Can I improve my spoken English if I only practice it in front of the mirror everyday?

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Yes, if you have the patience.
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That's one way to learning. You need someone teaching for few years to take you to a level where you can just talk without having to worry about mistakes. Now! Sky is your limit.
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That is a good start. However, you need someone who can correct your mistakes. In case you do not want to pay anyone, try to watch english movies, english comedy serials and learn how they each use each word. Learn the pronunciation and watch for the sentence formation and grammer part. Try to understand...
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That is a good start. However, you need someone who can correct your mistakes. In case you do not want to pay anyone, tryto watch english movies, english comedy serials and learn how they each use each word. Learn the pronunciation and watch for the sentence formation and grammer part.Try to understand it and then may be practice the same in front of the mirror. Record your speech and try to listen it and maybe you yourself can identify your mistakes. read less
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You can but under the guidance of Trainer would be ideal
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Practicing in front of the Mirror is like practicing driving in an empty ground! Whilst that's highly recommendable cuz beginners are a li'l reluctant to speak for fear of faltering and producing a laughable accent. But then you'll have to garner courage and show up at the traffic. Keep practicing in...
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Practicing in front of the Mirror is like practicing driving in an empty ground! Whilst that's highly recommendable cuz beginners are a li'l reluctant to speak for fear of faltering and producing a laughable accent. But then you'll have to garner courage and show up at the traffic. Keep practicing in front of the mirror. Keep conversing in English in your head (with as many characters you want to :) ). The key is - whatever the methodology, whatever the tactic, whatever the trick, whatever the tool you adopt and adapt to - Don't S T O P. We as tutors are life long students too. Cheers and regards. read less
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yes, As confidence is the key to success.
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