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5 Speaking Rules you need to know!

Posted by Ruwan sampath on May 5, 2011

1. Don't study grammar

2. Learn and study phrases

3. Reading and Listening is NOT enough. Practice Speaking what you hear!

4. Submerge yourself

5. Study correct material


from

http://www.talkenglish.com/ExtraLessons/SpeakingRules.aspx

 

Hope this will be helpful for you my friends. With the link, take time to read what are these 5 rules and try to understand them :) there were many things to catch for me,  some of them are above, may be you will have something to put in to action. :)

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  • Ruwan sampath May 4, 2011 17:21

    @ Josef Essberger

    Thanks for the comment josef, Of course I am learner, where i have mentioned here as I am a native speaker? :) I pure Sri Lnakan, and my grand papa also born here :) so I am not native English speaker at all, but i am a native sinhala speaker :)

    Really, I didn't mean such a thing also I have written there this was poppied from a website and i have given its name too.

    thanks for the comment again

    _smile_

  • Josef Essberger May 4, 2011 10:13
    Excellent blog post Ruwan but I'm confused. In your profile you are a Learner of English but in your blog post above you say you are a native speaker. Of course, we are all life-long learners, but somehow I don't think that's what you meant.
  • Ruwan sampath May 3, 2011 16:31

    @ sanjeev sharma

    Nice to see you neighbor , seems you are fan of cricket, me too :) watching IPL matches these days :)

    thanks for the comments

  • Ruwan sampath May 3, 2011 16:21

    @ Larisa Dubova

    ofcourse its depend on the learner's target, here its only for speaking the language, but there is an another case when learner is going to sit for an exam :)

    thanks for the comments

    @ yolanda

    You always welcome dr

    thanks for the comments

     

    @ Julianus Simon

    seems you are very interested on this blog, I think this is my 3rd or 4th reply for you isnt it? :)

    Of course need more practice to get in fluent this language.

    thank you again for the comments :)

  • sanjeev sharma May 3, 2011 15:02

    Hi !

    I agree to almost everything u say and today i m also able 2 find out the rationale behind the elegance n fluency in the English speaking of Srilankan cricketers.

  • Julianus Simon May 3, 2011 9:33

    Dear Ruwan

    i believe practice makes perfect. in this case someone must be guided by guided english books or someone who is good at English if they have spoken or written in English. how can they be fluent in English if they never or seldom practice what they have studied.  thank you.

  • Ruwan sampath May 3, 2011 9:15

    Dear DongYao

    exactly you are right :) need more listening also speaking.. dont give up just keep trying till u get this fluent :)

    thanks for the comments

  • Larisa Dubova May 3, 2011 8:50

    Thanks for sharing! It's a great site. I believe it'll be helpful for all non-native speakers. Grammar is also important but "If you want to pass examinations, then study grammar. However, if you want to become fluent in English, then you should try to learn English without studying the grammar." So everything depends on the learner.

  • Ruwan sampath May 3, 2011 5:50

    @ Dr Kamal

    Agree with you Kamal, at the beginning we all should have some rules, they are grammar in english.

    When I was a student, I did the same :) but my speaking was poor :(

    thanks for the comments

    have a nice day...!!!!!

  • Apple May 3, 2011 5:06
    Thank you very much. Many times I'd like to study with movies. I find it's really funny, especially when phrases are far away from our book knowledge.
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