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7 Iconic American Figures In History

English Listening, Go Natural English Blog
7 Must Know Famous Americans
7 iconic and influential figures in American history, that’s what we’re talking about today!  In this lesson, I’ve put together 7 categories: Music, Literature/Art, Cinema, Government, Sports, Science, and …
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PART 1 -ed Verb Ending Practice

American English Pronunciation, English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Avoid making this accent mistake
So you opened (opend) up Youtube and clicked (klikt) on this video because you wanted (wan.ed) to learn about how we say -ed verb endings. You may have noticed …
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How to Talk About Hobbies in English

English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Be more intersting in English
Let’s talk about hobbies! What do you like to do for fun? What do you do on the weekends? What do you do in your free time? Talking about your …
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21 American Slang Words For 2021

English Speaking, English Vocabulary and Idioms, Go Natural English Blog
21 Slang Words to Know Before 2021
What’s goin’ on!! Alright, right off the rip, lemme say welcome to GNE; my name’s Ryan..and today I’m talking about American slang words! If you didn’t follow that, off …
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How to Reduce Your Strong Accent

American English Pronunciation, English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Do this so natives will understand you
Have you noticed that when you say certain words, even ones that appear to be “simple” words, like “live”, “work”, and so on that you consistently get confused looks …
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The Difference Between Tell, Say, Speak, Talk

English Grammar, English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
How to use tell, say, talk, speak
When to use Tell, Say, Speak, Talk These four verbs have a similar meaning, they are just used in different contexts. In general, tell and say are used when conveying specific information. …
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Sound Native When Talking About Sports

English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Sports, 11 phrases to sound native
Hi everyone! In today’s lesson, we are going to look at Phrasal Verbs used in sports and fitness! Playing sports is one of the best ways to get active, …
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How to Make People Think You’re Fluent in English

English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog, How to Learn English
Three tricks to sound fluent right now
Did you know there’s a lot more to English fluency than perfect grammar, a huge vocabulary, and long sentences?  Fluency is 60% made up of other factors — the …
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How to Talk to Your Doctor in English

English Listening, English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Talk to a doctor without feeling embarassed
Do you feel overwhelmed when going to a doctor? Do you have kids who translate for you when you go to the doctor’s or you use a translator? It …
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One Easy Change to Sound More Fluent in English

American English Pronunciation, English Speaking, Go Natural English Blog
Simple Vowel Change
English has many vowels that are not present in other world languages. Take for example the difference between /u/, as is found in words like “boot”, “Luke”, and “food”, …
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