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hello,everyone!to be frank,my spoken english is not very well,but i still come here,becauce i don"t want to lose a good chance to improve my english.nwo,i will talk something about myself in learing english.

i have learned english for 8 years.but i think my oral english may be not as well as a child in a foreigh county. i remember one year i travelled in shanghai.on my way to the hotel i knocked into a foreigner.i said:"i am sorry."the foreigner said with a smile:"i am sorry too."iwas so nervous."too?"and said:"i"m sorry three!"the foreigner was so surprised:"what are you sorry for?""four?""oh,i"m sorry five!"i said immediately.

now my spoken english has been greatly improved owing to my hard work .i often talk to myself in english and go to english corner.that"s good ways to practise my oral english.however, i"m always speaking chinglish.such as:"how money?""you give me stop!"it makes me very embarrassed.did you ever have the same feeling as me?

maybe you feel nothing if it happened to yourself.but what about happening to others?one day an accident happened on the road of california.a chinese woman was discribing the accident:"one car come,one car go,two car pangpang,one car die!"

do you think the story is funny?i don"t think so.what a rediculous mistake the woman madebecause of her poor english.in contaust,aperson with fiuent english will be admired by everyone.so i determine to practise my spoken english crazily.i know there"s a long way for me to go.as the old saying said:"rome is not built in a day!"i always bear in mide persistance can overcome any difficulties.if i practise day after day,there"s nothing taht can"t be achieved.

maybe next year when i stand here,i"ll give you a big surprise. let"s look forward to that day!

that"s all,thank you!

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篇一：How to improve your spoken English

How to improve your spoken English?

I. Here are the basic skills and knowledge you should master before you like to improve your spoken English:

1. Pronunciation is firstly important for the English learners to mast well.

You should master the correct English phonetic symbols before your practise your oral English Try you best to speak as native as possible you. But remember that it’s more important to speak clearly and pleasantly than it’s to sound live a native speaker. You can practise it from the single word and phrase, then sentences an[OnmywaytoimprovespokenEn(共2篇)]d articles. Here are some samples for your guys to try to speak them well.

①When you are trying to improve your spoken English, the best thing you can do is listen to daily English conversations from native English speakers.

②With sections on animal idioms, color idioms, sports idioms, and body part idioms, you will learn the phrases that make English a colorful

③The most important thing to think about is can people understand you? If you have a problem being understood then

find someone who speaks English clearly and try to copy the way they speak. Pay particular attention to the speed, the pronunciation, the intonation and the way they speak.

2. Grammar is necessary to master well.

You don’t need perfect grammar to communicate. You do need it to communicate well. Excellent grammar allows people to find the differences in the language that escapes those who can’t construct a technically complex sentence correctly.

3. Enough Vocabulary is needed. You should at least master 5000 words so that you can easily express your ideals well.

II. Here are some tips in how to improve your spoken English:

1. Be patient with yourself. Learning any language can be frustrating, but frustration won't help you, so let it go.

2. Talk to friends who are also learning English. Go out together for coffee and only speak English to each other!

3. Read short stories out loud and try to see, say and hear the words to reinforce your memory. Record yourself and play it back later.

4. Try singing along to English songs. With friends or in the privacy of your own bathroom.

5. Don't get too hung up on trying to sound like a native speaker. Would you start learning the piano in an attempt to sound like Mozart? Probably not. Accents don't matter, as long as people can understand you, but pronunciation is important.

6. Don't worry about sounding like a native, it is more important to speak clearly and pleasantly than it is to sound like the Queen of England.

7. The most important thing to think about is can people understand you? If you have a problem being understood then find someone who speaks English clearly and try to copy the way they speak.

8. Watch English movies with English subtitles on. This has many advantages. You will be able to compare the written words to the correct pronunciations. You will get a feel of how real English sentences are formed when speaking.

9. Imagine that you're introducing yourself to a new acquaintance, and say something about yourself. This can help build up your confidence in speaking the language. Then try practicing with a friend. Spend a day just talking in English, so you can get the hang of it.

10. To help you with your English, you could get your self a English learning kit OR English learning software like "Cafe English".

III. What kinds of methods did you use to improve your spoken English? How did it work?

Would you like to share with us? Or tell me what you have learnt them from others?

