How to develop english speaking skills?

Answer 1

Audio tapes are excellent, but to learn grammar a good text book is advisable. There are so many "exceptions" to the rule in English grammar. Find yourself an English girl friend/ boyfriend /group of friends. That way you will learn colloquial English, and talk about a greater variety of subjects, than in an English class.. How about an English pen-friend? You do not have to just write letters; you can make audio or video tapes or C.D.s Ask on Yahoo U.K. You`ll get lots of replies.

Answer 2

I am from lebanon and my native language is arabic. I speak, write, and read english and french. From my experience the best way to develop speaking skills in any language is reading good books and not books with slang language because this will affect your grammar skills and eventually your speaking skills. Also try to have conversations with people whose native language is english and try to watch movies with english subtitles but try to concentrate on the talking more than the subtitles. all the luck in your quest to become a person with better skills

Answer 3

Get an audio book and discuss it with others who have read it - start by asking a librarian - then try this...In using the inner circle (also called fishbowl) technique I announce that at the next class meeting we are going to have a class within a class, with 6 to 15 students acting as the discussion group and the others as observers. Classroom has movable chairs? Then arrange the seating in concentric circles. Students who are normally silent will talk when they feel the increased sense of responsibility as members of the inner circle. This "fishbowl" can be used in small, as well as large, classes. Tell students that at the next class meeting the teacher chooses 6 to 15 students to be "in the fishbowl." You then conduct a discussion (based on the work to date) with the students in the fishbowl. The rest of the students are to act as observers and recorders, noting both the process and the content of the discussion. Before the end of the class period, observers write a brief summary of the discussion and/or answer the question, "What would you have said that wasn't said?"

Answer 4

As with anything, practice at every opportunity. Arrange to speak in English with friends who also want to practise their English, try joining a class if you can, listen to English language radio or TV as speaking is only one half of the equation: you also need to understand the replY Good luck!!

Answer 5

Speak to English people!!!

Answer 6

Work with English people.
Go to English classes.

Answer 7

U favor to hitch some grooming or personality progression practise with spoken English training and lot of self esteem to apply suitable issues at suitable time and position. commence from homestead, communicate some thing yet in English in elementary words with moms and dads and siblings even examine newspaper loud to understand what blunders r u making in pronunciations. it takes time for non English ppl to be good at it so dont be disillusioned and attempt as a lot u can. each and every of the perfect........

Answer 8

The best way to learn a language is to surround yourself in it. You're in the right country(I'm thinkin')...just talk to English speaking people. There's also a ton of books.

good luck.

Answer 9

I like to write short novels...so I build & improve my english this way. I also use tools like a thesaurus & dictionary.

Answer 10

Record the news and play it back stopping every few sentences and repeat what was reported.