Neurofluency™
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Science of Speech
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General Speech Reflexes: Part 1
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Smooth speech flow through word linking technique
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How to apply principles of grammar without thinking
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Basics of smooth speech delivery.
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General Speech Reflexes: Part 2
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Naming Reflexes
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Action reflexes
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Speech initiators
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Advanced Action Reflexes
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Advanced Naming Reflexes
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Phrasal verbs
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How to deal with Hesitation
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Fluency in asking Questions
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Comparison exercise
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Supporting word group exercise
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Auxiliary word group exercise
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Conversational touch reflexes
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How to manage starting trouble: Native speaker method
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Hesitation Simulation using pause and repetition
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Fixed Expressions
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Prepositional Phrases
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General Speech Reflexes: Part 3
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Hesitation Simulation using Speech composition features
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Interview Speaking Reflexes
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Medical English word group exercise
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Functional English Rapid Response System
Advanced speech initiators
Utter below speech initiators 4-5 times aloud.
Group 1:
He’s decided to.
They failed to.
We didn’t agree to.
They persuaded me to.
He wasn’t listening to.
He didn’t go to.
He’s supposed to go to.
He was hoping to.
They often listen to.
You don’t need to.
We pretended to.
She’s come to.
She hadn’t promised to.
I’ll try to.
He tried not to.
We ran fast to.
They didn’t expect to.
She didn’t use to.
He was to.
She doesn’t wish to.
He seems to.
She must go to.
She demanded to.
He intended to.
He doesn’t mean to.
They hesitate to.
We couldn’t afford to.
He desired to.
She hoped to.
I wouldn’t like to.
I would like to.
We attempted to.
I’ve got to.
We threatened to.
I just happened to.
He wished to.
We refused to.
He was writing to.
They started to.
It didn’t take long to.
They never remember to.
We always forget to.
They planned to.
I’d like to.
He wouldn’t lift a finger to.
They’d been trying to.
We went to.
He offered to.
She decided not to.
Group 2:
They didn’t like me to.
You must remind me to.
I want you to.
I don’t want them to.
He made up his mind to.
We changed our plans to.
We helped them to.
They came here to.
He’s writing a reply to.
She used a spanner to.
It’ll take him ages to.
She didn’t make any arrangements to.
We need it to.
It never occurred to him to.
I didn’t want him to.
We stayed there to.
She should see us to.
It’d cost money to.
It’d cost a lot to.
I met them later to.
Group 3:
They didn’t know how to.
He wondered when to.
I remembered what to?
I forgot who to.
He didn’t know whether to.
I knew who to.
I found out where to.
We all learnt how to.
I was wondering which way to.
She knew how much to.
He showed me how to.
She told them how to.
Group 4:
They went to that place to.
We had to do that to.
He wanted to stay at home to.
Group 5:
Be there in time to.
Imagine not going to.
Explain how to.
Describe what to?
Get him to.
Ask someone to.
Try not to.
Group 6:
He’s eager to.
He was right to.
I was wrong to.
They’ll be curious/able/anxious to.
We’re grateful/afraid/frightened/lucky/fortunate to.
She was prepared/ambitious/surprised/happy/willing to.
He seemed/excited/thrilled/amazed/delighted/alarmed/shocked to.
They may be reluctant/unwilling/glad/happy/relieved/sorry to.
We are all upset/Infuriated/determined/keen/impatient to.
Everyone seemed proud/pleased/free/welcome/disturbed/annoyed/irritated/inclined to.
They were slow/quick/ready/unable to.
He was lucky/certain to.
Note: The word group “They will be curious/able/anxious to” must be uttered like this: “They will be curious to”, “They will be able to”. “They will be anxious to”. Follow this procedure whenever you come across world groups consisting of words separated by ‘/’.
Group 7:
It was dangerous to.
It’s essential to.
It’s quite easy to.
It was silly to.
It used to be difficult to.
It will be hard to.
It was unpleasant to.
It seems absurd to.
It’s pleasant/very fair/enough to.
It may be customary/impossible/terrible/foolish to.
It was painful/wonderful/delightful/marvellous to.
It’s important/necessary/sensible/useless to.
It will be expensive/convenient/practical to.
Group 8:
It’s very interesting/amusing/irritating to.
It was thrilling/boring/startling/shocking/ to.
It was terrifying/pleasing/annoying/astonishing to.
It was disturbing/inspiring/satisfying/exciting to.
Group 9:
It was wrong of him to.
It was thoughtful/kind/cruel/rude of you to.
It’s clever/cheeky/impolite/crazy of them to.
It was careless/wise/dishonest/selfish of her not to.
It’ll be foolish/good/sensible/decent/generous of them to.
It was naughty/important/ungrateful of the boys not to.
It is so much cleaner to.
Group 10:
He’s too weak to.
He’s too clever to.
He’ll be too excited/drunk/impatient/glad to.
He must be too strong/fat/old/heavy to.
She was too ashamed/ill/small/brave to.
It was too light/shabby/complicated/long to.
It was too shallow/narrow/sour to.
He was too afraid/upset/busy/angry to.
They were too smart/nervous/dangerous/tired to.
He was too short/confused/tough to.
You were too rash/mean/depressed/broadminded to.
He was too stupid/dirty/weak/narrow-minded to.
Group 11:
She’s big enough to.
He was claim/experienced/patient/rich enough to.
It was deep/hot/heavy/wide enough to.
It was thick/tidy/cool/smooth enough to.
It’s clean/sweet/bright/easy enough to.
It’s safe/soft/warm/dry enough to.
He was early/quick/bright/firm enough to.
Group 12:
He didn’t have enough time to.
He has a large family to.
I didn’t have an opportunity to.
There’s not enough chance to.
He told the lie just to.
He’s not a man to.
There was nothing to.
He borrowed enough money to.
She didn’t have a place to.
He was fun to.
He was the first man to.
There’s not much time left to.
It’s an odd place to.
This is the best book to.
It’s the easiest way to.
It’s time to.
I’ll need a few minutes to.
It’s an inconvenient time to.
I haven’t time to.
They have no lawn to.
It’s an interesting way to.
All he can do is to.
There’s no place there to.
Group 13:
They said it is.
They said I was.
She asked if it was.
You told me she had.
She explained she had.
He told her he could.
She’s just told us she wanted to.
They told you their.
They told him now.
I said we must.
I said I was.
You suggested we could.
She’s just told me she is.
I said she had.
They said they must.
She told me I should be.
She’s just told them she will.
I told him I was.
He claimed his father had.
He explained what.
He said it must be.
I wondered whether to.
They say they will.
They say they are.
He argued his case is.
They asked us if.
They say they have.
She asked him why.
They said they would.
We asked them how.
They promised they would.
They told him not to.
He thought he could.
He asked me if.
They wondered which.
He asked her not to.
They started asking her why.
You told her you had.
They said they had to.
She said she might.
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