How To THINK and SPEAK in English
Speak English With Tiffani
22 min, 26 sec
The video discusses a formula to think and speak in English effectively using a mind map approach, followed by a personal childhood story.
Summary
- The speaker presents a formula to organize thoughts and speak English by thinking in English first.
- Visual aids and the '5 W's' (who, what, where, when, why) are used to help structure thoughts and form sentences.
- Several examples are provided to demonstrate how to apply this technique using different scenarios.
- The video concludes with a personal childhood story from the speaker, encouraging viewers to share their experiences.
- The speaker offers additional resources for English language practice and invites viewers to participate in the learning community.
Chapter 1
The speaker introduces the concept of thinking and speaking in English, acknowledging the challenges non-native speakers face.
- The speaker empathizes with the difficulty of learning a new language.
- Acknowledges the common struggle of defaulting to one's mother tongue while trying to speak English.
- Introduces a formula developed to aid students in organizing thoughts and speaking in English.
Chapter 2
A mind map technique using the '5 W's' is explained for organizing thoughts in English before speaking.
- The '5 W's' (who, what, where, when, why) are the key components of the mind map for organizing thoughts.
- By visualizing a scenario with two female co-workers, the speaker demonstrates how to organize thoughts.
- The viewer is guided through the process of creating sentences by focusing on each component separately.
Chapter 3
The speaker provides examples of how to apply the formula to create organized, natural English sentences.
- Using an image of two female co-workers, the speaker creates an example sentence.
- Further examples show how to use the '5 W's' to build complex sentences from simple thoughts.
- The speaker emphasizes the ease of speaking naturally in English with practice.
Chapter 4
Additional examples are provided to reinforce the mind map technique, and viewers are encouraged to practice.
- The speaker uses different scenarios, such as a man on a porch and an artist, to provide more examples.
- Encourages viewers to practice forming sentences using the technique.
- Suggests that with practice, viewers can speak English as naturally as a native speaker.
Chapter 5
The speaker concludes the lesson with final thoughts, offering additional resources for practice.
- Reiterates the effectiveness of the mind map technique for English learning.
- Offers a downloadable eBook for further practice.
- Encourages viewers to join the learning community and share their progress.
Chapter 6
The speaker shares a personal story from childhood, reflecting on a lesson learned about bravery and confidence.
- Narrates a childhood incident involving a group of boys and a man in a car.
- Describes the feelings of fear and uncertainty as a child.
- Reflects on the importance of honesty, confidence, and not being scared in such situations.