what can i do to improve my english. i will best to try to improve my english but dont able to speak fluently. please give me suggestion
From India, Indore
From India, Indore
Hi,
Speaking English fluently is not a problem, but it needs some practice and some time. it's not a day or a week program. keep on practicing practicing, surely one day you will be a good fluent communicator.
From India, Hyderabad
1Speaking English fluently is not a problem, but it needs some practice and some time. it's not a day or a week program. keep on practicing practicing, surely one day you will be a good fluent communicator.
From India, Hyderabad
Please click on the links to the right of this messages box, where ideas have been given in the past.
From United Kingdom
From United Kingdom
Greetings,
To begin with , create a regime which suits your learning pattern. It needs to be regular no matter what. Here's few tips for you to consider:
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From India, Mumbai
To begin with , create a regime which suits your learning pattern. It needs to be regular no matter what. Here's few tips for you to consider:
- Read aloud an article everyday. It would depend on the access you have, but do consider The Economist. It will help building your language skills
- Listen to BBC English. Speak along what you hear. Listen to their pronunciation. Keep them in your mind and use it accordingly.
- Follow your thoughts. Watch out for the words you use when you are talking to yourself. If you think it correctly , you will remain correct when you speak.
- Read the material available in this community. Create you own learning plan with it.
- Blog about your daily learning just as you did it this time. The more you write , the better you get with your language skills. On the top , we will get to contribute to your learning and enrich your skills.
- Please do find learning material in the link attached.
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From India, Mumbai
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