Speaking English is a gateway to success. But only a few of the teachers and students in developing countries like India are able to speak English well. Since I was born in a village and live in a village but became an English teacher and very good speaker of English, I would like to suggest the tips I have followed myself. I have never attended any private tuition centers or spoken English institutes .I hope the tips will really help the readers.
1.Believe in yourself and think that speaking English is not difficult
2. If you are an English medium student, try to ask as many simple questions as possible in the English and other non language classes
3. If you are a regional medium student, try to ask as many simple questions as possible in English class.
4.Form an English speaking club or circle among like minded friends and speak to them only in English in and out side the class room.
5. Try to participate in English debates and quiz competitions
6. When you are alone at home, imagine that you are speaking to an English audience on an interesting topic and start speaking in English. Make it a habit to make a speech for five minutes in your reading room at home every day.
7, Don’t be afraid of making grammatical mistakes and others. Believe that making mistakes is a part of learning or speaking a language.and convince yourself that fluency is more important than accuracy.
8. Try to follow the English talks on the radio and on T.V
9.Try to read an English passage aloud every day at home and try to think in English as much as possible
'Happy English Speaking'!
Yours sincerely,
JVL NARASIMHA RAO
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You see, this is what I call "great timing". An adult student of mine is about to be relocated to the US and he feels insecure about his communication skills.
I've worked a lot more on his confidence than on his English, which I consider quite good to communicate.
I'm going to suggest this blog to him to boost his confidence.
Thank you as always!
www.teachingenglish.org.uk/blogs/georginahudson
Dear Georgina,
I am really happy that my blog is going to be helpful to one of your students. Thanks a lot for your suggesting this blog to him. I am not a great researcher but I pour out my thoughts and experiences. You have made me a world of good by reading my blog ‘a rural blokes breaking journey from the delta to the dunkan's English teaching team’. Since then we have been reading and making comments on each other's blogs. I have been learning a lot by reading your blogs. You have a great style of your own. I love it
yours lovingly,
JVL Narasimha Rao
India
Dear Site administrators,
I really thank British council's teaching English team for making the voting and rating system very transparent and instant.In the past i would wonder what was the criterion for voting and rating,we would vote,why some blogs were voted and graded fast and why certain blogs were not graded and voted at all. Now that the voting system has become not only transparent but also ever member can vote his/her blogs and others' blogs,blog writing becomes more enjoyable. I express my gratitude to the site administrators on behalf of all our members for the novel and radical voting system.
yours sincerely,
JVL Narasimha Rao
India