Peace steemians,

I truly believe that ANYONE can learn to speak English fluently. If you are a none native speaker and you struggle to communicate in English, do not blame yourself to much. 

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**it’s NOT your fault**.
Most English classes in schools make communication difficult.

The  _REAL_  problem is that traditional lessons put **EXTRA STEPS**  between you and the English you want to learn...

Steps like :  

 - **Rule memorization**
 - **Confusing explanations** 
 - **translations**

So when you try to speak, **you must REVERSE these steps in your head**, and this makes you lose your words, think and translate in conversations.

**Some practical case**

A shopping websites show you your search history...

And why a cooking website might show you some meals to  **CHOOSE**, rather than ask you to  **REMEMBER** your favorite foods.

So what does all this mean for English learners like us?

When you  **LISTEN** or **READ**, you’re  **RECOGNIZING** information.

But when you  **SPEAK**, you must  **RECALL** the right information instantly to communicate without hesitation.

See why so many people can UNDERSTAND what Native speakers says in theirs videos, but not SPEAK like they do?

You already know how hard it is to RECALL information, even with things in YOUR language in YOUR life...

But do you now understand why fluent communication becomes EVEN MORE DIFFICULT when we add the extra steps of traditional English lessons?

Now, there IS actually a very simple solution proposed by Drew to this frustrating problem.

With time, you can become an automatic speaker by  [**learning conversational, spoken English in simple, easy steps**](https://is-tracking-link-api-prod.appspot.com/api/v1/click/4747591454031872/5617014672457728).

So what are the other solution ?

We want something that will help us improve our speaking  **RIGHT NOW**...  

I’d like to share with you Drew **secret** about remembering words that helped him become a fluent speaker of Japanese.

It’s a simple trick taken from the world of BUSINESS, not language learning...

And it can help you express yourself more quickly and naturally, like natives do, TODAY.

To learn it for yourself, click on the link below:

[Even If You Have A **TERRIBLE MEMORY**](https://is-tracking-link-api-prod.appspot.com/api/v1/click/5529634265890816/5617014672457728)

If you struggle to express yourself because your words disappear in conversations, TAKE ACTION.

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