People are struggling to get their English speaking skill improved, but most of them face very difficult situations. So What are the better ways for people learning and improving English fast and effectively?
In this post, I would like to share with you some better ways to learn English speaking and practice your English speaking skills. For me, there are 2 common methods that all ESL learners can use to do the speaking practice.
Self-Learning and Practising:
I am sure that you will ask me how a person can practise speaking English by himself without anyone to talk to.
My answer is practise to “Think in English”.
Everybody when needed to say somthing must have an idea in his mind before he speaks out. And before this is spoken out, he has to have structures to deliver his words and make the words meaningful. Practising to “Think in English” is the time he’s getting ready for his English words, his structures to be delivered. I am bit lazy to tell you more about how to do this, if you want to know to do this, you can talk to me. I will help you out with this.
2. Take an online English speaking class and Join online English Speaking community:
Many people say that they do not have the English speaking environment to practise their language skill. I think there are a lots of chances for these on the internet. You can join in free English speaking community like speaking24.com or paltalk , etc.
If you have money and happy to pay some one to help, then you can take an online English speaking class which is conducted live through an online classroom. You will communicate interactively with other during your class time, and / or even 24/7. Is it good?
Hope with my sharing, you can find your ways to learn English speaking better.
BenEnglish on Youtube
Ben English Channel helps you learn English better! There are many free English video lessons and tips to learn English.
Hi, my name’s Ben Tran and I’m an English teacher. I currently hold a M.A in TESOL – Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – granted by University of Western Sydney, Australia.
Please subscribe to Ben English channel and you won’t miss any lesson.
