Hi,

All the comments here are really worth it. The main thing to do is READ LOUD. Just don't care if anyone teases you about reading aloud; this will actually help you perfect the pronunciation of words and improve your tone and technique of speech. You will also get to know when to pause while reading a sentence and where to punctuate. Try to improve your vocabulary by reading new words and implementing them in your daily life.

Even if a sentence is grammatically incorrect, as long as the message is conveyed, it is not a big issue. However, when you write something down, grammar does play a vital role. Watching English news channels will help you improve in this aspect.

Regards,
Bhavani S

From India, Madras
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Dear Venkat Ji and Yashoda Ji,

Just follow the advice of seniors who have contributed above. I have nothing more to add to what they have all said. Nonetheless, I cannot prevent myself from quoting what one Marathi author, Shri Mahadev Kokate, has said in his book - Phad Phad English Bola (Speak fluent English). He says that a child picks up its own mother tongue without any tension. The child goes to school very late, after it understands and is able to communicate in its mother tongue. Its knowledge of its mother tongue precedes its learning in school, even Kindergarten. The child is never shy of its grammatical mistakes. It goes on communicating and gradually acquires mastery over its mother tongue. So follow the advice of seniors - Think in English, talk in English, and also dream in English. And one day you will be a master in English. Think English, speak English, and dream English but please don't eat English. Eat only Indian. With best wishes,

From India, Pune
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Good Morning Friends! This is suneel. You have given very useful information related to Improveing fluency in english. Thank you for giving wonderful suggestions. yours friend SUNEEL
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi pawan, Hereafter i will follow your valuable tips.Its really useful information for me.Thank you very much for spent time to me. Thanks a lot. Venkat.
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There's a book named "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis. It was a great help to me as a beginner. It helps with accents and builds vocabulary too.

Also, watching lots of English movies can be a great help.

All the best!

From India, Jaipur
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just try & try and be shameless in using new word....just see the result after one month..
From India, Shimla
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Hello Friend,

The best way to improve your fluency is to use the language. Try the 'LSRW' concept, i.e., Listen, Speak, Read, and Write. If you are with English speakers, try to join in the conversation; this is the only way you will learn to speak.

There are software available for the same. I think the best free (but not all free) is "Voice Buddy," but I don't know exactly how it runs. Surely, it can speak English by a real human (98%) much better than "Microsoft Sam and Mary," and you can do it with your own voice.

You can download at:

http://www.download.com/Voice-Buddy/3000-2121_4-10400807.html?tag=lst-0-1

Click download now, find your way using it, and share with all members.

- Babu

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Hi All,

Let me explain how the 'LSRW' concept works with a simple example:

1. Listen: Take an example of a newborn baby. Initially, he can only listen to things. (Intense listening required, news channels, and English rap songs with lyrics in your hand)
2. Speak: After listening, the baby is able to speak a few words taught by the mother, father, or other family members. (Speak English in front of the mirror; it shows you how good you are looking)
3. Read: As he/she is able to speak properly, then reading becomes easier for them. (Read your best local English newspaper)
4. Write: Finally, they can write. (Ask your friend or any family member to give a random topic to you, and you have to write on this topic. Make it a habit for a few days.)

To summarize, don't feel shy when you want to learn English. Treat yourself as an infant. But let me tell you one thing, your day will definitely come.

- Babu

From India, Madras
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Best Solutions:

- Read newspapers, novels, kids' English test books, etc. (read out loud) and narrate the summary in English to your kids, friends, or family members.
- Watch news on broadcasting news channels such as NDTV, BBC, or CNN.
- Watch English films without subtitles to increase your understanding and improve pronunciation.
- Cultivate the habit of speaking English with your colleagues, friends, and family members. Don't feel uneasy about making mistakes; instead, learn from them.
- Learn grammar. Purchase the book "Wren & Martin."
- Try chatting with your friends on Yahoo, Google, Rediffbol, ICQ, Paltalk, etc.
- Record and play back your conversations to evaluate your delivery.
- Every day, stand in front of the mirror and pretend you are in conversation with a friend. Speak in English and observe your body language and facial expressions.
- Buy a dictionary to read and understand a new word every day/week and ensure you use that word at least thrice daily when possible.
- Attend free seminars where people speak in English, even if they are not of interest to you, to understand the language and how it is spoken.
- When someone is speaking in English, pay close attention and learn how they articulate their thoughts.

It's definitely a slow process but a surefire way to improve your fluency. Have confidence, don't feel shy, and keep practicing as it leads to perfection. Good luck to you.

- Babu

From India, Madras
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Hi, This is very easy task Read news paper daily for 2 hrs loudly I have tested this method in my initial years Very effective method, Bharat Ketkar - 9689 90 16 04
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