Yogita G.

I would like to give you a few tips to help overcome the difficulties you might be experiencing, using some of the simplest methods to improve your English communication skills 1. Slow Down Your Speaking Speed-Nobody will hold it against you if you speak more slowly and clearly. Great speakers do the same to get their message across. Selecting your words carefully may also be seen as a sign of respect towards your audience. It shows that you want to give them the best possible answer. 2. Give Yourself Time to Think- You may be worried that the people you’re talking to are impatient and would like you to say what you want as quickly as possible. First of all, it may not be true – people often prefer a well-thought-out answer to a rushed one. So just relax. 3. Learn Sentences, Not Only Words - In a way, this will take the pressure off too. When you learn a new word, try to memorize a couple of sentences that contain it. 4. Learn to Listen 5. Practise Your Interrogatives- What are your views on that? •How about you? What do you think? •Why do you think there’s so much violence on TV? Questions like this will keep the conversation going and will show your interest in other people’s opinion. They will also give you time to relax a little and start enjoying yourself. Interrogatives can be quite tricky, so make sure you spend enough time learning the correct ways of asking questions. 6. Produce, Produce, Produce you might know a lot about the language, but this is passive knowledge that must be activated somehow. Your aim is to be able to produce correct English; practice is undeniably the best way to learn and improve. Writing is one way of producing language; it may help you get used to and reflect on the ways English operates, which, in turn, might prove to be useful when speaking.