1. Forget grammar!
1.忘記語法!
That’s right. This may seem strange to you, but it is very important.
沒錯，聽起來很奇怪，但非常重要!
If you are preparing for an examination, then you should study grammar. However, if you want to become fluent in English conversation , then you should try to learn English without thinking about grammar too much.
如果你正在準備考試，那么你應該學習語法。但是，如果你想流利地用英語對話，那么你應該嘗試剔除語法對你的干擾。
The reason why I say this is that to become fluent, you need to be able to speak without pausing to think of the correct words and sentence construction.
之所以這么說，是因為要想流利地講英語，你必須能夠不停頓地說出正確的單詞和句子結構。
If you are constantly trying to translate what you want to say from your own language into English, whilst thinking about all the grammar rules you’re supposed to be using, you’ll most likely become bogged down, hesitant and fail in your fluency goal.
如果你一直在試著把你想說的話按照你自己的語言翻譯成英語，同時考慮所使用的所有語法規則，你很可能會陷入困境，猶豫不決，那么就不可能流利地講出英語。
2. Learn natural phrases or ‘chunks’ you can adapt for any situation!
2.學習短語或“詞匯塊”，你可以適應任何情況!
What you need to do is to learn and study phrases instead of trying to speak in sentences.
你需要學習和研究短語，而不是試圖用句子來表達。
You may be familiar with a large range of vocabulary, but are probably not able to create fluid conversation (natural flowing speech). This could be because you fail to recognise the differences between spoken and written English, one of which is that when speaking, people use phrases instead of sentences.
你可能熟悉大量詞匯，但可能無法進行流暢的對話(自然流暢的語言)。這可能是因為你沒有意識到口語和書面語之間的區別，原因之一在于，人們在說話時用短語而不是用句子表達。
These include collocations (words that commonly go together) such as ‘rich and famous, denselypopulated, keep a secret, break a promise or take a seat‘; phrasal verbs such as ‘get up, log on, run out of’; idioms like ‘part and parcel, make ends meet’, and social formulas such as ‘see you later, have a nice day’ and so on.
這些詞匯包括詞的搭配(通常連在一起的詞匯)如“rich and famous(富裕而著名)，densely populated(人口稠密)，keep a secret(保守秘密)，break a promise(違背諾言)或take a seat(坐下)”;動詞短語如“get up(起床)，log on(登錄)，run out of(用完);成語“part and parcel(不可缺少的一部分)，make ends meet(入不敷出)，社會俗語如“see you later(再見)”，“have a nice day(祝你有美好的一天)”等等。
