Welcome to Speak English Now podcast with your host Georgiana, the podcast that will help you to speak

English fluently with no grammar and no textbooks.

Today, let's talk about the importance of moving and studying English.

Later, we'll practice grammar with a point-of-view story.

Let's get started.

Let me ask you a question.

Imagine a person learning English.

He or she is preparing to study a new lesson.

How do you picture the scene?

Perhaps this person is sitting at home or in a quiet library with an open textbook, a dictionary, and a notebook.

Maybe this person has been sitting for hours, almost motionless, trying to learn and

memorize the content. At least that's the typical image that pops into my mind whenever I imagine

an English student following the traditional method. Now let's visualize a different scene. Imagine someone walking around.

Their whole body is moving. The feet transmit movement to the legs and to the entire body.

The arms are swinging slightly and the brain receives more oxygen.

You can't be too lethargic when you walk, can you?

For me, the second state is the perfect one for learning.

The brain is more awake and it can acquire new knowledge faster. And there's no need to

carry around any textbooks, notebooks, dictionaries, pencils, etc. That wouldn't be practical at all

while you're walking. And people might start pointing you on the street as if you

were some lunatic. There's a much efficient way to learn English. You can now improve your

English considerably by listening to interesting audios. There's no need to sit on a chair and listen to my podcast or my

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