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7 Tips: Where to practice English if you live in a country where no one speaks English
It's really hard to improve your English skills if you live in a country where nobody speaks English since there's no one for you to talk with using the language.
In this video, Gabby will help us find a way to improve our English in a non-English-speaking-country.
First, find locals who do speak English.
Meet people who shared the interest with you to get a deeper connection and not just to learn English.
Go online and find a language exchange partner.
Invest time in taking lessons online.
Practice with yourself by speaking out loud to yourself and record it. That way you can assess your weakness and improve them.
Sing English songs. Learn an English song, know the lyrics and tune and sing it to yourself or to others.
By using these tips, you will be able to develop your English skills whether you’re in a non-English-speaking-country or not.
Click here to watch the video on YouTube
Photo Credit: Mary St George
Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency
Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies
To be fluent, you must speak!
Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling.
Click here to learn more and try the first one free!
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It's really hard to improve your English skills if you live in a country where nobody speaks English since there's no one for you to talk with using the language.
In this video, Gabby will help us find a way to improve our English in a non-English-speaking-country.
First, find locals who do speak English.
Meet people who shared the interest with you to get a deeper connection and not just to learn English.
Go online and find a language exchange partner.
Invest time in taking lessons online.
Practice with yourself by speaking out loud to yourself and record it. That way you can assess your weakness and improve them.
Sing English songs. Learn an English song, know the lyrics and tune and sing it to yourself or to others.
By using these tips, you will be able to develop your English skills whether you’re in a non-English-speaking-country or not.
Click here to watch the video on YouTube
Photo Credit: Mary St George
Exposure to English & the right method of learning are keys to fluency
Click here to find out how you can get more Go Natural English materials & strategies
To be fluent, you must speak!
Try your first premium 1-to-1 live online tutoring lesson with a qualified native English speaker teacher at Verbling.
Click here to learn more and try the first one free!
The post 7 Tips: Where to practice English if you live in a country where no one speaks English appeared first on Go Natural English.
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