篇二：How to improve your spoken English

How to improve your spoken

English

Improve Your English Speaking and English Pronunciation Skills My first piece of advice is not to get too hung up on trying to sound like a native speaker. Would you start learning the piano in an attempt to sound like Mozart? The first rule of speaking English is to learn to speak clearly and concisely and remember you won't just be speaking to native speakers: There are roughly 380 million native speakers out there, but as many as a billion people speak English as a second language, you do the math. Try to avoid using idioms and slang (I always say learn it, but don't use it). It might sound clever to say "You're barking up the wrong tree,"

but if you use it in the wrong situation, or if the other person simply doesn't understand you, you'll only look silly when you try to explain what you meant to say, or what it actually means.

There's also a saying in English "Have you swallowed a dictionary?"

It is applicable to anyone who uses long, complicated words when a shorter word will do. Short sentences are just as good (if not better) than long rambling explanations. The value in what [OnmywaytoimprovespokenEn(共2篇)]you have to say is what you say, not how clever you look or sound when you say it. So it's a good idea to try to use simple, clear vocabulary, KISS - keep it short and simple, Here's a fun video that illustrates what I mean.

English speaking tips

Get over any fear you might have of making mistakes. You will make mistakes. Be patient with yourself. Learning any language can be frustrating, but frustration won't help you, so let it go.

Grasp every opportunity you have to speak with people in English.

Talk to friends who are also learning English. Go out together for coffee and only speak English to each other!

Read short stories out loud and try to see, say and hear the words to reinforce your memory. Record yourself and play it back later, how does it sound?

Find English speaking friends:- ? You might not be able to find any friendly native speakers where you live, but If

you can't find anyone who'll actually help you, don't worry, you'll still be able to figure out if they can understand you. ? Get onto Second Life. It's the one place I've found where you're guaranteed a

conversation - it's an adult environment, and you won't always want to talk to the people you meet, but for every blood sucking vampire who asks if they can bite you, there are at least ten, nice people who just want to socialise. If you want a list of nice places to go, just contact me on the forum.

? There are several internet based voice chat programmes out there: iVisit | | MSN

Web Messenger | Yahoo! Messenger | Google Talk | Skype and I'm sure there are lots more.

? Look for people with the same interests as you. It's no good asking everyone you

meet to help you with your English, rather develop natural friendships based on your hobbies etc. Eventually you will make friends and they will be much more likely to give you correction / guidance.

? Join an English club or conversation group. Around the world there are many

English speaking clubs, these clubs aren't just for expats but for people interested in the English way of life. They can be friendly and fun. For a list of English clubs click here. Check magazines as well as your phone book, your local newspaper and your local university. Or if there isn't one in your area - start one! Place an advertisement in your newspaper for people interested in starting a group or go to Meetup.

? Visit an Irish/English/Australian theme pub or British food shop, you can usually

find one in the larger cities. Often, the waiters and waitresses come from

English-speaking countries, the menu is often in English too!

? Once your English is good enough, go shopping in some tourist areas. You'll find

lots of shop assistants speak very good English.

If you can travel to an English speaking country, do it. ?

Singing

Try singing along to English songs. With friends or in the privacy of your own bathroom. Lots of the major games consoles have karaoke games nowadays, like Sing Star on the Playstation.

On the internet :- You can speak to me on Skype or in Second Life (see the forum

calendar for times and dates) - you can also listen to or chat with other learners and native speakers there, or join one of the many social networking sites. They are all free, so there are no more excuses.

On the network:- Use the pronunciation pages to improve your understanding. Use my Voice Thread to practise tongue twisters, introductions etc.

On this site:- You can find some karaoke resources and ideas on the learn English through songspage.

On the Network: You can find the words to some popular songs on the English magazine.

Pronunciation skills

Accents really don't matter any more. You can spend a fortune and waste a lot of time trying to "get rid of"

your accent, time and money that you could spend learning more

English. So, unless you are up for a role in a film, don't worry about your accent too much. That said, people need to be able to understand you, so pronunciation and enunciation are important.

Be playful. Mimic famous people, play with the different accents in films etc. I do a mean John Wayne.

Learn the phonetic alphabet.

List words that have the same sound add to the lists as you learn more words. For example words that rhyme with me:-

More here

Work on one problem sound at a time. Read slowly concentrating on the pronunciation of particular words. Record yourself, keep the tape and record yourself later, have you improved? Don't be shy - ask a friend to listen to the tape too.

Don't worry about sounding like a native, it is more important to speak clearly and pleasantly than it is to sound like the Queen of England - Even the Queen of England doesn't sound like she used to.

The most important thing to think about is can people understand you? If you have a problem being understood then find someone who speaks English clearly and try to copy the way they speak. Pay particular attention to speed and enunciation.

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