30. Course Conclusion

HEY WELCOME TO THE END OF THE COURSE.

YOU MADE IT.

YOU DID IT.

CONGRATULATIONS YOU SHOULD BE.

You should be proud that you were able to stick with the entire course.

I realize it’s very long.

Certainly and parts may maybe a little dry so I’m very pleased that you got through the course.

And I want to just thank you for taking the time to do it and I honestly hope that it was useful to you.

I hope this course has been valuable and I hope it’s something that you’re glad that you did.

I really spent a lot of time and a lot of energy and put in a lot of thought and I hope that you were able to feel that as you went through this course I have actually been working on this course for years.

So again genuinely great job and thank you very much.

And I want to just go over a couple of things a couple of recommendations I have things I hope you can keep in mind for how to improve your your English abilities going forward things to keep in mind in your English learning journey.

Number one is the importance of review as you were going through the course.

I hope that you took the time to take notes.

I hope that you took the time to seriously consider each each lesson and that you didn’t just rush through it.

Now if you did that it’s very important to review to keep all of those things fresh.

If you just go through something once it can easily fade away so try to review the notes that you took.

And don’t be afraid to actually go back and watch specific lessons if you need to.

In fact you might take a break and go through the entire course again if you’re really really crazy.

I do that when I read a book I usually go back and read the whole book again.

Why.

Because I want to make sure I didn’t miss anything that maybe I didn’t catch the first time through.

So don’t be afraid to do that if you enjoyed the course.

It might be valuable to you to go back and actually go through the course again review your notes from time to time.

And most importantly most importantly try to use the stuff that you learned in this course in your daily life.

I hope that everything you learn in this course is actually useful in real life.

I was very careful to make sure all of the phrases and the different words we learned and all of the different skills that we learned in this course can actually be used in real life.

So I hope that you start using them because if you start using them in your conversations and situations that you encounter then you’re going to remember more clearly all of those things and it’s going to become part of your ability to communicate.

So again review Don’t be afraid to go back and re watch and certainly start using everything that you learned as much as possible in your daily life.

Number two is extremely important.

And I mentioned it a lot and it’s the reason why I always recommend that you record yourself when you’re speaking if you don’t have others to practice with because awareness is really the key to moving forward and building better habits.

I’ll say it a thousand times if I need to.

It is the key to success.

If you don’t know what you’re saying and you’re not aware of what you’re saying then you’re really never going to sound more fluent.

Now you might use the new words and phrases.

That’s great.

And you’re you’re going to be able to handle more situations.

That’s wonderful.

But you really need to develop a keen awareness of what is coming out of your own mouth in order to become more fluent and to use the things that you learned in this course.

Well and properly to actually take the next step.

Awareness is key.

So do the exercises that we practiced in this course and also redo some of the things that are attached to each lesson in the in the review part by practicing on a daily basis by giving yourself little tasks and recording those tasks and then listening to them again.

You’re going to become more aware of what you say when you speak.

You’re going to be able to hear yourself better and the more you do that the better your habits will be the stronger your good habits will be and the faster you’ll be able to correct or to fix your bad habits.

So I hope that you continue to practice and I hope that you continue to record that practice so that you can build that awareness so that you can then develop proper habits and get rid of the habits that you don’t like about your spoken English.

Finally I would encourage you if you’re working on other aspects of your spoken English for example pronunciation or how to think in English and other things.

I would encourage you to check out my other courses because they’re really meant to focus on specific areas of spoken English to help you improve in other ways.

In addition to this worse those things can help you build out those good speaking habits.

I want to wish you the best of luck in your English language journey in the future and I hope to see you in another course.