中学英語のHowでは足りない！ネイティブが使う新しい話し方

How do you cook this dish? "How do you make this dish?" This is a basic "How" question that you learn in middle school. Now, how about the following English sentence? How my mom cooks this local dish is a secret. "How my mom makes this local dish is a secret." This "How" isn't a question directed at anyone. In this video, we'll practice using the form How + subject + verb to describe "how someone does something," "how someone did something," or "how something happened." The main expressions covered in this video include: How my mom cooks this local dish is a secret. How I learned to cook piroshki was... How we should cook this ancient dish without a recipe is a real headache. And so on. Just like the previously learned "When + Subject + Verb" and "Where + Subject + Verb," ​​"How + Subject + Verb" is also a convenient starting point for speaking English. The important thing isn't memorizing difficult grammatical terms. Start by using "How." Then add the subject and verb. Further, add explanations to the end. Becoming familiar with this order will make it easier to construct longer sentences on the spot. Speaking English isn't about memorizing complete sentences. It's about taking meaningful chunks from the beginning and adding information as you think of it. Please try the 3-second training while watching the video. If you're struggling with English, please let me know in the comments. Let's overcome it together. In member-only videos, we offer even more practical English brain training. Please subscribe to the channel. #English #EnglishConversation #EnglishBrain #How #EnglishGrammar #SpeakingEnglish #EnglishLearning #3SecondEnglishComposition #IAMethod #BonnieKawamura