true

Learn Spoken English from the Best Tutors

Affordable fees
1-1 or Group class
Flexible Timings
Verified Tutors

Search in

How To Improve Spoken English Ability?

Sangeeta Pattanaik

20/09/2017 0 0

Read newspapers, stay current and improve your English vocabulary:

Do you read English newspapers, daily? For effectively speaking in English there are three key benefits of reading newspapers daily:

Reading news papers help you to stay current with what is going-on, around you. It helps you to expand your knowledge. This in-turn helps very much during your Table Topics participation and also to start/sustain conversations with new people.
Reading out news papers loudly will help you to improve your English pronunciation. It is like exercising your tongue. This will tremendously boost your confidence, when speaking English.
You'll learn new words and phrases by reading news papers, which helps in improving your vocabulary.

0 Like 0 Dislike

Follow 2

Other Lessons for You

Idioms and meanings - Lesson 1 of 11

Idioms Starting With "A" and "B" (choose the answer that is most appropriate). Idioms Starting With "A" Idioms Starting With "B" "A bit" means ___. a. some thing to eatb. to...

Anindya Kumar G.

4 0

Spoken English Basics - Adverb

An adverb is a word used to qualify or add something to the meaning of a verb, an adjective and even another adverb conveying location, manner, time, or degree. An adverb shows how an action is done and...

Sridevi D.

1 0

Vocabulary

Vocabulary ¶ Subtle - small but difference ¶ Optimize - to use something in the best possible way ¶ Meticulous - showing great attention to something ¶ Liberate - free ¶ Engrossed...

Ruchi K.

1 0

Express agreement/disagreement

I have heard many students saying "I am agree with you" or "I am not agree with you". This is completely incorrect. The correct versions are: 1. I agree with you. 2. I disagree with you (your point). 3....

Anshu Nadir

8 0

Spoken English Basics - Practice - '9What Shall'

What shall? Practice saying the sentences below out loud to get a feel for how to use “What shall?” when asking a question. Question 1. What shall I do? 2. What shall I give him? 3....

Sridevi D.

0 0

Find Spoken English classes near you

Online Spoken English Classes

Looking for Spoken English classes?

Learn from Best Tutors on UrbanPro.

Are you a Tutor or Training Institute?

Join UrbanPro Today to find students near you

Spoken English Questions

Give an example of a word with a suffix.

5 Answers

Which is the correct answer and why ? Kalidas has written this book (write in passive) ...

86 Answers

Please tell me correct use of 'get' and 'got'.

13 Answers

Which thing is more important in English, grammar or vocabulary?

10 Answers

What is the correct order to study English grammar?

11 Answers

Looking for Spoken English Classes?

The best tutors for Spoken English Classes are on UrbanPro

Select the best Tutor
Book & Attend a Free Demo
Pay and start Learning

Learn Spoken English with the Best Tutors

The best Tutors for Spoken English Classes are on UrbanPro

I am a Student I am a Tutor
Name*	Please enter your full name. Please enter institute name.
Email*	Please enter your email address.
Phone*	Please enter a valid phone number.
Location*	Please enter a pincode or area name.
City*	Please enter city name.
Category*	Please enter category.
Gender*	Male Female Please select your gender.
Email ID/ Mobile No.*	Please enter either mobile no. or email.
Enter Password*	Please enter OTP Please enter Password Sorry, this phone number is not verified, Please login with your email Id.