Tips to speak in English                                  

Speaking English as a non native speaker can be a bit challenge to anybody. Learners spend most of their time reading advanced grammar books and doing grammar exercises but, finally, end up without getting much help to improve their fluency in English

However, There are various learning techniques experimented by people that led them to success. Here, I have arrayed the most successful methods worked the best for your reference.

This site is really dedicated for English learners to grab something out of this while sharing their ideas.

These are the some tips….. (you will notice how simple they are to follow)

Studying grammar books will give you knowledge of English but…. practice is the most important part of spoken English.    Learn it !!!!   Practise it !!!!

            Whenever you learn something new, put it into practice.



How to Practice???

A)   Spend about ten to twenty minutes per day to read something (properly written in English) loudly.

                  You can read an article of a regular news paper or a part of a novel but it should be well written in good English. Improperly written materials will make you do grammatical mistakes. As  you  do reading , it gives a chance for your eyes to meet new words and phrases. Once you read it loudly, it will connect your mind and verbal expressions together.

B)   Try to learn phrases instead of learning single words.
This is really important
when you find a new word. Remember with the whole sentence. For example, look at this sentence.

 "I am interested in learning"

 Keeping in mind the whole sentence instead of the underlined word makes you remember not only the meaning of the word but also the way of applying the word in a sentence.

And also, when you learn a word, try to find the related words and the phrases they are used in. Ex- interest, interesting, interested, interested in so on.

 The following sites will be useful for you to find out interesting dialogues to read.

http://www.englishdaily626.com/

http://www.improvespokenenglish.org/

In the former site there are certain phrases unique to American English. Therefore you have got to be watchful whether they are applicable in British English as well. You can find out their usage by searching trough google.com.

C)   Speak with somebody in English

Speaking with someone who you are not hesitant with, on a topic for a several minutes per day can make a big difference in your fluency. If there is no possibility to find someone, you can get the help of online chatting programs on the web.The  following site can be one of them which gives you a good chance of chatting with foreign people who have the same desire to talk in English.

http://www.speaking24.com/
 
 The content of the site cannot be assured. But you can give a try. It  will be really helpful to you.

D)   Listen to English

You have got to listen to English as well. Spare your time to listen to an English radio channel or proper audio materials on the web. You don’t have to spare any money for that.

the more you listen…. the more you learn….

   Listening is said to be better than watching as it makes you pay your full attention on what you hear while you are watching your attention may wander what you see than listening.

 Some more tips…..

 E)   Speak slowly

Slow down your speech until you become a fluent speaker. Study how well native speakers do their speeches. They speak in a slow rhythmic manner in order that the others can clearly understand what they deliver. That is how it is supposed to be. Speaking fast doesn’t mean that you are fluent. On the other hand, it can cause you to make mistakes in your speech and will get you nowhere.

F)   keep your cool when you speak

Don’t rush or be panic. Take your time to deliver words. Although you are not a native speaker try to pronounce as they do. Try to imitate. That makes you have an interest in speaking. When you feel that you speak like a native speaker then you have a tendency to speak.