Yes, it's an everyday job, and you can't have a shortcut. You need time, effort, and consistency.
[Useful guidelines and a nice article](http://www.bodhisutra.com/ideas/did-you-improve-your-english-speaking-today/) on what you can and should do every day to continuously improve your English speaking skills.
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250[Useful guidelines and a nice article](http://www.bodhisutra.com/ideas/did-you-improve-your-english-speaking-today/) on what you can and should do every day to continuously improve your English speaking skills.
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really good points for those who really want to speak English but not aware of the steps to follow, and offcourse the myth about the shortcuts.
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Hi,
A very good article, and the simple steps mentioned are good for speaking English. We all know that there are no shortcuts in life, and the same is applicable for learning English. Thanks for sharing; the information available on the site is very useful. I will review and check other details ASAP.
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A very good article, and the simple steps mentioned are good for speaking English. We all know that there are no shortcuts in life, and the same is applicable for learning English. Thanks for sharing; the information available on the site is very useful. I will review and check other details ASAP.
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Hi all, It’s really nice website to learn English. here easy ways are provided for learning and motivation too. Thank you so much for showing this website...
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@ Skarthick Mkce: Thanks, friend, for finding it useful. Let me know if there are other questions about English communication you'd want to hear expert views on. I'd really appreciate suggestions about what ideas and topics the wonderful community here at Citehr would find useful.
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I find it very difficult to establish a routine that allows me to gain good exposure to English. After some time, one becomes comfortable with everyone in the company, and there are no challenges. I believe I can communicate well in front of my friends and colleagues, but when faced with someone new who speaks excellent English, I become nervous. It poses a significant challenge. How can we consistently challenge ourselves to enhance our English communication skills?
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Hi Navya,
Confidence and motivation are key to success in your case. It happens with many individuals what you are referring to, but never lose hope and work towards it. Don't be in your comfort zone while speaking with your friends and accept mistakes while communicating with them. The best method, which I feel, is to tackle such situations day in and day out, like communicating with strangers only. Sooner or later, you will realize that it was not a difficult task and it helps to improve. Best of luck!!
P.S. I just presumed your name from your ID. Hope, I am right. :)
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Confidence and motivation are key to success in your case. It happens with many individuals what you are referring to, but never lose hope and work towards it. Don't be in your comfort zone while speaking with your friends and accept mistakes while communicating with them. The best method, which I feel, is to tackle such situations day in and day out, like communicating with strangers only. Sooner or later, you will realize that it was not a difficult task and it helps to improve. Best of luck!!
P.S. I just presumed your name from your ID. Hope, I am right. :)
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@Groyalg: You got it right :)
Yes, stepping out of your comfort zone is extremely important; otherwise, you stop growing. Talking to strangers is a great way, but the challenge lies in how and where to get strangers regularly to keep talking to them to build skills.
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Yes, stepping out of your comfort zone is extremely important; otherwise, you stop growing. Talking to strangers is a great way, but the challenge lies in how and where to get strangers regularly to keep talking to them to build skills.
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