speaking English

I would simply tell you to practise, practise and practise. The more you speak the more fluent you'll become. Speaking a foreign language is more difficult than writing it because when you speak you're immediately judged but when you write, you're able to edit and correct your mistakes. Try speaking to yourself first if you're not comfortable speaking to others. Once you're comfortable, then find a friend who also wants to improve his English and speak to each other in English and correcting each other when necessary. Do this more and more until you feel really confident you can speak to someone outside your comfort zone like to a shop assistant or a clerk at the counter. You can also start by watching more English programs on tv and copying their language. Then practise speaking.

1. Voice, intonation is correct, enunciation is clear; 2. Fluency; 3. The syntax is correct, the wording is appropriate, whether the English of expression; 4. Content is substantial, the logic is clear. These are the main criteria to measure spoken. View of the above criteria, take the appropriate training methods, and generally be divided into two phases. The first stage: the preparation phase, mainly to copy. Recitation. Repeated practice. The purpose is to train the right voice. Tone. To improve fluency and cultivate a sense of English language. At the same time, through various means, such as reading. To do exercises, listening to English tapes, watching English videos and movies and so on, to expand vocabulary. Master the English habit of expression, expanding their knowledge and practice English, logical thinking ability in preparation for the session prior to commonly used words (group), phrases such as master, "skilled" is the premise of conversation with people, and only skilled, in the session only when fluently. Proficiency standard is to achieve without thinking without thinking. Phase II: the practice stage, and a lot of conversation practice, with others, dialogue, discussion, well-based interpretation can practice their own stories, and so to speak English.