How to think in English?

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& R- n0 B2 J% S9 t1 Z/ O1 N( c- |; D- tHere is a good video showing you how to think in English.
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1. Name things around you in English. For example,when you see a tree, you say this is a tree. When you see a duck, you say to yourself, this is a duck.
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( A- o9 D6 E1 e% h) B* N2. Say something about yourself, such as I am handsome, I am pretty, I am knowledgeble, etc.
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3. Talk about the things you see around you, for example, The screen is big. The window is not small. The table is well made, etc.
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4. Ask yourself simple questions and answer them. How are you today? I am very good. Did you have a good sleep last night? No, I didn't. Why not? I stayed up late. When did you go to sleep? I went to sleep at about 6. What did you do? I read a novel. What novel did you read? I read bla bla bla...
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5. Pretend that you have a listener who want to know how TV works, or how to make a toy. Or you pretend that you are talking to a group of people about politics, or about a holiday trip.

6. Suppose that you are going to buy a house. There are two houses that you love almost the same. You may talk about the pros and cons of buying A or B.
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