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#014 Why is it so difficult to Speak English - Passive Vocabulary
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- I\u2019ll talk about the passive vocabulary, and I\u2019ll focus on the difference between the active and passive vocabulary.
- After that, we\u2019ll simulate a conversation with the Question & Answer technique.
Like I\u2019ve just mentioned earlier, in this episode, I\u2019d like to focus on the passive vocabulary.
There are two kinds of vocabularies that we all acquire in time, no matter whether it\u2019s your native language or a foreign language.
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