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6 Simple Tips for Improving Your English Speaking Skills

by Noshad Ali
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English Speaking has great importance in our lives. In the last article, we discussed what is the importance of English in Freelancing. Freelancing over the internet is not possible if you cannot communicate in English. In this article, we will discuss a few ways to improve our English language skills.

1. Watch English Movies and Seasons

Watching movies and seasons will help you learn conversational English. You will observe the way people talk, how they make the use of different words that we know and don’t know. Slang and informal words are used in movies and seasons which will help you with improving your conversational behavior.

2. English News

English news is a great source if you want to improve formal speaking. TV Channels like BBC, CNN, and newspapers/magazines like The Guardian, New York times, etc. broadcast their news and columns in a very professional way. Making a habit of reading these will help you with improving your formal communication skills in English.

3. Have conversations in English

Having conversations in English help you using the words that you are learning. If you have native English speaker friends, you are lucky enough to talk to them. You can also talk to yourself in English. There are thousands of ways you can improve anything in your life. Improving the English language is one of them.

4. Focus on Fluency

How often do you stop while talking in English?

The more you stop, you will lose your confidence in it. Speak it, even if it is wrong but don’t stop. If you get fluency, you can correct your words too. Try using tongue twisters which will help you to be comfortable with certain words.

5. Read Books/Novels

Reading is a very good habit. It has a lot of benefits and it will help you learning and improving your vocabulary.

6. Listen More

The more you listen, the more you learn. Listen to understand. When you understand, you can reply with the right words.

“Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.”

Stephen R. Covey

Listening before talking is another good habit that will help you understand the gist of the talk as well as the words used.

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