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Fluent English #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 27, 2004 9:47 am   Fluent English
 

Hi Everybody,

Yesterday I had a test in EnglishLanguage, my scores were:

96% General Grammar, Tenses & Vocabulary
29% Colloquialism

I've been learning English Language for more than 8 years by different levels courses in local institutes, and now I try to improve it by some links in Internet. I've never been in England or in the United States or living in any foreign country speaks English Language.

What I want to know from you during your private experiences: (Which is the best way to learn speaking English Language Fluently? Is it by studying formal languge at the concerned colleges and institutes, or by living among people who speak slang language?) Because as you see my scores are very contradictory!!

Thank You..
Hadeel
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Language skills #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 27, 2004 10:32 am   Language skills
 

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Dear Hadeel,

You probably have already noticed this: If you want to learn a second language you have to change your habits. Instead of listening to your favorite radio station you need to switch on the BBC or any other English language station. Instead of watching Arabic TV you have to get used to watching SkyNews, CNN another English language channel. Learning a language is like a sport — it can be divided into different disciplines each of which requires practicing different activities.

If you want to speak English like a well educated, intelligent native speaker — what could be your training activities? You certainly should start by listening to people having conversations on various subjects in English. Absorb the phrases and idioms they use to express their opinions, to ask questions and provide information. Analyze those phrases. Try writing them down. Repeat them.

Record yourself speaking those phrases and compare the sentences with the original versions. This is tedious work but do you know how an athlete becomes successful? They practice and repeat a set of activities every day every time excelling themselves. You can do the same when it comes to improving your speaking skills.
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fluent english #3 (permalink) Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:24 am   fluent english
 

I want to improve my speaking skills, but Im'very busy
Some times to work by homework, but I can make my mistakes

So in the future, I can do
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Language skills #4 (permalink) Sun Feb 01, 2009 13:36 pm   Language skills
 

hi, i want to know where i am doing mistake whenever i write the English language.actually i know my English is not good but in this forum help me so much now i write something without any hesitation. I only request to you please send me my letters response where i do mistake otherwise how to know where i am wrong.

Thanks
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speaking english in a fluent way #5 (permalink) Fri Feb 27, 2009 5:12 am   speaking english in a fluent way
 

hi, friends , i am from india . i want all of you to join this forum who want to speak english fluently.
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