How do I get better at English speaking, from grammars to fluency?

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Whe it comes to speaking, you can do it easily by reading and listening. But for grammar practice has to be done daily.
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Hey Amir, A simple yet effective way is to constantly speak to yourself in English especially when you are doing household chores... eg.. I am picking up a glass. I am filling it with water and now I am drinking it. I was thirsty but now I am feeling better. This way the tenses will fall into place and...
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Hey Amir, A simple yet effective way is to constantly speak to yourself in English especially when you are doing household chores... eg.. I am picking up a glass. I am filling it with water and now I am drinking it. I was thirsty but now I am feeling better. This way the tenses will fall into place and you will be able to speak fluently. It will take some time but if you concentrate it will take less time than you expect. Wishing you success. read less
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Understand the grammar concepts thoroughly and avoid learning it on the basis of Hindi or any other language as every language has its own rules and understanding,though there may be a lot of similarities. Also,exercise what you've learnt on a daily basis in written and by speaking as well. Try to think...
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Understand the grammar concepts thoroughly and avoid learning it on the basis of Hindi or any other language as every language has its own rules and understanding,though there may be a lot of similarities. Also,exercise what you've learnt on a daily basis in written and by speaking as well. Try to think of,write and speak as many examples as possible. Happy Learning! read less
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Practice Practice and Practice.. This is the only way to get better in a language. The more you are into it, faster it allows you to get closer to it. Read as much as you can, watch english movies, build your vocabulary and then try to find a group who are equally passionate about learning the language...
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Practice Practice and Practice.. This is the only way to get better in a language. The more you are into it, faster it allows you to get closer to it. Read as much as you can, watch english movies, build your vocabulary and then try to find a group who are equally passionate about learning the language and practice the speaking course with her. read less
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By making more practice is the only way to get fluency Do practice regularly,even in thoughts itself u should practice
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if your grammar is good or atleast appropriate then you wont face much of the hurdles in going fluent for the language. for further details you can visit our website or can directly contact us.
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