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English by AI

The document provides ten tips for improving English speaking skills, including daily practice, thinking in English, and listening to native speakers. It emphasizes the importance of using common phrases, joining speaking groups, and building confidence through practice. The overall message is that fluency comes with consistent effort and a focus on communication rather than perfection.

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English by AI

The document provides ten tips for improving English speaking skills, including daily practice, thinking in English, and listening to native speakers. It emphasizes the importance of using common phrases, joining speaking groups, and building confidence through practice. The overall message is that fluency comes with consistent effort and a focus on communication rather than perfection.

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1.

Practice Speaking Daily

 Even 10–15 minutes a day helps.

 Talk to yourself, record your voice, or use language exchange apps like Tandem
or HelloTalk.

 Don’t worry about making mistakes—fluency comes with practice.

2. Think in English

 Try not to translate from your native language.

 Start with simple things: "I am hungry", "It’s a nice day", "Where is my phone?"
etc.

 This builds your instinct to respond faster.

3. Listen More

 Watch TV shows, YouTube, or podcasts in English.

 Mimic how native speakers talk—their tone, rhythm, and pronunciation.

 Try shadowing: repeat what they say right after they say it.

4. Use Common Phrases

 Memorize everyday phrases instead of individual words:

o “How’s it going?”

o “Let me think…”

o “I see what you mean.”

 This helps you sound natural and respond quicker.

5. Slow Down, Then Speed Up

 Speak slowly at first to be clear.

 As you become more confident, work on speaking faster and smoother.


6. Ask Questions

 Practice asking and answering questions.

 Example: “What do you do?”, “What did you do yesterday?”, “What kind of music
do you like?”

7. Join Speaking Groups or Clubs

 Language meetups, online conversation classes, or English-speaking


communities.

 The more you speak, the better.

8. Read Out Loud

 Read books, articles, or dialogues out loud.

 Focus on pronunciation, emotion, and pacing.

9. Record Yourself

 Listen to your recordings to find areas to improve—pronunciation, grammar,


fluency.

10. Be Confident

 Don’t fear mistakes. Everyone makes them.

 The more you speak, the better you get—fluency is about communication, not
perfection.

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