How do I improve my English?

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Nidhi Batra

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Hello, To improve your English you need to clear basic concepts first and practice English as much as you can. Daily learn new vocabulary. Listien English songs, do reading aloud.
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First decide which aspect of language do you wish to improve. Whether it is listening, speaking, reading or writing. English needs ample practice which an efficient trainer can provide you. To gain better knowledge of the language and to ensure a proper and committed language learning atmosphere, join...
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First decide which aspect of language do you wish to improve. Whether it is listening, speaking, reading or writing. English needs ample practice which an efficient trainer can provide you. To gain better knowledge of the language and to ensure a proper and committed language learning atmosphere, join an Online Spoken English Course. read less
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You can improve your english. By practicing about that first clear all your basic concept about english like grammar, vocabulary and many more this will help you to correct yourself and other than that if you are facing error still then so you can join my classes
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Listen and speak english as much as you can. Listen tedx talks channel on YouTube. Make sure to on subtitles for clearity.
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First of all see and learn the basics of part of speech and tenses . Most important thing is that we should think in English everything which goes in our mind all the time whether it is wrong or write because mentally practice is important for it.
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