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Dr S Shukla

Beginner-Level 5

To improve your spoken English, you should read newspaper, collect the vocabulary, find the meaning, learn it and even use it. You should also do loud reading. This way, you will be able to get the fluency. If possible, join a spoken English class.

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Anil Kumar

Beginner-Level 3

The British Institutes is one of the best as they have qualified patience faculty and really good activities to help you get exposure to the language.

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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

Below mentioned are some of the good institutes:
1. British Council
2. Inlingua
3. Khan Study Circle.

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soma desdw

Contributor-Level 6

There are institutes like WABS TALK, Inlingua and British Council, which offer English speaking courses. You can watch some English TV series with subtitles. If you know a friend who knows English well, then you should practice talking to him and ask him to point out your mistakes.

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rafat parveen

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There are institutes like WABS TALK, inlingua and British council that offer English speaking courses. Other than that, please buy a book called Rapidex, read and work on it religiously for three months. Try watching some English TV series with subtitles like 'Friends'. If you know a friend who knows English well, practice talking to him and ask him to point out your mistakes.
Best of luck. I hope this helps.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

Guide-Level 14

These days, the advice is for a good accent. Even if you aren't grammatical, it's not a big problem. But, your English should sound English. I feel that you have to train yourself for about 2,3 months. Practice Phonetic Symbols first and then Stress, for all important words. Practice speaking slowly and fluently. Give right pauses. Be clear about Aspiration. Listen to good English broadcast regularly.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

Guide-Level 14

Your percentage in M.Com needs improvement and it should be over 55%. For good spoken English, begin with moderating the influence of your mother tongue on your English. Listen to good English channels. Read an English newspaper every day to increase your familiarity with English. Read the paper aloud for 15 minutes, imitating your favourite speaker.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

Guide-Level 14

Go right at the basics, first. When you have no spoken skills, begin by being clear. Then, do fluency exercises. Build up the minimum levels of vocabulary. Get hold of the tunes of English. You should sound like English, avoiding traces of your mother tongue.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

Guide-Level 14

First, think of the tunes of good spoken English, by listening to VOA and BBA. This is to be done immediately. Then, build up your levels of confidence and general awareness of problems. Do some rehearsals at home. Understand the methodology and participate in the GD and PI activities. This will be a good beginning.

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