I’m seeking help from all the seniors
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I’m not sure whether it’s because my approach to learning* is incorrect, or there are other reasons; please help me analyze it. Only after working with English did I realize its importance. Communication tools! Enough talk – my question is: I insist on practicing *spoken English, not the kind used for exams; that’s not an issue. But why do I still feel it’s not useful after meeting the foreign party? Firstly, it seems like the other person speaks too fast, making it difficult to understand. Additionally, I often suddenly find myself at a loss for words, with an empty mind and no idea what to say next. I’d like to ask the more experienced colleagues about their experiences in learning English – what is the best way to improve spoken language skills? Please provide the following as a guide for latecomers like me. Thank you very much.
I think it’s possible to be friends with foreigners; casual conversations can improve listening and speaking skills quite quickly.
A girlfriend of mine also gave me this suggestion: to make friends on MSN. But I don’t have time, senior. I have time, but others don’t; I don’t have time, but they do.
You can attend more English corners; there are both foreign friends and Chinese friends at those gatherings. It is recommended that you participate in more of them, and since English corners usually take place on weekends or at night, you should have time for it. Additionally, it is recommended that you practice speaking while listening to English on a regular basis; it’s best to watch English movies or TV shows so that you can hear authentic English, which will help avoid mistakes in what you say. Come on!
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First of all, one should have a certain vocabulary and correct pronunciation; at the same time, speaking more and listening more will be very helpful.
I think it’s a good way to acquire enough vocabulary and listen to English news via the Internet, such as BBC and China Daily. You can learn about today’s news and practice on a daily basis; over time, you’ll be able to see your progress. I hope you’ll be successful.
One should attend English corners or similar activities, make friends with foreigners, communicate more, and watch movies in their original language
Participating in training programs such as New Oriental or Li Yang’s Crazy English might help you make greater progress!
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