Language coach Hadar Shemesh says most learners focus on vocabulary and grammar but miss three specific gaps that keep them from actually speaking fluently. Her free live training identifies these gaps and shows how to close them.
Being a non-native speaker means that you have to deal with a lot of things when you communicate in English. And a lot of times we think that the more we study and the more we increase our vocabulary or improve our grammar, the better our English should be. But it's not necessarily true. As a non-native speaker and as a teacher who has coached thousands and thousands of people over the past almost 20 years, I can tell you that communicating in a second language goes a lot deeper and way beyond the English knowledge. And in my free live training, I'm going to talk about the 3 gaps between the English that you know and the English that you speak. And the bigger the gaps are, the more frustrated, the more limited you feel. I'm going to talk about what those are and how to close them. So if you know that you need to feel better in English, but you don't know what you need to do, this is going to reveal a lot of the things that you've never thought about, and it would be extremely practical to implement. So I hope to see you there. It's absolutely free.
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