How can you improve your speaking?
Here are some ways you can work on your speaking skills:
- go to the study groups. They are every Tue, Wed, Thu at 11.45 and 1.30. They last 45 minutes and are quite relaxed and informal. There are often Conversation/ Vocabulary/ Watch & Discuss study groups. You will meet new people and develop your speaking skills.
- take part in the social activities programme. This is a good way to make new friends and to practise speaking in English to different people.
- speak to a new student every day. Ask them how they are and what class they are in. Talk to the teachers and say good morning to the people on reception.
- talk to a native English speaker: all you need is one question. Ask them for directions. Go to a hotel and ask for a restaurant recommendation. Ask the person in the shop if they are having a good day. Try and build your confidence.
- read the conversations on the blog with a partner. I have written a few conversations for Ryan and Aziz. Practise them with a partner.
- when the lesson finishes, talk about it for two minutes with a classmate. What did you enjoy? What are you having for lunch? Get into the routine of having a short conversation.
This is the City Art Gallery in Manchester:
The art gallery also does free tours three times a week. Each tour has a different guide, so each tour is different. This is good listening practise. You can find more information here: http://www.manchestergalleries.org/whats-on/events/adult-programmes-and-events-1155052066/
The easiest way to get to the art gallery, is to walk to Piccadilly bus station and follow the tram lines:
Thanks for these advices teacher :P
ReplyDeleteI was given a good advice by Ryan, thank you!
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ReplyDeleteThank you Ryan :)
I benefit from these advicdes to learn how can I speak
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