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Read books, start from most common and easy to comprehend novels and then move on to different type of novels which has good vocabs. Watch english news or read english newspaper like "THE HINDU"
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To compensate for poor spoken English, focus on active listening, building vocabulary, practicing pronunciation, and engaging in English conversations, even if they are with yourself.
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Focuse on clarity over Fluency, Improve your non verbal communication, Strengthen your written communication, Use technology to assist ,Expand your vocabulary with key phrases..
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One should listen and watch expert's video and audio more and more and repeat and revise.
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If your spoken English isn't strong, you can compensate in several ways, depending on the context: 1. Improve Written Communication Use emails and messages to express yourself clearly. Take time to draft and proofread before sending. Use tools like Grammarly to check grammar and clarity. 2. Active...
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If your spoken English isn't strong, you can compensate in several ways, depending on the context: 1. Improve Written Communication Use emails and messages to express yourself clearly. Take time to draft and proofread before sending. Use tools like Grammarly to check grammar and clarity. 2. Active Listening & Preparation Listen carefully to understand before responding. Prepare for meetings by noting key points in advance. Use simple, clear language instead of complex sentences. 3. Leverage Visual Aids Use slides, charts, and diagrams to support your ideas. Share written summaries of your key points in meetings. 4. Confidence & Non-Verbal Communication Maintain good body language and eye contact. Speak slowly and clearly to improve clarity. Use gestures and expressions to reinforce meaning. 5. Practice & Continuous Improvement Practice with language-learning apps (e.g., Duolingo, ELSA Speak). Watch English videos or listen to podcasts to improve understanding. Join English-speaking groups or practice with colleagues. Would you like specific strategies for work situations? Contact me, will help. read less
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