Improved Fluent Launcher

Enhanced Graphics

Automatic Transcript

Quick Edit Panel

Plane & Point Tools

Editing Multiple Boundaries

Initially Invalid Expressions

Demo

Post-Processing

Cumulative Plots

Becoming fluent is not something that just happens to you

The 3 pillars of fluency

Phrasal verbs

Focus on the things that will get you the best results

Planning your learning roadmap

Speak as much as possible

Communicating with others

Start speaking

Where do you struggle the most?

Conclusion

Intro

Build fluency around topics you love

What does fluency mean to you?

Can an intermediate student be fluent in English?

Worry less about accuracy and more about fluency

Focus less on the mistakes you're making and focus more on communicating your message clearly

Expose yourself to English in real situations

Passive vocabulary vs active vocabulary

Be an expert in your field

Role plays

Intro

Tip #1

Tip #2

Tip #3

Tip #4

Tip #5

Tip #6

Fluency Breakthrough Challenge

Welcome

Starting to learn English

Type of English education

Challenges in using English

Steps to learn English

Advice for self-taught students

Learning pitfalls

Overcoming conversation fears

Using vocabulary in conversation

Goals and English's role

Quick English improvement tips

Next Steps

Welcome

Free Ways to Improve Your English

Free English Study Plan

Listening Practice

Reading Practice

Phrasal Verbs

Introduction and Welcome

Discussion on How to Know When You're Fluent in English

Understanding the Concept of Fluency

Explanation of the Quiz Sentences

Returning to the Quiz and Discussing Possible Answers

Emphasizing the Importance of Confidence in Language Learning

The Goal of Becoming Fluent in Individual Words and Phrases

Discussing the Use of Past and Present Tenses in Storytelling and Its Importance in Connecting with People

Upcoming Live Teaching Announcement

The Art of Storytelling Using Conjunctions

The Importance of Exposure to Different Native Speakers for Language Fluency

Understanding the Use of 'Found' in Sentences

Explaining the Concept of Discovery in Language Usage

Answering Viewer's Question About Sentence Formation

The Best Way to Become Fluent in English Explained

Understanding Confidence in Language Learning

Tips for Improving Reading Comprehension

Understanding Sentences in a Second Language

The Difference Between 'For Instance' and 'For Example'

The Importance of Confidence in Language Learning

Understanding the Phrasal Verb "Flare Up"

Tips for Speaking Continuously in Group Discussions

Explaining Currency Conversion on Our Website

The Three Levels of Understanding in Language Learning

Closing Remarks and Future Plans

Intro

10 English fluency statements

I can smoothly have a conversation about almost any topic in English

Talk about topics you can't talk about in your native language

I can speak and other people don't slow down when speaking to me

I can be myself

I can understand different accents in English (native and non-native)

I can read an article and understand it

You can seamlessly jump from one language to the other

Next Steps

Introduction

What does it mean: to speak English “fluently”?

How many words do fluent speakers know?

Why is fluency important?

When will you be fluent?

4 Questions to find out if you’re fluent!

Your Fluency Action Plan - Join me for live training!

Thank you for watching!

System Overview

System Components

Priming

Outflow Pack Cartridge Installation

Fluent Operation

Setting the Deficit

Replacing the Fluid Bag

Changing History Scopes

Troubleshooting

Summary

Intro

Is CFD the tool we use pervasively?

Solver Setup

Question: What is water-tight geometry?

Workspace

Initialization Options

Refine Mesh

Controls Settings

Applications of Ansys Fluent

Can both programs read mosaic meshes?

Introduction

Trying Too Hard to Impress

Over-complicating Things

Focussing on Accuracy

Lack of Vocabulary

You are shy

You don't practice enough

Summary