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Arpitpatel Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Preparing for IELTS

Hello freinds, I am an engineer by profession from India and, I would like to improve my speaking fluency & also want to correct my grammatical mistake during speaking. In short I would prefer to talk with some english native speaker. who is able to make correct my mistakes during speaking. So any one is willing to help me. Skype (arpitbhuva).
  

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I can not help you as I don't have the time for even my own students in my classroom, but I can give you a suggestion. If you do speak with a native speaker and you ask them to always correct your grammar when you speak, it interrupts the whole communication process and becomes quite artificial and rather useless. If you are fortunate enough to have a partner to speak with (it doesn't have to be a native speaker), then record your conversation first, then go back and check the transcript or have someone look over the transcript.

  • I can not help you as I don't have the time for even my own students in my classroom, but I can give you a suggestion.
  • If you do speak with a native speaker and you ask them to always correct your grammar when you speak, it interrupts the whole communication process and becomes quite artificial and rather useless.
  • If you are fortunate enough to have a partner to speak with (it doesn't have to be a native speaker), then record your conversation first, then go back and check the transcript or have someone look over the transcript.
  • If you don't have a partner, just pick a topic like an interesting news story and then talk aloud about that topic as if you were relaying it to a friend -- record it as you speak, go back and check your grammar or have someone help you.
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I can not help you as I don't have the time for even my own students in my classroom, but I can give you a suggestion. If you do speak with a native speaker and you ask them to always correct your grammar when you speak, it interrupts the whole communication process and becomes quite artificial and rather useless. If you are fortunate enough to have a partner to speak with (it doesn't have to be
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Thank you for your valuable suggetion. I will definitely follow ur suggested point.

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