SPEAKING TIPS

                                                     TIPS ON SPEAKING FLUENTLY 



  1 . SHADOWING

                        




It is a learning technique where you listen to a text in your target language and then speak it aloud at the same time as the native speaker.

  2.  SPEED READING

                                    


This technique of speed reading  helps you to produce the sounds fast and smoothly in your target    language                                                                                      

  3. MIRROR TECHNIQUE

                                   


                                          



Stand in front of the mirror and speak. The aim of this exercise is to observe yourself; the body language ,face, expressions, etc. It boosts your confidence, allows you to try new expressions, identifies your problem areas.   

  4.   RECORD YOUR VOICE

                         


Record your own voice. Choose a topic, set a timer, and speak. Listen to your conversation and you will notice that you are able to point out your own mistakes. By hearing yourself, you may  point out things that you may not  realize otherwise.

  5. TONGUE TWISTERS

                             


Tongue twisters help in clear pronunciation, clearer speech patterns and might make you aware of some sounds that could pose a challenge for you.

                                                      

The 3 P's: Practice, Practice and Practice Speaking is a practical skill. No amount of reading, writing, or listening will help you embellish it. It demands speaking and speaking and lots of speaking! 

Keep speaking, regardless of the mistakes you make. Unless you don't make mistakes you don't learn.

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