I’m sharing with everyone some methods to improve English skills and some American TV shows

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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-3-30 at 11:19. Well, I have to admit that it’s a very old post. It was dug out of the grave and shared with everyone. As for why to share it, it’s because it’s really good and practical. It is an absolute blessing for those who are starting to learn spoken English from scratch. It’s a bit exaggerated, though. But I think one should strive to rely on oneself. The same is true when learning English. This is especially true for beginners with no prior experience and who are just starting to learn English; they need to put in a lot of effort. By the way, if you have no foundation in English or your knowledge of English is very poor, then you definitely shouldn’t miss this post. In fact, I think it’s not easy to learn English well from scratch, especially to improve one’s spoken English; it’s quite difficult if one relies solely on self-study. After all, mastering oral pronunciation really isn’t something that can be achieved just by imitation or by listening to MP3s. Many pronunciation techniques in English require guidance. Although many people are against taking English classes to learn* things, in my opinion, such classes do have some effect after all. It’s just like going to the gym to lose weight: there is a significant difference in training outcomes between those who hire a personal trainer and those who don’t. If you are a complete beginner and want to learn English well, it is recommended to find a good teacher or an English class to study seriously*. It’s a great website for learning English; as soon as you register, a staff member will get in touch with you to arrange a free speaking trial class, which is conducted via SKYPE or voice/video calls, with teachers who are all from Europe and the United States. Comment: I first came across this website while on the subway; it said that a free lesson could be obtained, and since I was interested, I decided to give it a try. I just registered an account, and shortly after that someone called me to explain the situation and help me book a class. And the one who taught me was an American foreigner. I communicate with her through video conversations. The overall atmosphere is pretty good; it’s a one-on-one setting. Afterward, I found out more about the tuition fees. For related expenses, I enrolled in a workplace interview course that costs 1,000 per month. After using it for a month, I feel more confident. I work in the foreign trade industry; in the past, I would get nervous whenever customers called, and I always needed help to deal with those calls. It’s starting to get better slowly now. Actually, my English is pretty good; it’s just that I’m not very brave enough to speak. Overcoming psychological barriers is very important. Then there’s talking too much. Now it feels like I’m not as worried about communicating with overseas clients after all.