How can someone speak the English language fluently?

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For speaking English fluently one must build a good relationship with that language. Practice speaking English with your family, friends and neighbours. Try to speak it confidently without any break. Read good vocabulary and language magazines; it can improve vocabulary (word language) Listen to English...
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For speaking English fluently one must build a good relationship with that language. Practice speaking English with your family, friends and neighbours. Try to speak it confidently without any break. Read good vocabulary and language magazines; it can improve vocabulary (word language) Listen to English songs. This will surely help you to speak English fluently. read less
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Hi Seemi, constant usage of English language can enhance the ability to speak fluently. Generally, we have basic knowledge of English, but since we hesitate to use it, it hinders the ability to speak in flawlessly. Don't be afraid of mistakes, find out the meaning of words you do not know, and try...
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Hi Seemi, constant usage of English language can enhance the ability to speak fluently. Generally, we have basic knowledge of English, but since we hesitate to use it, it hinders the ability to speak in flawlessly. Don't be afraid of mistakes, find out the meaning of words you do not know, and try to use those words on the same day to increase grip on the language. You can connect with me to practice English if you have basic knowledge about it. I take practice sessions starting 1/2 hour everyday to gain the strength and speed on the language. read less
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Read aloud every day, starting with 10 minutes, and keep increasing the level and, always, record your own voice. Read from various sources, particularly newspapers- which are the cheapest and the best way.
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Try communicating with friends in English while having casual talks, take part in discussions and debates. These small things help alot.
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It depends on the person with whom you are talking and it also depends on how much time you are speaking English on daily basis
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By continuous practice. Be in an environment where there is no option for you to speak another language except english
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Hello Seemi, The key to learning a language is finding a balance between studying and practicing. Speaking English fluently isn't the same as knowing perfect English grammar -- even native English-speakers make grammar mistakes! Fluency is about being able to communicate.
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Mimicking, is one way. English is not something you can learn by speaking. You will need to learn, observe how others speak and slowly try to speak like them. Pick a Hollywood actor, follow him, try to imitate his style of speaking. Most importantly write down a paragraph and speak aloud standing in...
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Mimicking, is one way. English is not something you can learn by speaking. You will need to learn, observe how others speak and slowly try to speak like them. Pick a Hollywood actor, follow him, try to imitate his style of speaking. Most importantly write down a paragraph and speak aloud standing in front of the mirror. Practice makes a man perfect, woman too. read less
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Listen to English movies and read the newspaper aloud everyday to get new vocabulary. Down the line start using it in your everyday life
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Start giving presentations, seminars in your office. Talk to your colleagues in english. Take a topic and start debating.
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