confidence
Wordthe feeling that you can speak or act successfully
“I want to speak with more confidence in meetings.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You are explaining a speaking goal.
Pattern: Use it after with: speak with confidence.
English shadowing practice: Speak With Confidence: Simple English Speaking Practice
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🌟 Speak With Confidence! 🗣️ 3 Simple Tips That Really Help
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Welcome to my channel.
Welcome to my channel.
In this video, we will learn how to speak with .
Do you want to speak confidently, but feel nervous when you start talking?
Try these three simple tips.
Tip number one, don't .
Speaking slowly makes you sound clearer and more confident.
Tip number two, use .
You don't need difficult vocabulary.
is more powerful than complicated English.
Tip number three, spend just 2 minutes every day speaking about your day, your ,
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English idioms and vocabulary from this video
English idioms and vocabulary from this video
rush your words
Phrasesay your words too quickly
“When I get nervous, I rush my words.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You are reminding yourself to slow down.
Pattern: Use rush + your words to describe speaking too fast.
simple words
Phraseeasy, familiar vocabulary
“I use simple words when I explain a difficult idea.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You want your English to be easy to understand.
Pattern: Keep simple before words.
Clear communication
Phrasespeaking or writing in a way that is easy to understand
“Clear communication helps people understand you quickly.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You are choosing clarity instead of difficult vocabulary.
Pattern: Stress clear because it carries the main contrast.
favorite topic
Phrasea subject you especially like talking about
“My favorite topic is travel.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You need an easy subject for daily speaking practice.
Pattern: Use favorite before the noun topic.
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practice
Wordrepeated activity done to improve a skill
“Daily practice makes speaking feel easier.”
When & how to use it
Situation: You are encouraging someone who worries about mistakes.
Pattern: Use practice as the thing confidence comes from.
Welcome to my channel.
0:00In this video, we will learn how to speak with confidence.
0:01Do you want to speak confidently, but feel nervous when you start talking?
0:04Try these three simple tips.
0:09Tip number one, don't rush your words.
0:11Speaking slowly makes you sound clearer and more confident.
0:14Tip number two, use simple words.
0:19You don't need difficult vocabulary.
0:22Clear communication is more powerful than complicated English.
0:24Tip number three, spend just 2 minutes every day speaking about your day, your favorite topic,
0:29don't + base verb
Give direct negative advice.
“Tip number one, don't rush your words.”
more + adjective + than
Compare two things.
“Clear communication is more powerful than complicated English.”
English speaking practice with these expressions
English speaking practice with these expressions
Complete the advice from the lesson.
Tip number one, don't ______ your words.
One possible answerrush
Fix this phrase: “Which sentence correctly gives the first tip?”
After don't, use the base verb: don't rush.
Which sentence matches the speaker's message about vocabulary?
The speaker directly says “use simple words” and says difficult vocabulary is not necessary.
