Are you having difficulty with your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills? With this guide, you can improve them with practice and repetition.
Steps
Method 1 of 4: Part 1: Reading
Step 1. Read for at least half an hour every day
Reading is very important to all of us. It forms our knowledge, it is a means of escape and it exercises our neurons. The more you read, the better your reading and pronunciation skills. Read about the topics that interest you, whether it's a romance novel, a sports magazine, or a car engine manual.
Method 2 of 4: Part 2: Copywriting
Step 1. Write a literary work
Try writing a novel, short story, poem, play, or any other type of creative writing. If you spend a little time each day, your writing skills will be honed and your creativity will be exercised.
Method 3 of 4: Part 3: Listening Comprehension
Step 1. Listen to your teacher carefully
As you listen to him, take good notes and important details of what he says; don't let your mind wander. Listen to other people who speak the same language to improve your speaking, writing and pronunciation.
Step 2. Go to the front of your classroom and speak
Make sure you speak out loud so others can hear you and express yourself in simple and complex words. Communicate fluently.
Method 4 of 4: Part 4: Speaking
Step 1. Select the details from the Part 1 text and write them according to Part 2
Step 2. Explain the details out loud
Make references to the text to support your inferences, views, and opinions.
Step 3. Explore the characteristics of language and its effects
When you are speaking, use figurative language to clarify your arguments, for example: similes, personification, metaphor, etc. Keep your sentences short so that your arguments are clearer.
Step 4. Identify and explain the author's objective
Talk it over with other people if you can.
Analyze the author's vocabulary range. How does the author convey his message, his mood, his attitude, and his feelings?
