He or she may guide and explain grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary to you. And can even give you tips on how to improve and how to make your study plan more efficient.

    A language exchange partner may not do the same because it can be seen as rude. He or she is someone whom you speak. For example, you will talk with your language exchange partner and then after that, you will talk with them using your language. So both of you are helping one another to learn your native languages.

    If you are looking for a friend, someone to connect with on a deeper level, you could use social media to find interest groups. You can connect with people and use English to talk about your common interests.

    But of course you can learn English through audio, video and text lessons from the Go Natural Website at gonaturalenglish.com

    Click here to watch the video on YouTube

    Photo Credit: Markus Koljonen

    Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies

    To be fluent, you must speak! Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling. Click here to learn more and try the first one free!

    The post How to meet people who want to improve their English speaking skills using Skype appeared first on Go Natural English.


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