As an Indian how do I speak English fluently?

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Mukul

Engaging with other speakers is the best activity to improve speaking. We have different types of activities, to perform with the groups. It'll be really helpful for the budding speakers.
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For speaking fluently English you have to keep command on vocabs and read creative readings which make you understand how to frame sentences in a different way
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anything you watch on tv watch in english, read books of ur interest in english
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For English Speaking fluently first thing i believe as teacher is you need to develop your listening skills, as you listen and speak along with the audio, your mind accordingly gets registered with new words and automatically when you would practice you would recollect what you have heard. This i practice...
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For English Speaking fluently first thing i believe as teacher is you need to develop your listening skills, as you listen and speak along with the audio, your mind accordingly gets registered with new words and automatically when you would practice you would recollect what you have heard. This i practice in my class and i have seen wonderful change in my students read less
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Career Growth Specialist by profession, an entrepreneur having more than 15 years of experience.

English communication skills can be learned with persistence and practice and regularly working on it. So for this you need to follow the following things. Practice for 30 min minimum daily- you should practice daily to get better at it .the more you practice you will get better at it. Play to make...
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English communication skills can be learned with persistence and practice and regularly working on it. So for this you need to follow the following things. Practice for 30 min minimum daily- you should practice daily to get better at it .the more you practice you will get better at it. Play to make it enjoyable- you need to add fun element to it like you can mimic someone who is good at English, you can mute video and give your dialogues in English, you can have you down dictionary and write the words you learned with meaning in English and example in English. Many more options can be done. The main point here is fun element will not make it boring and you will do it with more interest. And perform to review-major people practice but they still do not perform. It is really important to put yourself into situations wherein you can check your ability and improvement. The more you will practice the more you will improve.you can do it by participating in events,debates, competitions. Remember learning English is just like learning cooking, driving or any other skill. The way you need to practice ,enjoy and perform for other skills English also needs so. read less
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Learning language is to understand others. To form connections.

To speak english fluently you have to communicate as much as you can read books watch english programms series whenever you speak in hindi anything in your daily life try to convert it in english that how it is gonna pronounce. Here you can get real time experience daily life communication and bodu grooming...
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To speak english fluently you have to communicate as much as you can read books watch english programms series whenever you speak in hindi anything in your daily life try to convert it in english that how it is gonna pronounce. Here you can get real time experience daily life communication and bodu grooming is also as it is very important. If you have good command on your communication it will boost your confidence. read less
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