I want to learn to speak! What books to buy? As the title suggests, thank you

To practice speaking, you have to see how your foundation is, if you are better, "100 American Essays in English in the Morning" is good; If the foundation isn't that good, start with a new concept. Both books are available in most bookstores. Improving speaking and listening go hand in hand, and listening must be practiced to practice speaking.

No matter what book you choose, you must listen and read it at the same time, and it is best to memorize the text, so that new words can be grasped quickly, and it is not easy to forget, and your listening will improve and you will be able to understand.

Li Yang's "Blurting Out" is a very good oral tutorial, which is full of scenes of daily conversation. If you go to Xinhua Bookstore to have a look, there will usually be one. Someone in my dorm is using it, and it's a good book.

American English Listening and Speaking Course I am an English major. This is our oral textbook. There should be something to borrow in the library. Go and see.

Don't laugh, I'm the world's greatest Schliemann English learning method in 365 days English situational speaking book", very good.

Personally, I recommend that you buy a cassette tape (new concept spoken language) or if you have *** or 4, go online and go down every day as long as you have nothing to do, listen to it, follow along, maybe others will misunderstand you talking to yourself, it doesn't matter, as long as you learn it yourself

Learn about the third book of the new concept, very good, memorized, very practical and complete with an audio tape.

I know there's a book of Spoken English that is more suitable for you, so take a look.

If you want to improve your oral skills, the most important thing is to overcome psychological barriers, say more, dare to speak! If you can access the Internet, I recommend you listen to Hong En's English, which is full of foreign dialects, and this program class will definitely improve your speaking level.

Dizzy, learn to speak, what books to buy, can books speak? As long as the most basic pronunciation is mastered, listening and speaking more is the right way. There are a few native speaker friends who mingle all day long (virtual or real), and just playing it can improve a lot.

If you don't have it, you can watch American dramas and movies, find English subtitles or those without subtitles, and watch them repeatedly. What "Spoken Language" is what people said n years ago.

If you want to learn to speak, buy the spoken type.

American English Listening and Speaking Course I am an English major. This is our oral textbook. There should be something to borrow in the library. Go and see.

Personally, I recommend that you buy a cassette tape (new concept spoken language) or if you have *** or 4, go online and go down every day as long as you have nothing to do, listen to it, follow along, maybe others will misunderstand you talking to yourself, it doesn't matter, as long as you learn it yourself

I know there's a book of Spoken English that is more suitable for you, so take a look.

If you want to learn to speak, buy the spoken type.

In fact, judging from the questions you asked, it seems that you may have a long way to go to learn spoken English, because you ask what books you want to practice speaking.

The first information is wrong.

Second, there is no way.

Speaking can't be learned from textbooks, don't think that the backrest can, it really can't.

If it weren't for the exam, it's fine, great, you're starting from the right place.

Learning English is to start from speaking, we Chinese have not yet begun to learn to read and write, we already speak, foreigners too, so from the perspective of language formation, you don't want to take the exam to learn English This point is very good.

The question is how to exercise, spoken English is not a one-time transition, it is necessary to precipitate over time.

So first time.

The second method step.

Introduce yourself, I am a senior year, I started to learn spoken English in my freshman year, and it only took me less than half a year to go from mute to fluent, so I think my advice may be very useful to you.

Here's how I was able to transition my English from dumb to free-flowing in a matter of months.

1st pronunciation practice.

Second, the improvement of hearing.

Third, the accumulation of corpus.

Fourth, the practice of thinking in English.

Fifth, the free output of spoken language.

It is the above five points, the learning of spoken English is actually not difficult, with the method and time, you will get started quickly, and the learning of spoken English must also be carried out step by step, layer by layer. Because there is a very taboo thing, don't think that speaking is a way to quickly improve your spoken English, and then go to someone to practice. I've already written above that the free output of spoken words is the last step, so I can't say it, I must be ready to say it.

That's all for sharing, and finally, good luck and progress in your English learning.

Learning to speak generally involves practicing conversation.

My method is lazy but easy to ......I watch "friends" to practice speaking, often imitate their way of speaking and pronunciation, after a long time when I speak English again, it is natural to be able to use those sentence patterns, the pronunciation is also good, you can also go to the English corner or something to communicate with everyone more, that is, to be brave to open your mouth to say, perseverance will get better and better

Colloquial.. I suggest that Li Yang is crazy and English is better.

I think the New Concept English test is more useful.

If you can keep up with the times, you just need to have a pronunciation CD.

In fact, books are not very important for learning speaking practice, the key is to keep practicing but practice alone is not enough, you should also go to the speaking corner to test your practice results, and learn from people who speak well, and find them to correct your pronunciation.

In addition, speaking is a process of accumulation, and pronunciation is important, but speaking mostly refers to your ability to express yourself.

There is only one way, more memorization, more reading, and more contact.

"Crazy English", the kind pronounced by foreigners, don't buy what the Chinese say, including Li Yang.

Language is used to communicate, only if you use it more will be proficient, especially speaking, you need to speak more and practice more, there is the best language environment, I often practice with my classmates when I go to school, in addition, there are many training institutions now, you can find a teacher to know it, for pronunciation, words, grammar, etc., there will be further improvement, learning is relatively fast, much more efficient, West Bank English teachers are rich in teaching experience, can be targeted for the situation of students, specific to them** Consult and understand, and ask for adoption.

Learning to speak English is to speak more, practice more and listen more, and it is important to do these three things. Go to the forum** to find some materials that can practice speaking, such as Big Ears, Easy Egg, English Listening, Aisi, etc. are quite good or participate in some English corner topics and the like.

Watch more English movies, practice English oral expression skills, and usually communicate in English in the dormitory, listen to English**.

You can go to your school library and ask the administrator what he should know, and then you can borrow it yourself.

If you don't want to run classes, it's not bad to find a speaking study on the Internet, and you can still play on weekends when you go to class at night, and it doesn't affect your life ABC Tiancheng English Center, I think it's pretty good. Good. Now I'm pretty much done!

The sense of language is slowly cultivated, the grammar is not bad, it feels good, you can do it, come on! Step Method 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. 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.

Conduct follow-up training. Play the tape, read the book, figure out the meaning of each word, understand the whole story.