The perfect way for you to learn grammar without studying from textbooks is by LIVING your English with lessons such as this one! Download the RealLife App 👉 bit.ly/460sjoz and get complete, INTERACTIVE transcripts of ALL of our lessons, with FLASHCARDS to help you internalize all the advanced words and expressions. And the app is free to download! Aww yeahh

@a.bdaashka920

4 күн бұрын

Я😊 рор😊😊

Agree👍. To speak like native speakers, we definitely need grammar but not too much grammar

So, I want to leave a comment. Actually, six months ago, my English was very slow and bad. So, I started watching at least 10 minutes of your videos every day. One of the reasons I kept watching is that you guys use simple words, which made it understandable. Day by day, I started watching more challenging content and so on. Now, my level has improved, and I am so grateful. Keep doing this, guys! Kamchybek 19 year is old. From Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Aww yeah! We're so happy to hear about your progress KamchytbekKuzobaev! Thank you much for sharing. Keep up the great work, my friend. You rock! ❤

Exactly !! Japanese English education system forced to learn grammar hard and it cause less confidence of speaking cause we’re always trying to speak with correct grammar

I have really experienced this situation. My all teachers always say the same thing . They always emphasize the importance of grammar . Therefore, I make a lot of mistakes in speaking exams , but I hope this episode would be effective for me . Thank you so much ❤😊

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Hey aijukim, we're happy to hear from you! Keep up the great work and soon you will be nailing them! ❤

I like the way you run podcasts! Thank you for sharing with us some tips of improving English ❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

17 күн бұрын

We’re glad that you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching our videos and learning with us! ❤️

I don't believe that someone can learn English without learning the basic structure of the language but just listening to music or watching series or movies. I myself, when I was at the very beginning of my studying, didn't know about the basic rules and structure at all. I had started learning English by Alexander Dragunkin and just in 6-7 months I understood how it works and I didn't make stupid mistakes like 'she come' or 'he would goes' Maybe I'm not that intelligent like many students but I'm glad I came upon my first virtual teacher who taught me the basics After that I had watched a lot of media in English and red a lot of texts which expanded my vocabulary significantly. Now I'm reading the Harry Potter books with some 90% understanding without using a dictionary.

@sandrag6329

20 күн бұрын

X2

@carolinaguerreropando

9 күн бұрын

Hello, how can I find the book or course by A. Dragunkin? I've searched for it in other versions (such as Spanish), but I can only find it in Russian. I would appreciate it if you could help me with more information to find it.

@nick_vash

9 күн бұрын

@@carolinaguerreropando Hi I've never found it in English version. He's a russian-speaking so he teaches russians only.

@carolinaguerreropando

9 күн бұрын

@@nick_vash Thank you

I completely agree with you!!! Pointing out mistakes in class doesn't work out!

Hello, I am the newest subscriber. Hoping that my English journey will improve! I really want to enhance and hone my grammar. I've always watching different videos on KZread in terms of English.😊I'm just 19 years old from Philippines!

Thank you for your inspiring and informative video with great conversation! From my perspective, native speakers never need to learn much about grammar since they were immersed in a environment where their native language emerged everywhere, they have bunch of ‘data’ being input and they have endless time to consume and internalize those patterns. What’s more, I think toddlers below the age of 3 may own the ability of learning language in a natural way due to some brain cognitive mechanisms. As for non-natives, I think it’s somehow useful and necessary to systematically learn some basic and fundamental grammar to open their door to a new language, especially for those languages from another language family. But I do agree that people shouldn’t pay so much attention on grammar learning and dig into those detailed grammar rules or tiny mistakes they may have made. Grammar and connection to people in real world are ‘ two legs for walking’ :)

@RealLifeEnglish1

18 күн бұрын

Hi Josephy! We're glad to hear that you found this lesson useful for you! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We really appreciate it! ❤️

واو شكراً استفدت كثير ❤

My favorite podcast ever ^^ Thank you guys for sharing so much with us!

@RealLifeEnglish1

16 күн бұрын

Aww Yeah! We're so happy to hear! It's our pleasure! ❤️

100% AGREE.

I agree the poinsts u mentioned, because of grammar is not first priority when you learning a language, u need some basics that can understand the sentences but if u fully focus on grammar it will damage your speaking ability .U always feel afraid of making mistakes .

@RealLifeEnglish1

8 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing your insights, husseinmoha! ❤️

There's alway s different purposes of learning English. I like what you Izzy mentions in 15:23. Grammar is a key component of most (if not all) prestigious international English tests. Grammar may always be a plus.

Love u guys ...thanks for this great episode❤️❤️❤️

@RealLifeEnglish1

16 күн бұрын

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching our videos and learning with us. ❤️

thanks so much guys for this video, really help me a lot with my mission this year, improve my level english.

@RealLifeEnglish1

6 күн бұрын

Amazing, lucasvelasquezr! We're so happy to hear this. Keep up the great work! ❤️❤️

You don't have to pay a lot attention to English Grammar when you attempt to speak fluently. I'm agree with you. Nevertheless, when you're trying to improve your listening, it could help you to try to figure it out what's actually the right choice

@iagopuga5760

6 күн бұрын

I mean when you're hearing a recording, and you have to choose the best answer, if you look the grammar of the chances, it could help you to find out the right answer more quickly.

