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Rajbeer_singh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

How to improve spoken english

HI..
Any one can you tell...if you want to improve your speaking ...is it necessary to read grammer..
and How to learn vocbulary
  

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is it necessary to read gramm a r ? Different people have different learning styles, so you might get by without a lot of formal grammar, but when you consider that grammar, conceptualized at its most basic level, is no more or less than the patterns of the language, it's hard to see how you could put words together into these patterns when speaking if you knew nothing about them. Specifically for speaking, you may want to concentrate on the correct pronunciation of the most useful phrases of the language and proceed from there.

— CalifJim

  • is it necessary to read gramm a r ?
  • Different people have different learning styles, so you might get by without a lot of formal grammar, but when you consider that grammar, conceptualized at its most basic level, is no more or less than the patterns of the language, it's hard to see how you could put words together into these patterns when speaking if you knew nothing about them.
  • Specifically for speaking, you may want to concentrate on the correct pronunciation of the most useful phrases of the language and proceed from there.
  • rajbeer_singh How to learn vocbulary Read a lot and do a lot of dictionary work.
  • Speak with others who know English as much as possible.
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rajbeer_singhif you want to improve your speaking ...is it necessary to read grammar?
Different people have different learning styles, so you might get by without a lot of formal grammar, but when you consider that grammar, conceptualized at its most basic level, is
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how to a lot of work in dictionary...can u tell me one way to learn words...which may be useful for me...
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rajbeer_singha lot of work in dictionary
What I meant was that you should have a dictionary beside you when you read, and look up any words that you don't understand.

CJ
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