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  1. How to Speak Better English (Article 1)
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How to Speak Better English

1. Intro
English is a common language all across the globe, but unfortunately, it is difficult for people who cannot speak or understand the language to communicate effectively with others.One of the main reasons for this is that the English language has not been designed and developed in such a way that native speakers can easily learn how to form their sentences. Therefore, many people find it difficult to communicate effectively with those who speak English as a second language (ESL). One simple solution to this problem is to learn how to speak and communicate better in English.
2. What makes a good English Learner?
Though the most widely used English language is not perfect, even the most well spoken native speaker can easily make mistakes in her speech. When a speaker of any language make mistakes in grammar, he or she is generally speaking badly. In fact, even if a woman is a highly educated person and speaks perfect English, she will probably make mistakes in grammar. For example, in the sentence “I believe that you should go to bed now”, there are two correct forms of this sentence: “I believe that you should go to bed” and “I believe that you should go to bed now”. If we look at the words “believe” and “should”, it means “conviction” or “assurance”. However, depending on what else is being said with this word (e.g., “appointment” or “attorney”), the speaker may be expressing either of the two forms of this sentence. The same goes for other words like “now” – it depends on what else is being said with it (e.g., do we mean that she believes him to be an expert lawyer?), and so on. One specific example where this confusion arises is when you say “In order for me to get ahead I need to work hard”. Here your English learner misunderstands you saying something like “in order for me to get ahead I need to work hard”. If she understands that you want her to stop working hard from now on, then she will correct herself by saying something like “In order for me to get ahead I need to stop working so hard” or similar alternatives. However if she has no idea what you want her not doing (or worse, doesn’t understand what work means) then there’s a chance that she might just keep working as usual until something bad happens – hence why people fall back into old habits by saying things like “work harder today” and other similar phrases which are sometimes wrongly believed as helpful advice by some people who don’t know better than they actually do!
3. The Importance of Speaking Fluently in English
Speak and communicate better in English. Listening is a skill that has many applications including improving your listening comprehension, improving your ability to think more clearly when you are talking to other people, and understanding the messages that are being conveyed by what you hear.
4. Conclusion
In the past few years, there has been a noticeable rise in popularity of the use of English in business and industry, especially among technology companies. It’s important to realize that just as with any other language, English is not one-size-fits-all. There are many techniques that can be used to improve your English pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. In this post we have list a few tips that can be used to improve your English speaking skills.

1)  Use the right words –  words matter when it comes to learning a second language. If you choose the wrong word then you won’t be able to understand what people are saying or writing but if you choose the right one then you will be able to communicate clearly and effectively. The main point here is to choose words wisely, for example: “I want something” will most likely be interpreted as “I want something from you” and not “I want something or someone from you” which means that the correct translation would be “I want something from you”.

2) Do not just repeat what someone else says –  it doesn’t matter how much they speak English if they forget what they are saying so use their words as well as yours. This is especially important when communicating with people outside of England, where it may sometimes seem like everyone speaks English!

3) Practice your vocabulary –  it may seem like it does not matter but the more words that you know then the more effective your communication skills will become. If all we do is repeat whatever someone else says we will never learn anything new so practice now and again until it becomes second nature!

4) Use active listening – – active listening means actively paying attention whilst receiving instructions from another person in order for them to properly complete their task or answer your question. You can also use passive listening which means reading out things that another person has said without actually interrupting them or asking questions yourself at all. You could for example try asking: “What kind of biscuit do you like?” instead of interrupting them every time they are speaking in order for them to finish their sentence whilst having fun too by making up names and helping them find their favorite biscuit if they don’t know!

5) Practice reading aloud –  in addition to writing out what you hear people say this is an excellent way of improving your reading comprehension skills.

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