I m a sophomore, and my spoken English is very poor, so what should I do?

Do you consistently communicate in English every day? And it's very important that if you don't speak English much, you're never going to be able to speak it, so you have to make it a habit to speak English every day, and create an environment for yourself. You can esay and communicate with foreign teachers one-on-one every day.

Listen to more things, you can start by imitating In the comprehensive English class in your freshman year, the teacher should have corrected the phonetic transcription, read more If you are a girl, you can practice Hillary's speech If you are a boy, then there are many choices Then there is, whether you like American English or British English, you must be single-minded, otherwise it will be better not to practice

I'm also a sophomore, first of all, I listen to it every day and watch at least one English movie a week. The other thing is to find a partner, I don't have it now, I practiced with a friend in high school, and it was very effective.

You need to go to the English corner and practice speaking English more; Second, you should read aloud the original English text every morning. Then you can sing English songs and watch more English movies; Also, you have to listen to English sources.

Watching Friends, I personally think and useful, read them first, and then learn their pronunciation.

I think you should first practice every day and practice your pronunciation, so that you can have confidence, and then you should go to the English corner more, know more language partners, and you can often speak together when you have time in the future, and I recommend you to take courses in some English speaking institutions, such as Weber English, which is specialized in speaking with foreign teachers, absolutely pure, and finally I wish you to speak fluent English as soon as possible!

Read it out loud, say it out loud, and communicate with everyone.

We must make good use of diplomacy, dare to speak, it is very important, and do not be afraid.

Reasons why English majors generally have poor spoken English:

1. Restricted by the language environment.

Language is used for communication, because China is a non-English-speaking country, English is basically not used for communication in daily life, so students lack the edification of the language environment when they speak oral English. Students' time to communicate in English is also limited to a few English lessons per week, and the English classroom is largely controlled by the teacher, who is the commander and the student is the trainee.

Most of the class time is spent talking about grammar and knowledge points. There are very few opportunities for students to practice speaking, and students are passive in taking notes and listening to lectures. This is very detrimental to the improvement of students' spoken English.

2. Influenced by the education system.

In China, most of the English in the final exam is expressed in writing, often ignoring oral expression, resulting in the teaching of teachers and students is what to test, what to teach, what to learn. As a result, students can cope with all kinds of English proficiency tests and get high scores, but their spoken English is relatively weak, and they can only do questions, but they can't speak, resulting in the undesirable phenomenon of "dumb English".

3. Influenced by teachers.

The level of teachers' knowledge quality and personal ability is directly related to the success or failure of classroom teaching. However, the vast majority of English teachers in China are not absolutely good at speaking, and the English they speak is not authentic enough, the pronunciation and intonation are not accurate enough, and they are not qualified to play the role of consultants and organizers of communicative activities, which will affect students' oral expression skills.

1. English major and foreign language: Japanese, German, French, Spanish, and Old English are preferred.

English majors generally begin to choose a second foreign language to study in their junior year, and students can choose according to their needs and interests.

1. Japanese. If students like Chinese, then they can choose to learn Japanese, Chinese and Japanese have many similarities, and when studying ancient Chinese, they often need to refer to the Japanese language. English majors can study in Japan after graduation, so it is necessary to learn Japanese.

There are many Japanese revision materials around us, and students can choose their own.

2. German. English and German have very deep roots, and both belong to the West Germanic language family. There are many similarities between the phonetics and words of German and English, and it is relatively easy for English majors to learn German.

3. French. French uses the Latin alphabet and is somewhat more complex than English in terms of pronunciation and writing. However, the pronunciation of French is very regular, and the words have many similarities with English, so it is relatively easy to learn.

For English majors, learning French is also very helpful for future employment.

4. Spanish.

Spanish is fast, rhythmic, and very sensual to read. And Spanish is relatively easy to learn, and it is very easy to get into the door. English majors are a good choice for students to learn Spanish as a second language.

You can search for the most popular word memorization software on the market, which combines memory curves and learners' own study plans to generate daily word memorization tasks, which can significantly help improve word volume.

Word count is the foundation of English learning. As the number of words increases, the scoring rate for topics such as reading comprehension increases dramatically.

