I m in college. How do I speak English?

English is spoken, imitated, and practiced before it can be blurted out.

As for how to practice speaking, there is a best way to watch American dramas Of course, you have to practice speaking, the goal is not to watch, but to read and imitate, so that you can not only understand American culture but also be familiar with the tone of voice, and have a language environment. And most importantly, this kind of practice will not make you bored with learning, and the classic American drama will make you more and more interested.

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Here's a speaking test You can try, I think you can get a clear idea of your current speaking level, which will be beneficial for your future learning.

I took this book to practice speaking, and I kept reading and reading, and this is how I practiced, although it was boring, but it was still very useful. For listening, watch more English-language movies or listen to BBC news on the Internet.

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Be at college

college read French English ['k l d ] beauty ['kɑlɪdʒ]

n.University; Academy; Academy.

Phrases: 1. College Library ѧ

2. Junior College two-year junior college.

3. College Graduate; College degree or above.

4. Technical College (UK) College.

5. Go to College; Studying in a tertiary institution.

1. Synonyms of college: academy

Academy reads French English [ k d m ] American [ k d mi].

n.Academy; Research institute; Academy. Colleges and universities.

Phrases: 1. Academy of Fine Arts ѧ ѧ

2. Academy Award; Academy Awards (an annual award given by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts).

3. Military Academy.

4. Royal Academy; Royal Society of Arts.

5. Academy of Music ** **School.

2. Word Meaning Analysis of College:

The words institute, university, college, academy all mean "college, university", and the difference is:

1. Institute refers to the college with specialized disciplines, such as the School of Foreign Languages, the School of Geology, the School of Architecture, etc.

2. University mainly refers to a comprehensive university, which is generally composed of multiple colleges. When referring to a university in general, it is usually denoted by college.

3. College mostly refers to colleges within a university, a college or a college with fewer subjects.

4. Academy refers to a (higher) college or a school that studies specialized academics.

There are many expressions in English in college, and the key depends on which type it is. Usually mainly used:

college (a regular four-year college that can award degrees, and is also used by colleges in a comprehensive university).

university

school (business school, law school) (the easiest mistake is to think that school can only mean "school", that would be wrong!) Be accustomed to it).

institute (specialized colleges, such as language colleges, the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States also uses this word).

Institution (research college).

conservatoire (**Academy; School of Film and Television).

vocational college polytechinic college.

Junior College (in Europe and the United States, it mainly refers to a two- or three-year college that does not confer a degree).

Go to college.

Example sentences: 1 my mum would've loved one of us to go to college.

Mom really wanted one of us to go to college.

2. henry's father poured cold water on his plans to go to college.

Henry's father poured cold water on his plans to go to college.

3. her parents were united in their insistence that she go to college.

Her parents were unanimous in insisting that she should go to college.

One"Admission to the university"In English, it is: "Enter the University.""。

2. Phrases: 1. nter the university campus

2 Just Enter the University

3. Example sentences: 1 he planned to enter the university of chicago lawschool after taking some post graduatecourses.He plans to attend the University of Chicago Law School after some graduate education.

you enter the university, you might think that sincere friends are in senior high schoolonly.When you first started college, you may have lamented that true friends can only be made in high school;

college

English [.]'kɒlɪdʒ]

Beauty [.]'kɑlɪdʒ]

n.University; Academy; Academy.

Web phrase]college, college, college.

Bethel College (Indiana), Bethel College (Kansas), Bethel College.

Boston College, Boston College, Boston University.

Generally speaking, the essential difference is that a college is a specialized college, and a university is a comprehensive university.

For example, Tsinghua University and Peking University are universities, and colleges are relatively few majors and specialized

Similar to college, it is also taught by college, but the students are mainly graduate students. For example, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Answer: Comprehensive means that the major covers a wide range, involving arts and sciences, arts, etc., and can cultivate comprehensive talents in various aspects.

And the college has a very clear direction, for example, ** college will not cultivate engineering talents.

Go to College (University) college is the meaning of college, and university is the meaning of university.

The translation is as follows.

Since entering the university.

sinceentering

theuniversity