@RealLifeEnglish1

6 күн бұрын

Hey there iagopuga, thanks for sharing this! ❤❤

@andreamcdonough891

Сағат бұрын

Uau! Vc é brasileiro e quase não percebi seu acento!😮 muito boa pronúncia!

It's exactly the point at which many people make wrong. Thanks for this video. I have got a lot experience from it.❤❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

6 күн бұрын

Awesome! Happy to hear. ❤

Uau vc é brasileiro e não percebi seu accent!😮 Muito bom cara!

One the one hand grammar is essential for speaking competently but on the other hand it's not the whole world for speaking fluently... So I am fine either way... And great episode guys .😊😊😊😊

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Hey Syed, thank you so much for your continuous support. ❤

It was a great podcast ❤ What you guys say is really true, I live in Sri Lanka which is one of the touristic countries. Just the other day I saw this guy who was talking to this woman from another country. I've seen this guy many times around my city, maybe he is a person who spends all his time just wandering around the city, so maybe he is a street smart guy & knowing nothing about grammar. This is a bad habit, but I did want to listen to their conversation, I mean I wanted to hear his way of speaking. I was amazed by listening to it, He didn't use grammar so much but somehow he was able to get his idea across, & he connected sentences just like a native does. And this women she is from Germany & she's a really nice person, like with genuine smiles, maybe she's in her mid twenties. I didn't want to listen to their whole conversation because that's a bad idea. But they must've been made a great connection & She talked about her tour. I felt ashamed because I've learned English from school & after studies, I'm still learning. but I'm still afraid of speaking in English, I don't think that I would be able to speak like that, If I were in that situation. Besides he somehow used grammar here & there, so he might've been developed his grammar skills by listening to those grammar patterns of other speakers. So I guess there're other things that matter most to have a great connection. Some of them are like communication skills & your ability to understand other person.

@RealLifeEnglish1

17 күн бұрын

Hey Dilshan, thank you so much for sharing this story! My friend, don't be harsh with yourself. You've been doing a great job! Remember that learning is not a sprint, but a marathon! We have no doubts that you'll get there! ❤

@dilshan5384

17 күн бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1 I hope so 😊 Thanks for the encouragement. You guys help me a lot to get there. I've been listening to RealLife podcasts for quite a while now, so I could see that I'm gradually getting used to those language patterns ❤️

@kseniaaktash9242

17 күн бұрын

Thanks so much for sharing! I hope you can be that person in the future who doesn't feel shy or afraid to come up to tourists and connect with them just like that "street-smart" guy from your story!

@dilshan5384

17 күн бұрын

@@kseniaaktash9242 Thank you so much 😊 I'm working on to build up that courage, hope I'll do that oneday. By the way teacher, your way of speaking is amazing. It makes these podcasts more beautiful & fun. Ethan & Izzy are amazing teachers too, hope to learn more things from you guys ❤️

The language is basically for communication and to speak naturally the focus should be on listening and speaking rather than writing and Grammer the big error of the school English is that the teacher gives great emphasis on Grammer rules and neglect listening and speaking skills . So many students master Grammer rules and can't speak real natural English and this is very frustrating . They don't understand natives while speaking. I see there are two solutions for this problem First the main concentration should be on listening and speaking as any language is a means of communication Secondly, Grammer is important but it should be taught in real practice giving many examples from our real life. In other words, if the teacher explains the present simple so he should make his students talk about their daily routines . In this way the teacher puts the Grammer into real practice

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing, emanmahmoud! ❤

Aww yeah, you are fabulous guys, enjoy listenitg to you on and on)

@RealLifeEnglish1

18 күн бұрын

Aww yeah! Thanks for your amazing support. ❤️

Another great Podcast. I m really like this channel

@RealLifeEnglish1

18 күн бұрын

Aww yeah! Thanks for your amazing support. ❤️

I think: in English subjuntive is a sense, but the form of the verbs are past (except to be, as you said). Thanks Lao. You said literally that😂

Helpful podcast ❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Great to hear that our lesson was helpful for you! Thanks for learning with us. ❤️

Great 🌹👏⭐️❤️🇮🇳

Put the subtitles always, please. I Would be Helpful.

@RealLifeEnglish1

8 күн бұрын

Hi johanjimenez, thanks for watching our videos and learning with us. So hey, we feel you! That’s one of the reasons that you can find interactive transcripts from all our episodes on the RealLife English app, where you can listen to our podcast lessons and follow every single word, get definitions and earn flashcards! You can learn more about it here - reallifeglobal.com/app/

Most important words & expressions of this week's lesson - to stick around, to be intimidating, to absorb sth, pattern, to predict, toddler, curse of knowledge, living proof, to break down, golden goose, to figure sth out, to look after, to vary, to ensure, consequence, to obsess over, to freeze up, to get the message across, to overthinķ, to be prohibited, aloud, to resonate with sb/sth, to put pressure on sb, to point the finger at sb, nerdy, geeky, to geek out on, to omit, dress code, wisdom, to imply, to be refreshing, to be off the hook, segue, engaging.