As for the subject saying that the number of words is not more than 100, I recommend starting from junior high school. All kinds of memorization software can choose a word book (saving the cost of buying a word book). Memorize from the most basic words because:

1) Simple words can be memorized effectively, so as to cultivate the confidence of the subject to memorize words. 2) The distribution of language is also subject to the rule of 28, and the most basic 3000 core words can make you roughly understand most of the content in life. Middle school words are also obviously a foundational part of core words.

Think about it, do you have any classmates who don't listen carefully to college English classes but have good grades? This is because the foundation of middle and high school is well laid, and the mastery of basic vocabulary allows them to cope with the ordinary exams of college.

Hope it helps.

First of all, you need to objectively evaluate your professional ability. If you are good at listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translating, you can consider going to graduate school and then becoming a teacher or a senior translator at a university. If listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation are generally a little above or have obvious shortcomings, you can consider becoming a teacher, foreign trade, and overseas consulting. If listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation are common, it is recommended that you consider choosing a job outside of your major now.

In fact, language majors are not easy to find a job, or the salary is low, which is relative. Because there are few places to use, there are few job options. If you learn well, a lot of high-paying jobs are waiting for you.

According to the individual's situation, it is necessary to plan the direction of employment in advance. Don't wait until graduation season is thinking about it, it's over.

I'm also an English graduate, and my level is average, and I graduated in a daze, and now I regret not planning well.

Graduates of language majors can work as translators or teachers.

After graduation, what you do is basically not this major, unless you are going to do translation, it can be this major.

But I think the methods are almost the same in terms of learning, and there is no other way to improve, just practice more and use more, and study hard. After a while, my colleagues said that my spoken English had improved a lot in a short period of time. Foreign customers also say that my spoken English is better than before, and the compulsory English test buries those students who have good scores in mathematics, physics and chemistry but poor English, (mainly boys), putting them at a disadvantage when going on to higher education!

With my husband's poor English level, there is no pressure at all to tutor my girl, and there is no problem with words and sentence patterns in junior high school. Don't care if the grammar is right or not, just speak boldly and practice boldly, so that maybe your speaking will get better and better. If you have the determination, take action, and ask others for advice, you can learn well in four years of college.

**Some are selling new concept books and sending pronunciation or**tutorials), after learning a lesson, imitate and recite each lesson! Stick with it and you're a master! Go through the corresponding knowledge points and accumulate them slowly, and this problem will naturally not be a problem.

Keep repeating your previous conversations until you can speak fluently and blurt them out. And from time to time, take it out and review it.

<> what do you do in high school, study hard, study well, and if you have time to flip high school, you will find that high school is pediatrics. How to speak, how to say sentence by sentence, know the routine, and then read more, watch more, and practice more. What kind of school did you go to?

What a waste of time. Find the eldest brother at the construction site, there is a shortage of bricks, and by the way, let the eldest brother teach you to speak.

To get back to the point, I really don't know how my son survived, and we didn't dare to bother at the time, so it was basically a free-range state. If you want your child to learn English in elementary and junior high school, please go to a foreign country! We in China don't need to let primary and secondary schools learn English.

Bitter, but most effective; When listening to generally, just pick up your favorite content and listen to it generally, and occasionally look up words that you don't understand.

I think people who are good at speaking are not born with good speaking, but rely on repeated practice to be able to continuously improve.

It won't be a hard time to learn. Learning English is very spiritual. As long as you can understand the principles of English and some of its rules. It doesn't matter if you speak well or not, because speaking can be practiced slowly.

It will be difficult at first, but if you can study hard. You're sure to get good results in the end.

I want to apply for an English major in college, but my spoken English is average, and it is really difficult to learn, but as long as I have a good goal and plan, and I keep working hard, I can still learn English well.

Speaking is only one aspect of the English major, and it will not lead to poor learning because of your poor speaking, and speaking diligently will improve significantly.

It will definitely be difficult to learn spoken English, but as long as we listen to some English songs and watch some English TV regularly, this can promote our understanding of English and allow us to learn English faster. In addition, we can communicate with others in spoken English while chatting with others, which can increase our speed.

Yes, because if you apply for an English major, speaking accounts for a large proportion, and if you don't speak well, it is difficult to learn.

No, this can be worked on later, strengthened through acquired efforts, and it is not the most important part.

Don't report it, tell you in the name of the people who have come over, if you still want to report it and still have enthusiasm when you understand this profession, you can report it.