How can I learn to become proficient in spoken English?

First, determine your own level of English. The common problem of Chinese university graduates is that they can read in writing, but they are not good in speaking, their hearing is very poor, and their writing is okay. But everyone's specific situation is different, some people read professional books at a glance and ten lines, but it is very difficult to read newspapers.

It's okay for someone to listen to the news, but not for anything else. You have to know yourself first and then tailor your situation to the right one. It's best to find someone who is good at English to do this kind of assessment for you, and if it's not convenient, you can only evaluate yourself, so you should try to be objective.

Second, determine your pronunciation level. A friend of mine told me that his pronunciation was fine, but I couldn't understand a lot of the words he said. It doesn't matter if you learn British or American, it will definitely come out of your mouth in the end.

The most important thing is to pronounce it reasonably. Every word in English has its own way of pronouncing it, and you can't just imagine it. For example, some people pronounce resume as re-'soom, in this way, others say re-siu-'May, you don't know what.

You pronounce re-'Soom, no one else understands. Thirdly, determine your English learning goals. I'm only aiming for oral communication here.

Finally, start learning. 1. The key to oral learning is to imitate other people's speech. This includes both speech and intonation.

There is very little emphasis on intonation in the teaching of English in China, although in many cases intonation may be more important than pronunciation. 2. Buy a tape recorder and find a cassette tape. Depending on your level, you can choose the second or third volume of the new concept, or you can go to the library and borrow a set of short stories with books and tapes.

Note: There must be a book, the story should not be too long, the number of words should be small, and it doesn't matter if it is too simple. I tend to use stories rather than dialogue or news-listening material.

3. Carry out follow-up training. Play the tape, read the book, figure out the meaning of each word, and understand the whole storyline. Then, put a sentence, pause, learn to read a sentence, and then, put down a sentence, pause, learn another sentence, and continue.

4. Points to pay attention to in the process of reading: (1) Be sure to try your best to imitate pronunciation and intonation, the more like the better. (2) The speed can be relatively slow at the beginning, and you must gradually keep up with the speed of others.

3) You can rewind and replay in the middle, but I tend to have everyone finish a short section and then go back and do it again. 5. Synchronous reading. Once you have a complete grasp of the pronunciation and intonation of the text, you need to read it along with the recording.

Strive to have his voice completely overlap with his. Pay attention to intonation and voice. It doesn't matter if there is a stutter in the middle, keep reading and then come back and reread it.

In this way, after a month or two, when you have "intensively read" five to ten articles of about 1,000 words, you will notice that your English pronunciation and listening have improved significantly. Combined with other learning, such as chatting with people, watching TV, listening to the radio, etc., the speaking level will be significantly improved.

Read more, talk more, write more, practice more!

1. Listening exercises

Extensive listening is an introductory way to learn English.

The process of becoming familiar with English and developing a sense of language. Extensive listening is the use of your free time without distractions to listen to English.

Why do we do this, in the case of Chinese, when we were illiterate as children, we were able to communicate at a basic level, largely because of the Chinese-speaking environment around us. For example, there are words in a dialect that you can't write, but you can speak, and even some of them can only be understood and not spoken. This is the result of the locale.

Therefore, in our free time when we can be undisturbed, it is necessary to do a lot of extensive listening. It is recommended to choose materials of moderate difficulty and your favorite for extensive listening. It is not necessary to be able to understand every word and sentence clearly, and it is enough to understand what is being said.

2. Follow along

We all know that there is a lot of informal slang and foul language in English, and the language can actually see a person's sales fingers. Different states, different regions, and different classes in the United States have very different spoken languages, which you should be able to feel in film and television dramas. And when we practice speaking, we definitely hope that what we learn is an elegant, confident intonation.

The second is to follow along, with the previous intensive listening training, the back is mainly to follow along. Introductory English learning and reading should go one step further in the level of intensive listening, not only to read every word, pronunciation, swallowing sound, and even reading clearly, but also to imitate the pronunciation and intonation as much as possible to be exactly the same as the characters in the TV series. In the process of imitation, if someone is doing the work with you, you will find that different people sometimes hear different things.

And if you want to imitate it very similarly, you need to keep listening to the same sentence, and keep reading and imitating this sentence.

3. Self-retelling

Introductory English learning self-repetition is a process of output, and this process is the process of outputting a large amount of what you have accumulated. So how do you do that? Choose a more everyday topic, such as talking about the people around you, or a book, a trip, etc.

Then try to string together what you have learned with this topic, and string it together when you think of it, with body movements and expressions, as much as possible as if you are giving a speech.

Fourth, find someone to practice

Introductory English learning is a better output process, because self-repetition will not allow you to output content in a short period of time, but if you are a person who accompanies you to practice, you need to hear what he said clearly after someone else has submitted his views and content, and then quickly think and organize the language, so your speaking and listening have been trained.

Find someone with the same or higher level of English as you to practice, pick a topic and a few questions every week, and after a little thought in Chinese, make an appointment to discuss together.

That's all for how to improve your speaking ability in introductory English learning, and I wish you all the best in improving your speaking ability and persisting in learning. More tips, methods, and information on getting started with English will be updated continuously.

How can I learn to speak English? We all know thatListenIt plays an important role in the process of learning spoken English. Only by understanding what the other person is saying can you give the right response.

Therefore, you should stick to English listening exercises in your daily life. You can listen to English songs on the Internet and sing them against the lyrics. In addition, you can also watch English movies and American dramas, if you have resources, try to watch bilingual subtitles, learn while watching, and see how some words in life are expressed in English, which is more conducive to oral English learning.

Don't be afraid to speak just because you have just started learning, you must know that those who speak smoothly and smoothly start from the simplest and practice a little bit! I wish you all a quick fluency in spoken English!

2.Practice dialogue, while talking to the other party, we can also let the other party discover our shortcomings, so as to make up for and supplement in a more targeted manner;

3.Integrate into daily life, so that we will not only appreciate the role of speaking, but also deepen our memory and better consolidate our oral learning.

To improve spoken English, the first thing is to speak, no matter to whom, to foreigners or Chinese, you have to say it, don't care about your pronunciation or grammar, meaning, etc., to be able to say it is a big progress. And learning English is first of all imitation, imitation is one of the main ways to learn English, the principle of imitation: one to imitate loudly.

This is very important, when imitating, it should be generous, clear, one board and one eye, and the mouth shape should be in place. It's best to find some standard American voice tape to read along. At the beginning of the imitation, the speed should be slower so that the sound is pronounced in place, and after the waiter has the sound pronounced correctly, speed it up.

Until he can easily say the sentence at a normal speed and blurt it out.

Then, based on a lot of reading, in the process of reading and listening, I accumulated vocabulary, mastered sentence patterns, became familiar with the way to express thoughts in English, and most importantly, cultivated a sense of language. At the same time, learning spoken English also requires a variety of methods: such as reading English dialogues and passages aloud, reading example sentences of various sentence patterns and the most commonly used sentences in spoken English, memorizing passages and speeches, and practicing speaking with English speakers, and of course, preferably with native English speakers.

In fact, talking to oneself is one of the most effective ways to practice speaking. It would be better if you recorded the English you spoke, listened to your recordings, and corrected any problems if they were corrected.

Let him help you, and the problem should be solved soon.

There are no shortcuts, imitate more, practice more, and wait for the day when it will come to fruition. I also recommend BBC documentaries, where you can practice pure British English with the narrator.