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Thursday, February 27, 2014
The importance of the English language cannot be overemphasized. Comfort with English is almost a prerequisite for success in the world today. Regardless of the industry, proficiency in English is an important factor in both hiring and promotion decisions.
A lot of us have studied English in school and are fairly comfortable with reading and writing. However, we hesitate while speaking because we feel that we lack the fluency and may make grammatical mistakes. We are afraid of speaking English in formal situations and we are quick to switch to our native language once we are in the company of our family and friends.
There is no quick fix when it comes to improving your command over a particular language. It always requires a lot of time and effort.
Here are EnglishLeap’s top ten tips for success in achieving proficiency and fluency in English:
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Do not hesitate. Talk to whoever you can.
Decide among your circle of friends that you will only talk in English
with each other. This way you can get rid of hesitation and also have
your friends correct you when you are wrong.
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Start a conversation with strangers in English. Since you do not know them personally, you will feel less conscious about what they would feel about you.
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Maintaining a diary to record the events of your day is a great way to practice your writing skills. Take your time to use new words and phrases when you write in your diary.
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Read the newspaper. Read it aloud when you
can. Concentrate on each word. Note down the words you don’t understand
and learn their meanings. Try to use these words in your own sentences.
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Watch English movies and English shows on
television. Initially, you can read the sub-titles to follow the
conversation. As you practice more, you will realize that you are able
to follow the conversation without needing to read the sub-titles.
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Set aside an hour every day to watch English news channels. This is one of the most effective ways of improving your comprehension.
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Podcasts are available on the internet. These
are audio and video files and many of these can be downloaded for free.
These are a great way to practice listening skills and develop an
understanding of different accents.
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It is usually quite difficult for a beginner to understand the
words of an English song as there is background music and the accent of
the artist may be unfamiliar to the listener. Read the lyrics
while you listen to the song and you will comprehend better. Once you
start following the voice of a particular singer, you will find it much
easier to understand the singer’s other songs too.
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Another effective way is to record your own voice and listen to it.
You will notice hesitations and pauses. You may also notice that you
make some grammatical mistakes while speaking that you do not make while
writing. You must aim to improve and rectify these mistakes in
subsequent recordings.
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Ask people who speak better for advice. There
is no shame in seeking help especially if you are trying to improve
yourself. Talk to them in English and ask them to correct you whenever
you are wrong.
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