How do I work toward having command of spoken English?

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Prateema, The more you speak,the more fluent you will be in English language. You can take a friends help who is proficient in this language.Practice with him/her,gradually you will notice the difference. Read English newspapers, magazines and books to improve your vocabulary... Hope this helps!
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Keep practicing in reading and writing. It will help you improve your skill.
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First of all read newspapers articles on daily basis ..listen audio tapes by English native speakers as they speak naturally. ..u will have command over the language.
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Dear Pratheema, The answer to your question is, practice. We all know, 'Practice makes human perfect'. The more you speak English in your day-to-day routine, your command over English gets better and you learn new words. In my opinion, you can pick a partner (if everyone is not ready) and communicate...
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Dear Pratheema, The answer to your question is, practice. We all know, 'Practice makes human perfect'. The more youspeak English in your day-to-day routine, your command over English gets better and you learn new words. In my opinion, you can pick a partner (if everyone is not ready) and communicate with him/her in English. Also, there is a podcast if you want to learn new vocabulary everyday:IELTS Energy English Podcast. I hope this information sufices your need and youget your desired command over English. read less
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Regular practice of reading and interaction gives good command over the language.
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Speaking...that's it! Try to attend ENG-KING's practical training programs, which will help you to communicate with bunch of like minded people and you'll get sure shot results in no time.
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