The Complete Guide to Instant EnglishImmersion

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Andres Fuertes
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The Complete Guide to Instant EnglishImmersion
  1. How to Learn English by Speaking at Home: 10 Fun and Easy Ideas
    1. Why Learn English from Home?
      1. It’s comfortable
        1. It’s convenient
          1. It makes you productive.
            1. It’s pressure-free.
              1. It’s enjoyable
              2. 1. Sing Karaoke
                1. Home, you can just relax and sing your favorite songs as loudly as you want! It doesn’t matter if you prefer Frank Sinatra, Lady Gaga or One Direction—as long as you sing in English, you’ll improve your speaking skills while having a good time
                2. 2. Read Out Loud
                  1. Reading silently can help train your mind in the English language. However, reading out loud will train your tongue to speak English properly
                    1. You can pick any book, poem or short story you want and start reading the words out loud.
                    2. 3. Exercise with Workout Videos
                      1. Among the best exercise videos are those from exercise expert Shaun T. You can try his classic “Hip Hop Abs” or “Insanity.”
                      2. 4. Host an English Night Dinner
                        1. Well, it could also be a breakfast or lunch, as long as the whole point is for everyone to speak English the entire time.
                        2. 5. Play Monopoly in English
                          1. The game concept is easy, but for non-English speakers, reading the text on the cards can be a challenge. So if you’re playing, reading the text out loud should prove to be helpful.
                          2. 6. Chat with Friends Online
                            1. This way, you can practice speaking in English in a conversational way. This will be good practice for you both. One of the most useful video and voice chat apps is Skype.
                            2. 7. Call a Customer Support Hotline
                              1. hink of it as a free English lesson. One way to do this is to ask questions about their products. If you’re calling a beauty product manufacturer, try Avon’s Hotline at 1-800-FOR-AVON.
                              2. 8. Record Yourself
                                1. Simply start by finding a piece that you’d like to read, and then open up your device’s Audio Recorder and start recording yourself.
                                2. 9. Memorize Your Favorite Movie Lines
                                  1. For example, if you want to say Tom Cruise’s lines in “A Few Good Men,” simply type “A Few Good Men transcript” into Google’s search box.
                                  2. 10. Make an Audioblog
                                    1. ou can talk about whatever you want: movie reviews, share stories, give your opinion, etc. After you record them, you can upload it to your blog and let other people hear what you have to say.
                                  3. How to Improve Your English Pronunciation to Talk Like a Native
                                    1. 1. Learn to Listen
                                      1. There are many guides to get you started in learning to listen. We have some great articles here about learning to listen from movies, songs and music and podcasts. You can also find listening exercises online, like this one from Rong-chang.
                                      2. 2. Notice How Your Mouth and Lips Move
                                        1. Use a mirror
                                          1. Put a finger in front of your lips (like you’re saying “shh”).
                                          2. 3. Pay Attention to Your Tongue
                                            1. Some difficult sounds for non-native speakers to make are the letters “L” and “R,” and the sound “TH.” Pronouncing them correctly is all in the tongue!
                                            2. 4. Break Down Words into Sounds
                                              1. Words are made up of syllables, or parts. The word “syllable,” for example, has three syllables: syl-la-ble. Turning words into parts can make them easier to pronounce.
                                              2. 5. Add Stress to Sounds and Words
                                                1. If this all sounds too complicated, don’t worry about memorizing all these rules—the best way to learn is by listening and practicing. Remember that most native English speakers don’t know the rules either, they just say what “sounds right.” With enough practice, you can get what sounds right too.
                                                2. 6. Use Pronunciation Podcasts and Videos
                                                  1. There are some excellent video and audio guides on English pronunciations that you can use to improve. The English Language Club has videos that show how to make different sounds in English.
                                                  2. 7. Record Yourself
                                                    1. Use a camera and not just a sound recorder because it’s important to see how you speak, not only hear it.
                                                      1. Compare your recording to someone else saying the same words or sounds.
                                                      2. 8. Practice with a Buddy
                                                        1. Find someone to practice pronunciation with, either in person or through online communities like Language Exchange or InterPals.
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