How do i improve my oral communication ?
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To improve communication skills is like learning how to ride bike, the more you do it the better you become and the more confident you become. Focusing on 'the oral communication' is also focusing on personal fear, but to focus only in the emotion and what you want to say will give you that extra push. here is a example: say you were going out on a date and you take that someone special to a place to eat, are you going to assume that the waiter will already know what you want without saying the words? or are you going to 'orally communicate with them and tell them what you and that special person wants?\nWhat i usually do is i 'mentally' tell myself " OK these people do not know what I'm going to say - so therefore I'm the teacher and the more i communicate with them, the more they'll learn" keep it alive, exciting and get them involved. also practising on a computer mic also helps, or practise with a answering machine or voice mail message, this way you can hear for yourself where you can improve or leave it alone. i send you the best of luck with this, i know how you feel, before i did seminars i feared the same things you do.
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the best way to become better is to just talk.  find someone who speaks fluent english and just talk to them regulalrly.  they'll be able to correct any mistakes you make and, over time, you'll be speaking fluently.\n\nhttp://miltizme.blogspot.com
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Great job raising the level of discourse. Try improving your vocabulary and maybe someone will listen...
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Writing or Oral?\n\nRegardless, set goals.  If writing, take the extra time to do it right.\n\nPractice- if you want better speaking skills, volunteer to do the next office presentation.  Take the time to toast at family gatherings and prepare.\n\nYou should see your change and be able to benchmark it based on your goals. Good luck!
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1.  Decide the topics (make it something important to you that you care about if possible, something you strongly belive)\n2.  Research the topics\n3.  decide what you want to say\n4.  make an outline\n5.  add details to the outline\n6.  start practicing your speech\n7.  practice in front of other people and get feedback\n8.  improve your speech (more research may be needed)\n9.  breathe and relax
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Nearly the most important thing to the content of your speech is that you speak slowly and as clearly as you possibly can.  Also, stand up nice & straight and don't fidget or sloch. Try to project your answer all the way to the back of the room.  Try to use words such as "like" or "um" as little as you possibly can.  Good luck - you'll do great!
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i know this one...   (being you as much as it takes)\n  first you have to speak loud enough and as loud as you need to be heard, dont over do it though\n  second you need to shorten the sentences you speak as little as possible (short sentences) because any human tend to lose people when one says alot enough before they can answer back to them.\n  third which matters to only a few, is the speed of words said accurately with minimal slurs in your speech\n  does this help? WOULD U GIVE THIS A BEST ANSWER?
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Practice your speech in front of friends/family first.  They will give you good practice and help suggest things you might not have noticed like you're moving your hands around too much.\nPut the speech in perspective.  Talk as though your speech is the most important thing in the world and you need to get out there and let the world know what you have to say.\nYou are too focused on what people will think and truthfully no one will really remember.\nAlso practice daily visualization of your perfect speech.  Imagine over and over how well it will go.  Don't negativity into your mind.  And just do it!  Turn your fear into a nice rush.\nEverything will go okay.
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Just relax and be yourself. But more important, if you want to learn to talk, you have to first learn how to listen...
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I believe your asking for online resources to help you improve speaking and possibly writing?\n\nMake sure the lessons and helpers are free (no charge). If you are in United States, local library is great source to get material.  They have tutors who work with people of all ages that teach English as a Second Language.\n\nIf you use  http://www.ask.com  and put in English as second language it should provide a number of good sources.\n\nFinding someone online willing to chat and help you improve in simple phrases is good.  Watching dvds in english can get you use to conversation too.
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good communication through typed word start with a handy little thing called Spell Check\n\nnext lesson: grammar
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Read for better conversation. Socialize regularly for public speaking.
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Speak it as much as possible (even to the mirror), listen to it (perhaps on the net) and write a lot. To improve your writing skills, use dictionaries or internet dictionary tools like Babelfish(http://www.babelfish.com/). If possible, find someone to speak it with. You'll be very good in no time.
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Read. Read as much as you can about anything and everything and it will manifest in your communicational skills, and it will also give you a broader range of knowledge.\n(I'm nowhere near excellent, but reading has improved me quite a bit).
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FIrst off, make sure the speech is something you could say off the cuff so you are comfrortable speaking on the subject.  It's hard to talk about something if you're familiar with it and could wing it if necessary. \nPractice in front of a mirror, make sure you aren't fidgeting ro making unnecessary hand gestures.  \nPractice in front of family or friends.  If  you can laugh with them while giving the speech, it'll help break up the jitters.\nTHe more you speak it out loud, the better.  In the end remember, you may think you'[re there to impress people, but in the end they're just people who were just as bervous as you at one time.\nBREATH!!!  You can do some deep breathing exercises before you go up to speak.  Try not to focus on one person, but don't sweep the room either. I've never had a problem speaking in front of people, not because i'm oujtgoing as it is, but because I jsut remember that it's just people and I'm up there doing my best.\nTHis is my experience, but the link below could help as well.
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Interact with them more, and by that, I mean to increase the quality and quantity of your verbal communication.  They probably already notice you, but this will help you see that they do.
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Talk to English-speaking people about a variety of subjects, watch dialogue-driven films in English, and ideally you should spend time in English-speaking countries.\n\nI'm so glad you want to improve your English; too many people who live here don't even try! Good for you!