Spoken English Tips -Part-II

Spoken English Tips -Part-II

Intonation: Every language has got it's own different intonation and you might find it difficult to make somebody understand if you are not using the proper intonation and accent  leading to  misunderstandings and sometimes make you a laughing stock.  The intonation and accent are one of the most difficult features to learn in every language. You need to train your ear to be able to hear the nuances. You can find spoken English tips and information on intonation on many websites or use video lessons on YouTube.

Listening, Speaking & Grammar :  Do not forget about any of them, do not train only one separate. Every single skill cannot be developed in isolation, because every language is of a  complex structure and made up of uncountable small small elements. Every unit has its place and is connected with others. This is why, training only one skill and forgetting about others does not carry any significant value.

Find your English speaking buddy : You will get to talk about anything and everything and your tongue/mouth muscles would get habituated with the required movements to speak English. More you talk more you become fluent. Simple.

Grow your vocabulary There are words that appear quite often in every type of conversation, connected with every sphere of our lives. It would be beneficial to learn them, so you can be sure that even in the most stressful situation you will be able to use them effortlessly. It is also good to learn work-specific vocabulary, connected with your job. You will need to use such words on everyday basis and knowing them by heart will reduce the level of stress during your conversations with others.But please do not go for memorizing the whole dictionary words. Only and only consult a dictionary while you come across an unknown word. Try to use that word in written English and while you speak to others. And whenever you work with a word, ensure you are analyzing that word right. You have to check whether it is a verb or a noun or an adjective and what would be its other forms and how can you form sentences with that very word. This is how you have to play with vocabulary. 

Lot of spoken English tips are on the pipeline. Talk to you later folks.