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The ultimate goal isn’t to memorize grammar rules but to speak confidently. When sentences become automatic, language production requires less cognitive effort. This automaticity leads to fluency—being able to communicate naturally without conscious translation or hesitation.
Practical Steps to Get Started
Identify 100 relevant sentences that matter to your daily life.
Create audio recordings of these sentences.
Repeat each set multiple times daily in short sessions.
Review regularly: daily in the first week, then every few days.
Gradually reduce review frequency as sentences solidify.
With consistent practice, this method transforms the cognitive challenge of language learning into an efficient, manageable process.