@RealLifeEnglish1

13 күн бұрын

Aww yeah! Thank you so much for sharing it again, dilshan! ❤

You are beautiful 😍😍😍 Miss Kseniya.

❤❤❤❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

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Geek em ✔️

I think that i know a friend of yours who may be not happy with this episod Kseniakkkk i love your channel guys, só diversificate opnions...

@RealLifeEnglish1

15 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your support, Thiago! ❤

Hi there! Thanks for your tips, as always, they're very helpful ❤ Wish Ezzy good luck with his girlfriend ❤❤ And we didn't hear what was Ksenia digging this week 😁

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Hey Olena, We're happy to hear you enjoyed and found this lesson helpful! Thanks for learning with us. ❤

@kseniaaktash9242

17 күн бұрын

Haha, thanks for asking Olena! I believe that week wasn't so special for me. Probably I was planning my next trip, which I took at the start of the month and which I will tel more in the next episodes! Thanks for watching 💙💛

Yap! I know english role but I cannot able to speak or express myself like a native speaker or natural english conversations. Do you have any technique or strategies how to speak english in real?

@RealLifeEnglish1

15 күн бұрын

Hey there Ibrahim, thanks for writing! We feel you! We have a few suggestion of lessons that can be really helful on this! Check it out: ► You are fluent in English if you can do THIS - The Number 1 Skill You Need: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X5mr1piEppzPmpM.htmlsi=dI5jb-6ccusYBfxB ► How You Can Speak English Better Than 90% Of Learners: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pqB9w8aok7jIh5s.htmlsi=_D7wJXfk3mtWc3HK ► How to Speak English in PUBLIC with POWER and CONFIDENCE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hn5kuax9kbqXnqw.htmlsi=d-tP5WZK2j_fyQ6E

@ibrahimbarambangan6946

15 күн бұрын

Usually it is just make since difficulty to catch the native speakers are so quitly faster when they are talking. Like movie series character.

@ibrahimbarambangan6946

15 күн бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1Very interesting

At my clases in university we need to write correctly in english in a paper... it's so boring. In real life, it's only on phones or computer.

does anybody have Ksenya's instagram or another youtube channel?

Hi Cia, Are you Korean?

I'm from India I had a question ❓ I made lots of speeling mistake. Could you tell me how can I correct spelling in English

@RealLifeEnglish1

15 күн бұрын

Grammarly!

@debduttapoddar5577

15 күн бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1 what does it mean by grammarly

Ее ещё можно понять, но этого бразильского парня ......жестко

Did Mira make these cute braids for Ksenia?

Sorry ,but im thinking its lake, What is more important left hand or right I must that when you are finally learned all grammar its only begining, cos when you begin to listen native, they speak with accent may be not correctly, cos even in our native language we make a mistake, and dont notice When it comes to comrrehension you need hour to learn how to understand natives not only by serries or show but in many cituasions and exept 12 tenses there is active and passive voises and it fundamental for undestanding Exept this there are praisal verbs that imposible to learn all cos its only translation practice and prepositions that tottaly change the meaning of the word Its all acpects of English that have equal importance for language learning

@RealLifeEnglish1

18 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your perspective and experience! We really appreciate it!

I'm an indian. I am not fluent in english. I want to learn english and communicate with others in english

@natnaelsamsom

5 күн бұрын

I am Eritrean. I am not fluent too. I also want to learn english and communicate with others. If you are interested I am ready to communicate with you

1st comment

Rich people say money is not important, Beauties say beauty is not important, Native speakers say grammar doesn't matter! And you think everything is not important?

After 15 sec I understood she is not a native.

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

Hey there! Yeah, Ksenia is not a native English speaker! But she rocks! You can rock it too! Let's learn together!

❤🎉🍀🌷🌼🌺🌸

@RealLifeEnglish1

19 күн бұрын

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Oh ksenia came .U know ksenia ,I can't agree with your idea cus I don't believe it without knowing basic grammar skills speaking english is not possible to speak in vivid & proper .

@RealLifeEnglish1

18 күн бұрын

Hi Abdisa! Thanks for sharing your honest feedback! We appreciate it!

i do fully disagree with you cause i d already been working in usa for years in the past and actually speak english fluently but it depends to who you re coping with either ppl knows how to communiicate in english or not..im from brasil..

@RealLifeEnglish1

15 күн бұрын

Hey there emersonmattoz, thanks for sharing your opinion! We really appreciate it.

No final das contas nao falou nada 🤦‍♂️

@clinivetdrmaia7574

19 күн бұрын

Why are you saying this? For my perspective they was explain the way that we need to use the language not focusing on grammar but in patterns. This was something that I did in the last year and helped me a lot to improve my comunications skills. Now I know that I really need to study more grammar to raise the bar.

Really...?

Americans dont use Grammar in thier English thats why American Eglish is considered to be a Bad English.

I just realized this channel is for beginners 😢

@RealLifeEnglish1

15 күн бұрын

This is definitely not the case. Just out of curiosity, what makes you think that?