Rule 1 For Learn English

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Imagine speaking English automatically... without thinking. The words come out of your mouth easily, and fast.   You understand instantly.
 
To do this, you must change the way you study English.  One easy thing to do is to stop studying English words. What?

Stop studying English words.

That's right, do not memorize words.  Native speakers (ex. Americans) do not learn English by remembering single words.  Native speakers learn phrases.

Phrases are GROUPS of words that naturally go together.   In fact, when you learn phrases you learn both vocabulary and grammar-- easily and automatically.

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**Learn 4x Faster
Research by Dr. James Asher proves that learning with phrases is 4-5 times faster than studying individual words.  4-5 Times Faster.

Also, students who learn phrases have much better grammar.

***RULE 1:  Always Study and Review Phrases, Not Individual Words
Never study a single, individual word.  Never.

When you find a new word, always write down the other words with it.  Always.  When you review, always review all of the phrase,.. not just the single word.

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Collect phrases.

Your speaking and grammar will improve 4-5 times faster.  Always write the complete phrase.

Never again study a single word.   Never write a single word in your notebook,

Learn Phrases Only.
 
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A.J. Hoge
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Effortless English, LLC