How to Expand Your English Vocabulary in ONE Simple Step

 ⛔️ Whenever I try and speak in English I get stuck because I don't have the words to express my idea.

⛔️ It's frustrating to speak or write in English because I don't have enough vocabulary.

⛔️ Speaking or writing in English makes me feel... nervous / stressed / anxious / insecure / bad / terrible.

⛔️ When I speak in English, I sound like... a robot / a child / an idiot / a simpleton / a buffoon.

⛔️ I don't have the words I need to make friends and socialise in English.

⛔️ I cannot participate during work meetings because I cannot put my ideas together fast enough to say anything.

⛔️ I feel invisible when work meetings are in English, but I want to be seen, I want to participate, I have lots of ideas, but I don't have the vocabulary.

⛔️ I'm looking for professional development, but I don't have the English level I need to look for a better job.

If you identify with any of the above statements, then today's video is an absolute must-watch for you, as we look at and explore how to expand, grow, build, increase and develop (see what I've done here?) your vocabulary in ONE simple step.

That's right.

There's lots of things you can do to grow your vocabulary (and you'll learn a few of them in this video as well), but this one thing I share today is by far the most 

馃數 effective, 

馃數 easy, 

馃數 comfortable, 

馃數 simple, 

馃數 effortless, and 

馃數 enjoyable path towards proficiency in English.

WATCH HERE: HOW TO EXPAND YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY IN ONE SIMPLE STEP

Do you wish you could bring more clarity, understanding and joy to your English? Are you READY to allow insight (not effort!) to transform your language skills? If you want to be more fluent and articulate in English, book a Consultation call here to find out more.

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