Advanced English Phrases for Fluent Speaking

🔑Using advanced phrases can greatly improve your English fluency and make your conversations more engaging.

🗣️Expressing interest, sadness, disappointment, disbelief, and facial expressions adds depth and emotion to your communication.

🤔Advanced phrases allow you to convey your thoughts and emotions more accurately and precisely.

😄Learning facial expressions helps you understand and interpret the emotions of others.

📚Using these phrases in everyday life is essential for improving your English fluency and sounding more natural.

Why should I learn advanced phrases in English?

—Learning advanced phrases can help you improve your fluency, express yourself more effectively, and sound more like a native speaker.

How can I practice using these phrases?

—You can practice using these phrases in conversations with native English speakers, language exchanges, or by incorporating them into your everyday speech.

Which situations are these phrases most useful in?

—These phrases are useful in various situations, including casual conversations, debates, expressing emotions, and storytelling.

Can I use these phrases in formal settings?

—Some of these phrases may be more suitable for informal or casual situations, so it's important to consider the context and audience when using them in formal settings.

How can I remember and practice these phrases?

—You can create flashcards, practice with a language partner, or use them in writing exercises to reinforce your memory and incorporate them into your active vocabulary.

01:06Teacher Pedro Savala introduces the importance of learning advanced English phrases to improve fluency and sound more like a native speaker.

01:35Examples of advanced phrases for expressing interest, such as 'fascinating' and 'intriguing', are provided.

03:07Phrases for expressing sadness and offering support, including 'cheer up' and 'look on the bright side', are explained.

04:51Ways to express disappointment and disbelief, such as 'what a pity' and 'you must be kidding', are discussed.

06:40Expressions for describing facial expressions, like 'smiling from ear to ear' and 'blushing', are presented.

08:26Various advanced phrases for indicating disbelief and describing someone's character, such as 'pulling my leg' and 'he's a jerk', are introduced.

09:45Facial expressions that convey specific emotions, including happiness, confusion, and anger, are described.

10:54Closing remarks and encouragement to subscribe and share the video for more advanced English lessons.