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Prathesha Posted 21 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation

Why does my pulse go up?

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00 iam a new member.i found this forum's discussions very use full to improve my english.i have a problem.i hope friends, u can help me solve it. 02br
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00 i feel very easy to speak in english about a general topic when i speak alone at home and i feel quite confident.i don't stammer or feel nervous.but when i stand before a handfull of audience or some strangers where my performance is expected, i don't get it in the usual way i do at home. 02br
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00 my words fight with each other , i become nervous and less confident and most of the times i end up with unclear speech. 02br
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00 so, friends please tell how i can get rid of this. 0-
  

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0 Welcome to EnglishForward, prathesha! 02br 02br 00Consider the possibility that this is just generalized stage fright and has nothing to do with your English. It's possible that the same symptoms appear when you speak before an audience or with strangers, even in your own native language.

— CalifJim

  • 0 Welcome to EnglishForward, prathesha!
  • 02br 02br 00Consider the possibility that this is just generalized stage fright and has nothing to do with your English.
  • It's possible that the same symptoms appear when you speak before an audience or with strangers, even in your own native language.
  • 02br 02br 00In either case, only continued experience will help.
  • Each encounter you make it through makes the next encounter easier.
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0 Welcome to EnglishForward, prathesha! 02br
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00Consider the possibility that this is just generalized stage fright and has nothing to do with your English. It's possible that the same symptoms appear when you speak before an audience or with strangers, even in your own native language. 02br
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0Hello Prathesha! Lots of people have this sort of stage fear and as CJ says, it would get better with experience only. I have a small tip for you. Try and keep your sentences short & simple. This way, you will commit less grammatical errors and it will also help you to convey your ideas to the audiences, without much complication. 050010id1
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0 thank u cj! the problem is i don't find one like that among the people i know here. but iam always in hunt for such a person. 0-
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0 thank u benita!! really i haven't tried this. most of the times i start with a long sentence in mind and finally i do something.so, im just going to follow ur tip. thanks yar! 0-
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0 Prathesha, 02br
00You can also practise in front of a mirror. And when you speak in front of an audience, maybe you can focus on one or two persons, it'll help make the "crowd" less anonymous. 0-
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0 pieanne, what is the best way to improve my vocabulary? i take some efforts but still u see, i am unable use my new words in an innovative way.how would i know the best usage for every new word i learn? 02br
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00u said i can focus on one or two persons but an eye contact with every one is the best way of communication.isn't it. what is ur opinion? 0-
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0 Prathesha, 02br
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00The best way to improve vocabulary is reading. As to your new words, I'd say first learn to use them in the regular way, before you start to innovate05002br
00Once you've learned a new word, maybe you can visit the Cambridge site, and memorize how it is used? Or google the word, and see in which contexts it is used. 02br
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0 thanks pie! i will concentrate on the ' context ' in my new learnings. 0-
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0 Yes, do. A word can often be used in many ways. 02br
00See you! 02br
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00PS: avoid using "u" for "you", and type "I" for "i" ! 0-
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0Hi Prathesha! pieanne has given you some very good tips! Use them well to enhance your speech! 050010id1
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