How can I improve my English, I mean reading and writting skill?
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You can always read a book, do word puzzles, like crosswords, word searches, fill-it ins, they can help you with your vocabulary.  Now for reading skills you could practice by writing in a journal about anything, what you did that day, write a little story, describing things in detail, etc.  The ideas are endless.
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increase your vocabulary (but don't become sesquipedalian in your writing), read works of others, PRACTICE writing..a lot. After you've written many pieces and edited them, you'll improve.
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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!
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Do you mean WRITING section?  Do alot more reading and you will improve on your writing skills.
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The best way to improve your language skills is total immersion.  Find people who speak English and speak with them only in English.  You may find this difficult at first, but this will be the best method for learning.  It seems your writing skills are OK, so most likely you just need to speak the language.  Also, I've known people who've learned English purely through movies.
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The best things you can do to better your English are actually to read or to watch TV.  It's all about exposure.
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PRACTICE...\nWATCH ENGLISH MOVIES\nTRY TO SPEAK CLEARLY AND FLUENTLY\nREAD NEWSPAPER OUT LOUD\nAND \nTRY LISTENING TO ENGLISH SONGS AND UNDERSTAND THEM.
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really the best way to improve in ANY language is to immerse yourself in it.  that means living somewhere that english is the only language, and by doing so you are forced to use english all day every day.  it is hard, but you will quickly improve, and be much better than if you just took classes or read books.\n\nif you can't swing this, then speaking regularly in english is the best way - listening and speaking are the hard parts.  i know plenty of people who can read and write pretty well, but their spoken english is terrible.  i'm kind of the same way with french.
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first learn to write in english.
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Read a lot. This is how you develop an "ear" for what sounds right. One of the best little books for learning good writing is "Elements of Style" by Strunk and White.\n\nI notice that some people who answered your question didn't bother with capitalization and punctuation. Not a good practice for developing writing skills.
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Here's some real help for you:\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/index.html\n\nAlso, check your local library. They have books, videos, and audio tapes on how to improve your pronunciation and grammar, all for free. Many libraries also have free ESL programs and conversation groups, as do many local school districts. If you'd add where you are located to your question, I can try to locate specific groups for you.\n\nYou can also hire a writing coach or an editor to help you with your writing. I use WordTechs (www.wordtechs.com). I know they help ESL writers because I've sent many of my overseas friends there for help.\n\nNo matter what, realize that this is difficult and takes time. Don't expect yourself to be perfect right away, and just keep practicing. It takes 2-7 years of dedicated practice to master a new language, and English is one of the hardest.\n\nGood luck,\n~Tia~\nYahoo Brainiac\nhttp://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html
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first of all you must improve your english
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read english books, watch english channels and movies, try speaking in english.. gradually u'll improve. IELTS tests ur reading, listening and speaking ability in english.
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I am an 'alien' to English, too - and so, feel fully qualified to understand your problem, and answer you :\nTo speak and write well [correctly], you must first become very familiar with the language : And the best method for that is to read as much as you can, of the CORRECT kind of English...\nThe Readers’ Digest is best for your purpose - with its simple and contemporary [present-day] English, mostly written in a crisp ‘active’ voice. \nKeeping a dictionary nearby, to check any word you do not understand, make it a point to read at least 2 articles every day - and then try repeating from memory [in English, of course !] whatever you had read. \nAlso keep a good book on English Grammar [Wren & Martin’s High School Grammar is possibly the best reference book - but I am told it is currently out of print, and available only in old-book shops !] handy - to spot-check and clear any doubts on Grammar.\nYour next step : reading stories, and novels by British authors - whose English does not involve too much ‘slang’. The more you keep reading, the better will your vocabulary [range of words you know to use] be ! \n...At the same time, take steps to improve your pronounciation : \nGet VCDs or DVDs of famous films like ‘My Fair Lady’ which highlight correct English pronounciation. See this film again and again, follow how the actors pronounce words, and try imitating them aloud : You will sound funny to even yourself at first - but [if you only do not give up midway !] after a few weeks, you will find that your accents and pronounciations, have certainly improved.\n....The third step : record your speaking in English, and listen to it yourself. Try to find where all you had gone wrong, and make efforts to correct those mistakes...\n...After about 3-4 months of continuous effort [not before that, please !], both your vocabulary and pronounciation will have become good enough - to give you the confidence to write !\n...Do not think of writing as a ‘composition’ class in a school : Imagine that you are talking to a person sitting in front of you - and simply put down what you would have talked about in writing ! [As you should have adequate knowledge of spellings by now, this will not be too much of a problem !]\nNow, read whatever you have written, aloud - and try to judge what SOUNDS RIGHT, and what does not. Try to find out what was wrong, by yourself, and correct it. Repeat this, until you feel satisfied with what you have written ! \n...Continue this process of reading, speaking, plus writing - while testing out your new talents, upon only your friends and family. Hopefully, there should be at least one person among them, who knows GOOD English - who will support your efforts.\n...Self help, dear friend, is the BEST help : No amount of expensive ‘private tutions’, or ‘conversational courses’ given by so-called experts can help you - as only your will, and efforts can.\nMy Best Wishes to you.
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Write in complete sentences , and whole paragraphs with correct punctuation and spelling. Study the writings of authors you admire, determine what you like about the structure(grammar and syntax) of their sentences and paragraphs and imitate them.\n\nStudy the dictionary everyday, learning and using new words to express your ideas. Words have multiple meanings and uses and learning this will help you select the ones that fit your frame of mind and purpose. Don't be afraid to use a good encyclopedia. Good writers are usually well-informed and good learners.\n\nDiscuss your writing with someone who likes to write, possibly a teacher-mentor-critic. Accept criticism and suggestions at first even if you later conclude your ways are preferable.\n\nWrite , write, and write until it is as comfortable as communicating by speech. \n\nPlay with expressing your thoughts in different words in different sentences and enjoy the freedom to write out what is on your mind limited only by your ingenuity and determination.\n\nThanks for the question, answering it helped me to organize my own rules for improving my writing skills.
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Write a page daily ...from a book ,newspaper , magazine. It will improve your (i) Language (ii) Writing (iii) vocabulary.\n\nTry for at least six months.
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You actually have to practice this to become better at it.  Read for 30 seconds.  Then explain what you read.  Then read for 45 seconds...and explain what you read.  Then for 1 minute...explain.  Take one page of whatever you are studying, spend one minute on a page, then explain it.  Practice doing that for a while, and you will become better at it.  You will have to check yourself by going back through and actually reading it to see what it says.