8 Exercises To Improve Your English Speaking Alone

Do you have no one to practice your English with? Then this lesson is for you! We'll teach you 8 practical exercises to improve your English speaking alone! You can practice on your own at home, in the shower, in the car...the possibilities are endless!

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[Muymagicos]

Exercise

1) listen and repeat.
2) Muscle and sound training
3) Reading out loud
4) Singing

Part 2 Developing conversation

1 Working with scene
2 Recording yourself
3 using pictures
4 Meetups and Online Gaming

[thethrex]

"A fluent speaker doesn't fear about mistakes and learning from others" ❣️

[erikasilva]

For me the english is very dificult, but i never give up

[manwithnoname]

I became expert in English speaking by reading newspapers, magazines. story books, brochures and everything in English. Then I remembered whatever I went through and talked to myself in heart. Then I started teaching what I learned. still it took me 5 years to become expert.

[asanengineer_]

Although I watched dozens of videos to improve my English speaking, no one wasn't described as best as your explanation. Your video is really amazing. It covers almost all techniques to improve spoken English.

[shimaamahmoud]

1. Listen and repeat
2.Tongue twisters
3.shadowing, ,reading loudly record yourself and listen or read with audio
4.singing
5. Narration mute scene and be an actor
6. Watch in your language then explain in english
7.fake it until you make it
Write a script then act it
8 show time
Act as a person in your favourite scene

[ewarusowicz]

Hi there, I'm an English teacher myself and I just wanted to tell you that the ideas you've mentioned in the video are absoulutely amazing and FUN !! Will definitely share them with my own students :) Cheers!

[rafeeq]

When me and my friend trying to communicate in English
Me : Hello, What is your name ?
My Friend: yeahhh, I am good

[Vicalima]

Hi, I am from Brazil, and just to let you know we don’t speak Spanish, we speak Portuguese .

[felipenegreiros]

Seriously, I watch Youtube videos since 2005, and is extremely rare to find a precise, well explained and illustrated, worthy content like this. This is a master piece for sure. Well done.

[sherkobekas]

I think describing pictures is the one of best way to improve your vocabularies and speaking, I used to improve my German language, and it works very well 😎

[Invester]

I learned how to speak english for less than 2 weeks by just talking to myself in english, copying phrases and making a notebook reviewer. Then I installed an app where people talk english there. I was just surprised that I could speak to them naturally without even thinking for a moment to construct right words. I guess, all I Can say is "for everything you do, speak to yourself in english" since we Learned through EXPOSURE. It worked on me so you indeed as well. I am not a native speaker, no one talks english at home.

If you wanna be fluent faster.
~ Enjoy the Language like you owned it.
~ Talk to Google or Siri if you have no one to talk to. (I started here and my speaking skills improved massively.)
~ Be consistent

[hazmathzal]

I am super elated about this video Ollie. I really wanted this. And I am so happy to see you back in the channel.

[Goutenberg]

Here to have some practice and equipping me before taking the IELTS. As a good Brazilian myself, I get so glad to know someone is learning Portuguese 🧡
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[andressa]

i've been studying english for around 5 years now
I can understand, write and read but the problem is that I've NEVER talked to anyone in english lmao i wish I could meet more people to practice my speaking

[emilioschmidt]

I'd consider myself as a good English listener. I understand most words (even very obscure or technical terms) but when speaking, the words often don't come as naturally. I get along because most of the time I can just describe what I meant but still this makes my speech a bit clunky. Any tips for that?

[timothy]

5:15
She sells seashells by the seashore.
is my favourite tounge twister which learned in my lower primary..
I❤️this channel

[qnvmwvb]

I Will train my conversation alone, without depending on anyone, it's so amazing for me! 😍

[avechristusrexchristisking]

thanks i do not have anyone to practice with and i struggle while talking to strangers now thankfully i am much more fluent in english.

[tathyabydebasish]

Creating story by just watching a picture is a great advice. I am going to try this, it seems really intresting to try. By this we can improve our explaining skills and storytelling.
Thanks for sharing these tips. I really love this channel.