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Students coming from countries where English is not the first language may have difficulty expressing their ideas in fluent English. A large number of them can write English exceptionally well, but speaking is rather difficult for them. Here are a few tips that will help you improve your English speaking skills.

The way you pronounce the words is important. Learn the correct pronunciation of each word. If your pronunciation is wrong, the listeners may have difficulty understanding your speech. To improve your pronunciation, listen to native English speakers. If you can’t find any in your region, listen to English radio and television programs. The BBC is an excellent solution for those who want to improve their English pronunciation. By listening to native English speakers, you will also learn where to stress important words.

While learning new words, note their pronunciation as well as the meaning. Good dictionaries usually give the pronunciation of words, but if you are not familiar with the phonetic alphabet, you may not be able to understand them properly. Electronic dictionaries are helpful in this case. They help you hear the correct pronunciation of each word.

During speaking a lot of ideas are conveyed through stress and intonation. Intonation shows the way the musical pitch of the voice rises and falls. English has a complicated intonation system. It is nearly impossible for a student who has never listened to a native English speaker to understand how the English intonation system works. So how do you get around this problem? Listen. Listening is the only solution to this problem. Listen to English films, documentaries and radio programs.

Readout short passages slowly and correctly. While reading, try to pronounce each word correctly. Pay careful attention to stress and intonation. Slowly but steadily increase the speed with which you read.
Stand in front of a mirror and start speaking about a topic of your choice. Do you make any awkward gestures while speaking? If you do, correct them then and there itself. Try to speak as naturally as possible. Don’t speak too fast or too slow. The speed with which you speak, your voice quality, loudness and intonation can say a lot of things about your attitude. Speak in an audible voice. The examiner must be able to hear you without having to try.

Learn some common idioms and verb phrases. It isn’t absolutely necessary, but idioms and phrasal verbs will help you sound natural. Remember that the English that native English speakers speak are highly idiomatic. That said, you should not make a conscious effort to fill your speech with idioms. It will only make you sound unnatural.

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An Amish boy and his father were in a mall. They were amazed by almost everything they saw, but especially by two shiny, silver walls that could move apart and then slide back together again.

The boy asked, "What is this, Father?" The father (never having seen an elevator) responded, "Son, I have never seen anything like this in my life, I don't know what it is."

While the boy and his father were watching with amazement, a fat, ugly old lady moved up to the moving walls and pressed a button. The walls opened, and the lady walked between them into a small room. The walls closed, and the boy and his father watched the small numbers above the walls light up sequentially. They continued to watch until it reached the last number, and then the numbers began to light in the reverse order.

Finally, the walls opened up again and a gorgeous 24-year-old blond stepped out. The father, not taking his eyes off the young woman, said quietly to his son, "Go get your mother.

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Two friends, Sam and Mike, were riding on a bus. Suddenly the bus stopped and bandits got on. The bandits began robbing the passengers. They were taking the passengers’ jewellery and watches. They were taking all their money, too. Sam opened his wallet and took out twenty dollars. He gave the twenty dollars to Mike Why are you giving me this money?” Mike asked Last week I didn’t have any money, and you loaned me twenty dollars, remember?” Sam said.

“Yes, I remember,” Mike said. " I’m paying you back,” Sam said

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The diagram illustrates the life cycle and anatomy of a ladybird. Overall, the life cycle of a ladybird consists of four stages. It starts life as an egg and goes through two other stages before finally becoming an adult ladybird. With regard to its anatomy, an adult ladybug has seven main body parts.

The life cycle of a ladybird starts with an adult ladybird laying eggs on leaves. The egg stage is for 2-5 days and the egg develops into a larva and remains in the larval stage for 21 days. From the larva, the pupa is formed and this stage lasts seven days. This pupa develops and matures into an adult ladybird. As for the anatomy, a ladybird has seven main body parts. The head consists of two antennas, eyes and a protonum. The trunk of an adult ladybird is covered with red elytra. The wings and the abdomen lie under the red elytra. This adult ladybug has six legs with three on each side.

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