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The Shocking Truth About Forgetting Vocabulary When Speaking English

😔 "I know so many English words, but when someone asks me a question... my mind goes blank." Does this sound like you? Meet Lily, an English learner who has 2,000 words in her notebook but can't speak a simple sentence. She understands English movies, reads articles, and knows big vocabulary words. But when her cousin asked her one simple question in English, she froze. She couldn't say anything. To join our practice community, fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/3W96bw6s2iami7gK8 If you've ever felt this way, this video will change everything for you. 🧠 Why Can You Understand English But Not Speak It? In this eye-opening conversation, Lily's teacher explains the REAL reason why English learners forget words when speaking - and it's not what you think! The problem is: your words are in PASSIVE MEMORY (recognition), not ACTIVE MEMORY (production). You've been storing words in the wrong folder in your brain! 🎯 What You'll Learn in This Video: ✅ The science behind passive vs active vocabulary ✅ Why reading and memorizing words doesn't make you fluent ✅ The "bicycle analogy" that explains everything ✅ Why you forget words even when you KNOW them ✅ The translation trap that's slowing you down ✅ How your brain stores "reading memory" vs "speaking memory" ✅ Why 300-500 active words are better than 2000 passive words ✅ The mental block that stops you from speaking ✅ How to practice speaking when you're alone (4 powerful methods) ✅ Why mistakes are actually GOOD for learning ✅ The 15-minute daily practice that changes everything 🔔 Subscribe to Daily English Practice for more videos that solve REAL English learning problems! 👍 If this video helped you understand why you forget words when speaking, please LIKE and SHARE it with other learners who need to hear this! Your support motivates us to create more helpful lessons like this one. #LearnEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #SpeakEnglish #PassiveVsActive #EnglishFluency #ForgetWords #EnglishLearning