- First go through root words - please trust me, there is no better way than this to start learning or improving vocabulary.
- First complete the root word lists, then select a particular list of your choice complete it.
- Now, Here starts the real game. Don’t do list by list, there are high chances of forgetting many words if you do so. So better select some 10–15 random lists, and do them for some time, each and every day.
- To sum up, repeat the same process every fortnight. Don’t get complacent after learning some 10k new words.
- Always Review and practice. No matter which way you take notes, or if you like the Flashcard method, always review. If you are willing to invest time and effort into learning more vocabularies, you'll definitely remember it. I recommend to take 10–20 min reviewing the vocabularies. Do this 2–3 times each week. No matter how busy you are, you can always squeeze a 10 min break, right? Why not use that time to learn vocabularies and taking a break? You must be willing to put in hard efforts in order to learn.
- Follow the video right below to learn vocabulary and remember .
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- Use some words instead of 'very' by click the link right below.
- Use words instead of 'great' by click the link right below.
- Test it, Fix it is a series of book designed to help you identify any problem you may have in English, and to fix the problems.
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Think in english.
- sometimes the difficult thing about talking in a new language is not the language itself,but how you think about it.
- If your think inn native language,try to speak english.you will always have to translate between languages.translating is not a easything too do!
- Even people fluent in two or more languages have trouble switching between languages.You can do this anywhere, anytime. Try to use English when you’re thinking about your day, or when you’re trying to decide what food to order. Even try to use an English to English dictionary to look up words. That way you never have to use your native language and translate words. You’ll notice that when you think in English, it’s easier for you to speak in English.
- talk to yourself.
- Whenever you’re at home (or alone somewhere else) you can practice your English with your favorite person: yourself.If you’re already thinking in English, try speaking your thoughts out loud. Read out loud, too. Practice is practice, and even if you don’t have anyone to correct your mistakes, just the act of speaking out loud will help you become more comfortable speaking English.
- Use a mirror.
- Whenever you can, take a few minutes out of your day to stand in front of the mirror and speak. Choose a topic, set a timer for 2 or 3 minutes and just talk.
- Focus on fluency,not grammar.
- When you speak in English, how often do you stop?
- The more you stop, the less confident you sound and the less comfortable you become. Try the mirror exercise above, but challenge yourself to speak without stopping or stammering (taking pauses between your words) the entire time.
- Try some tongue twisters.
- Tongue twisters are series of words that are difficult to say quickly. One example is: “The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.” Try saying this a few times! It’s not easy.
- Pay attention to stressed sounds.
- English uses stresses in words and sentences. That means you’ll need to stress, or emphasize, certain words and syllables (sounds) to give words and sentences different meanings.Listen to where native speakers place the emphasis when they speak. Try to repeat it the same way.
- This won’t only help you speak well, it might even reduce misunderstandings. Sometimes the placing the stress on the wrong syllable completely changes the word. The word ADdress, for instance, isn’t the same as the word address. Address refers to a physical location where someone lives, and adDRESS means to formally speak to a group of people.
- Sing along to English songs.
- Singing along to your favorite English songs will help you become more fluent.
- Once you can sing along with your favourite song, you can test your skills with something a bit more difficult.
- Learn phrases,not words.
- An even better idea is to learn word phrases, not just words.
- You might be using correct grammar and vocabulary, but it’s still not how a native speaker would say it.
- click here the link to buy the book "Think English Speak English" for further references.
- You can understand the fast speech in English and you can get any American words easily by watching this video.
- Think in English.
- Talk to yourself
- Use a mirror.
- Focus on fluency, not grammar.
- Try some tongue twisters.
- Pay attention to stressed sound.
- sing along to English songs.
- Learn phrases and idioms.
- The best waay to improve your pronounciation to sound more american or if you wanna sound more britisher is to shadow,you should imiatate the word by word everything that person is saying,Better to repeat directly after the speaker.
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say,speak,tell and talk
• You use say (not tell) to talk about speech in general. You use tell (not say) when you're informing someone about something or giving them instructions. He said something funny the other day. What did you say?
I told you not to climb on the chairs. I'll tell you how to get there.
• Always put a personal direct object or someone's name after tell and told. Never put a personal direct object after say or said. We're going to tell Katy about the article. Did you say something?
• You use tell in certain fixed expressions.
• You use talk in fixed expressions with rubbish, nonsense, sense, etc. and to refer to the act of speaking. Don 't talk rubbish. Let's talk about it tonight. Come and talk to me!
come and go;bring,take and fetch
• You use come to talk about a movement in the direction of the speaker or the person you're speaking to . You use go to talk about a movement away from the speaker or the person you're speaking to. Come over here a second. I'd love to go to Venezuela.
• You use bring to talk about a movement in the direction of the speaker or the person you're speaking to. You usa take to talk about other movements. You use fetch when you mean 'go and bring back'. Could you bring a bottle of wine round? I'll take the laptop with me. My dog's good at fetching sticks.
Make and let; start and begin
• You use make when someone forces someone else to do something. You use let when someone allows someone alse to do something. He mukos me do tho washing-up. Will you let me come with you?
• You use say (not tell) to talk about speech in general. You use tell (not say) when you're informing someone about something or giving them instructions. He said something funny the other day. What did you say?
I told you not to climb on the chairs. I'll tell you how to get there.
• Always put a personal direct object or someone's name after tell and told. Never put a personal direct object after say or said. We're going to tell Katy about the article. Did you say something?
