ENGLISH SPOKEN FOR SELF LEARNING β LEARN SPOKEN
Hereβs a simple and effective guide to English Spoken for Self-Learning β perfect for anyone looking to improve their spoken English at home without coaching:
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ENGLISH SPOKEN FOR SELF LEARNING
Why Learn Spoken English?
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Improves communication in school, job, and travel
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Boosts confidence and personality
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Opens up global opportunities
Step-by-Step Guide to Learn Spoken English
1β£ Start with Basic Grammar
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Understand sentence structure: Subject + Verb + Object
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Learn tenses, especially:
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Present simple: I eat.
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Past simple: I ate.
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Future: I will eat.
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2β£ Daily Vocabulary Practice
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Learn 5β10 new words daily with meanings and example sentences
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Focus on daily-use words:
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Kitchen: boil, stir, knife
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Emotions: happy, tired, excited
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Office: meeting, deadline, report
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3β£ Practice Speaking Daily
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Speak in front of a mirror for confidence
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Describe your daily routine in English
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Try talking to family/friends in English for 5β10 mins/day
4β£ Listen and Imitate
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Watch English movies, YouTube videos, or news
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Imitate the accent, tone, and expressions
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Use subtitles at first, then try without them
5β£ Think in English
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Try to think in English, not translate from Hindi or your native language
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Example: Instead of βMujhe bhookh lagi hai,β think: βI am hungry.β
6β£ Use Mobile Apps for Practice
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Duolingo β Vocabulary & sentence formation
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Hello English β Hindi to English learning
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Cake β Practice speaking with real conversations
7β£ Practice Real Conversations
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Join online spoken English groups (WhatsApp/Telegram)
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Use websites like Cambly, Italki, or Tandem to talk to real speakers
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Do mock interviews or roleplays with friends
Pro Tips for Success
Bonus: 5 Common Sentences for Practice
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What is your name? β Mera naam kya hai?
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Where do you live? β Aap kahan rehte ho?
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I am learning English. β Main English seekh raha hoon.
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Can you help me? β Kya aap meri madad kar sakte ho?
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I like watching movies. β Mujhe movie dekhna pasand hai.
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