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Free! Learn to Speak English!Let's learn to speak English, for free! Is it possible? Yes. To find out how, keep on reading :)

Click Here for Step-by-Step Rules, Stories and Exercises to Practice All English Tenses

Click Here for Step-by-Step Rules, Stories and Exercises to Practice All Tenses


"To master something" means to learn or understand it completely. So mastering the English language is really a gradual process.

It begins with some vocabulary and some basic grammar rules. That's the basis, and once you have it you can continue progressing.
However, and many English learners have had to face this truth, just studying English is not enough. You have to actually practice it in the real world. You have to use it, learn from your mistakes and gain confidence.

(By the way, spoken English can be quite different from written English. You can read about it here: Learn Spoken English)

So how do you do that? Do you move to an English speaking country? Well, if you can, that might be the best option. If not, there are other things you can do.

1) Learn and practice these Answers to Common Questions
in English
. These questions and answers can help you in daily conversations.

2) Read these tips on how to speak English fluently.

3) Read this article on five of the most useful everyday English phrases.

4) Find out more about Real Life English.

5) Make sure you know the English speaking DOs and DON'Ts.

6) These questions and answers can help you at various places.

Restaurant: Answers to Common Restaurant Questions in English

Airport: Airport English – Check-In Counter Vocabulary, 45 English Vocabulary Words for the Airport and Airplane

7) Why Are English Contractions Important?
9) Read the lesson and watch the video on how to be polite in English.
10) Check out the following options:

Chat/Correspond with
a Native English Speaker

You can practice your English with a native English speaker. You can exchange e-mails, do a text chat, or even a voice chat (which is probably the hardest, but also the most rewarding).

Recently, I've found a website that lets you find pen pals/chat partners for free! Isn't that cool? :)

You can find more information about it here:

Language Exchange Community - Practice and Learn Foreign Languages


Note:
to improve your accent visit the Word Pronunciation section.

Using Ready-Made Dialogues to Improve English Speaking Skills

Use ready-made dialogues to practice and improve your speaking skills.

1) Practicing saying the lines out loud.

This allows you to become more familiar with the words and phrases used in the dialogue, as well as the rhythm and flow of the language.
Practicing out loud with a partner can also be helpful, as it gives you the opportunity to interact with another person and receive feedback on pronunciation and fluency.

2) Record yourself speaking the dialogue and then listen back.

This allows you to hear your own voice and identify areas where you need to improve.
For example, you may notice that you are not pronouncing certain sounds correctly or that you are speaking too quickly or slowly.
By listening back to the recording, you can get a better sense of how you sound to others and make adjustments as needed.
Improving how you sound to others can be helpful because it could help you communicate more effectively and feel more confident when speaking English.
When learners are able to articulate their words clearly and speak at an appropriate pace, it is easier for others to understand them and for the conversation to flow smoothly.
Additionally, feeling confident when speaking is important for building relationships and making connections with others.
When learners are self-conscious about their speaking ability, it can be more difficult for them to engage in conversation and form relationships with native speakers.
By working on improving speaking skills, English learners can feel more confident and comfortable when interacting with others in English.


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