• You use tell in certain fixed expressions.
Tell ties/e story/the time/e joke/the truth/the difference.
• You use speak when you're referring to languages and to refer to the physical ability to speak. I speak French and Italian. Of Course he can't speak to you. He's a rabbit.• You use talk in fixed expressions with rubbish, nonsense, sense, etc. and to refer to the act of speaking. Don 't talk rubbish. Let's talk about it tonight. Come and talk to me!
come and go;bring,take and fetch
• You use come to talk about a movement in the direction of the speaker or the person you're speaking to . You use go to talk about a movement away from the speaker or the person you're speaking to. Come over here a second. I'd love to go to Venezuela.
• You use bring to talk about a movement in the direction of the speaker or the person you're speaking to. You usa take to talk about other movements. You use fetch when you mean 'go and bring back'. Could you bring a bottle of wine round? I'll take the laptop with me. My dog's good at fetching sticks.
Make and let; start and begin
• You use make when someone forces someone else to do something. You use let when someone allows someone alse to do something. He mukos me do tho washing-up. Will you let me come with you?
We don't need to find a partner to practise your skills.You can practice it online.
- I'd highly recommend speaklar app to practice English speaking by making calls to abroad people anytime.
- Install this app in your mobile and practice English everyday with your other countries speaking partners.
- Practice makes man perfect.
- watch this video If you are unable to speak english eventhough you learned whole English grammar.
- By being on the stage.
It is the most important aspect for shooing away stage fear. Many people are very talented but restrict themselves from being on stage due to stage fear. The interaction with stage will give you confidence, experience and will make you fearless. The other time you get on stage you will be 2 times more confident and experienced.
- Be confident.
You have to be confident while being on stage as there are many eyes glued to your performance. As you lose confident you lose interaction with confidence. Be confident and enjoy what you are doing. The presurre will only be there for first 30 seconds after then you are going to enjoy it. Be in front of mirror to be confident.
- Don’t worry about what audience is gonna think!
They are audience for a reason. They don’t have guts to be on stage. Atleast you are on stage. If your performance is good audience will like it and if it is not as expected you will get experience. So, just perform. I can give you my personal experience on this. I have been on stage for nearly 10-12 times in school, but always in a group, never solo. As i thought about what my fellow classmates would think. But in college i had to present a presentation in front of everybody. New to college i thought nobody knows me here except 5-6 people. I told to myself ‘ Nobody knows me here and i am not going to give a damn about what others think of me.’ And guess what presentation went well.
- Watch a lot of TED talks.
- click here the link to read the excellent book "The Art of PUBLIC SPEAKING" to overcome stage fear
- stay out of trouble.
- I wouldn't do.
- you're pushing your luck.you're taking too many risks.
- you have your head in the clouds.
- let me know.
- get back to me(respond).
- get real(be realistic).
- let's get down to business.
- It was like pulling teeth.It was really tough day.
- It's good to know.
- who knows?
- who do you think you are?
- who asked you?you would better to be keep quiet.
- I'd like to pick your brain.
- keep me posted.
- i don't know off the top of my head.
- keep them on their toes.
- wait don't tell me.
- i'm sorry for the mix up(sorry for the confusion).
- I spoke too soon.
- i'll be happy to help.
- you get what you happy for.
- right this way.
- I can't keep up.
- put yourself in my shoes.
- i have too much time on my hands
- I have a lot on my plate.
- give me a break
- stop being so hard onyourself.realx.you didnt do anything.
- how's work going?
- have u heard the good news?
- push back the apppoint,ent(postponed)
- I don't want to hear that.I want the result.
- i'm losing it.
- i've lost my touch in typing.Im typing too slow now.
- I've not kept in touch with them.
- stay in touch.
- you look like a deer in headlights.
- can I take a message.
Techniques used in this video are extremely good.Continue watching this video.
- how is it going?
- long time no see.
- what have you been upto?
- can't complain.
- how do you now.
- that's a good one.
- that's very kind of you.thank you for doing that.
- thank you anyway.thanks for your offer.
- thank you in advance.
- no worries..
- what's going on here?
- did I get u right?
- don't take it to heart.
- i did not catch the last word.
- sorry.I Wasn't listening.
- it doesn't matter.
- that explains it.
- things happen.
- excuse me sorry to bother you.
- I'll be with you in minute.
- where were we?
- you were saying??
- lucky you.
- Iam freaked out.
- good for you.you've got be kidding me.oh my god!I can't believe it.cheer up!
- come on!.you can do it.
- keep up the good work.
- There you go.I told you could do it
- not a bit
- there is no room for doubt.
- i'll text you.
- It's not worth it.
- you rock.
- you should go to the extra mile.
- Step up your game
- Baby!please calm down.Put yourself together.stop crying.
- couldn't care less.this is so boring and im not interested
- there is no brainer.It's dead easy.
- yes guys.this is my mistake.I screwed up.
- can you cover me? mean can you work instead of me?
- Id better be going.I should go already.It's actually 9 pm.
Firstly,we should know how to pronounce words in English?
Then,we will know how to sound like an American?
Here are 21 vowel sounds and 24 consonant sounds right in this video.Watch up this video till end and learn perfectly if you want to sound like an American.
Practise pronounce the words correctly everyday.
Then,we will know how to sound like an American?
Here are 21 vowel sounds and 24 consonant sounds right in this video.Watch up this video till end and learn perfectly if you want to sound like an American.
Practise pronounce the words correctly everyday.
