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Getting Stuck in English | How to Stop Yourself from Freezing in Conversations

Make sure to download my FREE Guide on our 8 steps to speaking confidently in English https://mailchi.mp/marriedtoenglish/8... Do you freeze up in conversations and forget how to speak English? You're not alone! This is a common problem for many women, especially those who are new to an English-speaking environment. In this video, Taylor and Jeremy from Married to English share 5 powerful strategies to help you Ladies, let us know in the comments below: What's your biggest challenge when speaking English in conversations? __________ FREE CALL with Taylor & Jeremy: www.calendly.com/marriedtoenglish/speak Check out our client success stories here:    • Client Testimonials   __________ Vocabulary List 1. Ridicule: mockery, laughter at someone's expense. 2. Punishment: a penalty for a wrongdoing. 3. Anxiety: excessive uneasiness or worry. 4. Mental block: a temporary inability to think clearly or effectively. 5. Invisible wall: an obstacle that seems to exist but cannot be seen or touched. 6. Mental state: the condition of one's mind 7. Filing cabinet: a piece of furniture used for storing documents. 8. Graceful: elegant, dignified, or charming. 9. Pesky: annoying or troublesome. 10. Gradual: happening slowly over a period of time. 11. Mistake: an error or blunder. 12. Overly: excessively. 13. Relatable: easy to understand or sympathize with. 14. Fumble: to handle or do something clumsily. 15. Narrow down: to reduce the number or scope of. 16. Mistakes journal: a diary for recording and analyzing errors. 17. Investment: the act of putting money into something to earn a profit. 18. Prioritize: to give something greater importance. Phrasal Verbs 1. Go blank: to suddenly forget something. 2. Catch up with: to reach or overtake someone or something. 3. Slow down: to reduce speed or activity. 4. Walk away from: to leave or abandon. 5. Draw attention to: to focus attention on. 6. Get stuck: to be unable to move or proceed. 7. Look closer at: to examine something more carefully. 8. Give up: to stop trying. Idioms 1. Nine times out of ten: almost always. 2. To start over: to begin again. 3. To move forward: to make progress. 4. To land a job: to get a job. 5. To burn out: to become exhausted or ineffective. 6. To pull something from your filing cabinet: to retrieve information from memory. 7. To kick in: to start to have an effect. 8. To get back on track: to return to a previous course. 9. To make a mistake: to do something wrong. 10. To be stuck: to be unable to move or proceed. 11. To get the best offer: to receive the most favorable deal. 12. To owe it to oneself: to feel responsible for doing something. __________ Link to Video:    • Getting Stuck in English | How to Sto...   #marriedtoenglish #resourcefulenglishmethod #englishforwomen