Spoken English

Spoken English:

v Read the dictionary and remember five to ten words a day.

v When you read a word, find some example to use that word in many ways.

v Ask your friends and family, if you really don't know the meaning of the word or the usage.

v Feel free to talk in English even though you are learning.

v Think before you speak and your message will be clearer (practically proven).

v Do not feel shy or nervous to learn from others.

v Apply the simple English words in your routine. That will help you to a great extent.

v Never lose the interest to learn new words. Always keep up the practise.

v Read for a minimum of half an hour every day. Reading is very important to all of us. It builds our knowledge, it gives us an escape, and it exercises our brains. The more you read, the better your reading skills and pronunciation will improve. Read on topics you're interested in, be it a romance novel, a sports magazine, or a car engine manual.

v Write a literary piece. Try your hand at writing a novel, a short story, a poem, a play, or any other kind of creative writing. If you work at it bit by bit each day, it will hone your writing skills as well as exercise your creativity.

v Listen to the instructor and listen well. While you're listening, write down good notes and important details he/she says. Block distracting things from your mind. Listen to other people speaking the same language to improve your speaking and writing and pronunciation.

v Speak in front of a class. Be sure to talk loud enough so people can hear and speak with little words and big words mixed together. Communicate a lot.