English Por FAVOR

# ENGLISH SPEAKING .

If you are watching a lot of videos and memorizing a lot of vocabulary to improve your spoken English, but not executing the tips and ideas from those videos and not using that vocabulary in your daily conversations, then you are giving your mind a lot of cognitive load. In my view, watch only one video, learn two or three vocabularies by making sentences, not individually, and repeat them until they reach your subconscious mind. I think there is no end to videos and vocabularies, so break this loop and work on recall and review techniques. Try to improve daily, even if it is small, but maintain consistency.

# TONGUE TWISTER.

Betty bought a bit of butter but the butter Betty bought was bitter so Betty bought a better butter and it was better than the bitter butter

If you ACT then you have two options like either you are going to WIN or LOSE but If you don't ACT then you have only option. Think

Minderwertigkeitsgefuhl.
* Which means a feeling (Gefuhl) of having less ( Minder) Worth ( Wert) / Feeling of inferiority.

# idioms

BURN THE MIDNIGHT OIL.

* To stay awake late at night to work or study.

During our engineering days when our exams were at hand then on that time we were burning the midnight oil

WORDS CAN CHANGE YOUR BRAIN. Always think about positive words. You can replace the negative word 'problem' with positive words like 'challenges', 'opportunity', and 'situation'. So, when you face problems in your life, never say 'I have problems.' Instead, say 'I have an interesting challenge' or 'I have an unexpected opportunity' or 'I have a typical situation.' If you want to feel energetic, always select positive words, and your mind will change, enabling you to overcome your problems easily.

GOOD HABITS are hard to form but easy to live with. BAD HABITS are easy to form but hard to live with.
You can achieve good habits by doing number of repitions

GRATITUDE

* A feeling of appreciation or thanks.

We remember with gratitude those who died defending our country

WARY.

* Not showing complete trust in someone or something that could be dangerous or cause trouble.

Investors are increasingly wary about putting money into stocks