how to improve english skill quickly?
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If you don't live in an English speaking country, itll be a little more difficult but never impossible.\n\n-First of all you have to try to think in your target language.a lot of students think in their own language and then translate it into English. This slows you down.\n\n-Watching TV in English helps a lot. you can use Closed Caption.\n\n-You must practice.Talking to native speakers is very useful. Dont be afraid to make mistakes.\n\n-Listen to songs in English.\n\n-Read books, novels, etc. They enrich your vocabulary and help you with structure.There are books especially for students of English as a second language, for example "The Ladder  series". For example, they have Tom Sawyer, which is an american literature classic, but the language used  is suited for an English Student.\n\n-Change your computer language settings from your native language to English.\n\n-Get a penpal\n\n-Listen to language tapes
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No need to take tuition for English. I can tell u how to improve. You need to, first of all, talk to ur eng. teacher. Tell her what your problem is. If ur pronounciation (pronounced as prununciation)is bad, talk to ur friends. They can point out your mistakes, nicely. If u  think English is tough,you're 101% wrong. It's one of the easiest subjects and my favourite. Writing skills are the best. Pull your imagination lever to ur best. If u have a problem in reading English fluently, keep practicing till u r perfect. My frend had a pronounciation problem. She used to say probaably instead of probably ( & many more), but we pointed it out and now she can say it nicely. Watch English movies and serials daily. Read English classics. Talk to urself. Try 2 get into the language.\n\nTIPS: Watch Full House on Zee Cafe. Read Wuthering Heights and Agatha Christie, if u r 10-12, read, write, listen and understand. Thats the key to learning good English.It can improve u a lot.
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As far as the writing goes, just read, read, read, there is no better way. It doesn't matter what you read as long as it is correct English.\nFor spoken English, you need to immerse yourself in the language. You don't say if you are living in an English speaking country or not. If you're not, is there any chance you could get to one for a few weeks? The idea is to place yourself in a situation where you cannot use your own language. Once this happens you will be amazed at how fast your English comes along. \n\nI don't recommend TV for this purpose as the speed is too fast for a beginner. Real live people will slow down for you. \n\nIf you don't live in an English speaking country, can you get with some other people who are learning English and spend as much time as possible? Ideally also with native speakers. The basic thing is to not speak your own language at all, if you can arrange that for a few weeks, but it's difficult to do it by willpower along, social pressures and sheer loneliness will probably make you fall off the wagon. Best to get right away. The really ideal thing is to stay with an English speaking person and be with them all day every day, for a month or so.\n\nGood luck!
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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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Learn goodly english first!
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Dear Rajni\n\nIf you need a good tip to improve your English communication.you should start communicating in English with the people who you come in contact with everyday.But they should be good in English grammar so that they can correct you.If you do any mistake while speaking English.you will become an expert only by partically speaking the language.Then reading some goods books etc Will also help you.\nAll the best\nHope my tip will  help  you
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There are a few things that you can do to improve your listening comprehension. \n1. Watch television in English as much as possible. Even if you don't understand all that is being said, you can start to get a good feel for the rhythm of the language. \n2. Listen to English music. Pick a song that you really like and learn the lyrics. Most lyrics can be found by a simple search on the net. \n3. Watch people's mouths when they speak to you in English. This helps you see how each sound is being made and may even improve your pronunciation as well. \n4. When having a conversation in English, don't be afraid or embarrassed to ask when you don't understand. The more and more you learn from asking native speakers, the less and less you will have to ask in the future! =) \n\nThese hints can be applied to learning any language, so hope this helps!
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TO READ NEWS PAPER, AND ALWAYS TRY TO SPEAK IN ENGLISH WID OTHERS .IMPROVE UR VOCABULARY BY LEARNING TOUGH WORDS DAILY
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Reading, listening, practice.\nYou should read books, news in English.\nYou should listen to radios and watch TV channes in English. It is not necessary you to understand every word said. In this way you may get accustomed to speaking and listening English.\nThe best way is to be able to practice who knows English well.
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By your questioning point of view i thinks you forgot the english. \n\ni'll tell you a simple trick which will work\n1. Do chatting in english Room\n2. Listen English Music\n3. Read Erotic Stories.\n( these are all which create eagerness which helps to learn actively)
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As I said today to another Asker, the following:\n\nI have improved (in my view) English by following steps:\n\n1. Read daily English language Newspapers as a habit and enjoyed reading each and every page from Top to Bottom (in those days when TV was just showing presence in B/W format).\n\n2. Watching English movies and then TV News in English. By the way, BBC Radio (later on BBC World and CNN) helped me a lot while listening to then news of war of liberation in Bangladesh.\n\n3. Having English as medium of instruction and communication in my days in Pak-Swiss Training Centre, Karachi from 1970-1973. PS. I am not sure if the same is continuing now as I can see the present graduates of PSTC are lacking in English.\n\n4. Have a lot of business or friend-circle people whom you can talk / negotiate / chat / SMS / e-mail etc., in English.\n\nHappy English learning!!
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Improve your english & spelling
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I think you meant to ask about using English at all times in order to become more fluent in English; if that's the case I wish to congratulate you for being so self-motivated and I think there are some ways in which you can use it to practice.  \n1.-Listen to a movie or newscast broadcast and try to repeat chunks of information after it.  You can even tape them and go back and forth with the segment until you find you are comfortable with how you sound.\n2.-Sing as many songs as you can.\n3.-Read English books out loud.\n4.-Try to see how many objects in your bedroom or office you can name in English.\n5.-Try have conversations with native speakers or practice with someone else that is also learning.\nDon't stop practicing.  When you stop practicing you start getting less and less fluent and you start forgetting things you knew.  Good luck!
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practice....watch more english shows/movies....read books have a portable dictionary.......
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If you mean improve it with proper english, read quality material. Pretty much, all books are written with proper english and after reading a few, your grammar will automatically start to improve.\n If you mean improve with a more extensive vocabulary, the \nsame as above will help and also browse the dictionary. You\nwill be shocked how much fun learning a few new words everyday will be.
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It sounds like your english isn't all that bad.  You might want to get a really good english dictionary to help you with your spelling and grammar.  You can also get instruction audio tapes to help.  The best way, however is to surround yourself with people whose first language is english.  You may be able to locate english immersion schools in you home town.\nAt one point, I had tried to learn Cantonese and found that being with my friends from Hong Kong, as much as possible helped me to learn faster than tapes, etc..\nGood luck
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Hi Simar,\nI am a English Voice and Accent trainer for the BPO industry. \nTo improve your English try out these 10 tips.\n\ni. Observe the mouth movements of those who speak English well and try to imitate them.\nii. Until you learn the correct intonation and rhythm of English, slow your speech down.\niii. Listen to the 'music' of English.\niv. Use the dictionary.\nv. Make a list of frequently used words that you find difficult to pronounce and ask someone who speaks the language well to pronounce them for you.\nvi. Buy books on tape (or LISTEN to western programs on TV)\nvii. Pronounce the ending of each word. \nviii. Read aloud in English for 15-20 minutes every day. \nix. Record your own voice and listen for pronunciation mistakes.\nx. Be patient.\n\nHere is the website that gives a detailed explanation.\nhttp://www.rediff.com/getahead/2005/sep/02accent.htm\n\nGood luck