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The best way is to tune to the news channels, in particular to the prime time debate which kicks off at 9:00 P.M. on all weekdays. Surprised? Why I am referring is because the flow of english would come to you and then you would too start following those words and sentences in your daily life gradually. I have referred to many of my students and this is the beginning point from where you start. My students then came over to me and we all picked up the threads from there. Best of luck.
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Read as many books as you can. Keep a dictionary with you. If books are not your cup of tea then go for newspapers or magazines but do read. Watch English movies and listen to songs. Also communicate with people in English to build confidence Record your voice thinking as if you are giving a presentation.
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Dear Shubradeep
You should speak English at home if nobody is there then talk to your self.
Speak small and easy sentences in the beginning see English News channels and English Movies but select the proper channel.
If you do not know exact English of any word or sentence you also can take help of App Google Translator.
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Deepak Kumar Mehta
Spoken English, Communication Skill, Personality Development trainer with 16 years experience
I am very happy to note that you want to develop your Speaking skills in English. You just have to keep practice in SPEAKING with your friends, relatives, family members, if any and also watch English channels with sub titles. Secondly, you should inculcate the habit of reading English news-paper daily before going to bed. Pleae note that you should read aloud for atleast 20 to 25 lines everyday. This would enable you to improve your speaking & reading skills plus you will also come to know about the latest news of the world. Read more, more and more. Practice reading and speaking on daily basis. That's all. All the best.
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