I want you to notice what happens right before you speak English. Not while you’re speaking. Right before. There’s a moment — sometimes half a second, sometimes longer — where you stop. In that moment, you’re not silent. You’re busy. You’re checking grammar. You’re searching for vocabulary. You’re arranging the sentence in your head. That moment is not preparation. It’s hesitation training. Native speakers don’t do this. Not because they’re smarter — but because they don’t build sentences before speaking. They start… and finish while speaking.