
35. 5 Powerful Tips To Improve Your Spoken English
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Do you ever wish you could get just a few simple tips to help improve your spoken American English? Tips that don’t feel impossible or overwhelming?
In this episode, I share with you 5 simple yet POWERFUL tips to improve your spoken English that will help you get the results you are looking for.
Let me briefly share each tip.
First, find ways to speak up more.
Second, work on your mindset so that you have more courage to speak up and to practice.
Third, there are ways to practice and improve yourself.
My fourth tip is to listen to English, whether it be a podcast or a TV show, pause it, and out loud give your opinion about it. It doesn’t matter whether that’s alone or with someone else, just speaking out loud and sharing your opinion or explaining something in your own words is what matters with this tip!
The final tip is getting feedback from a native English speaker.
Listen to this episode as I dive deep into each tip and share examples of how to implement each tip into your life so that you can experience that growth and increase your confidence when speaking English.
Later in the podcast I mention how I’m not an English teacher, but I do have some favorite online English programs if you’d like to improve your grammar first! Kris Amerikos has a fantastic program that you can look into here: https://www.krisamerikos.com/a/2147520050/tspuLcVz
And as always, if you are interested in having a coach there to help you improve your spoken English and to give you feedback so that you know what you need to work on and teach you how to improve in those areas, I invite you to join Pronunciation Pro today: http://pronunciationpro.com/trial/
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