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BOOK #12: How to Speak English Fluently in 1 Week




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How to Speak English Fluently in 1 Week



There are four components essential to learning English:

1.Phonetics

Phonetics is a branch related to sound. Phonology is a branch related to the systematic organization of sounds in the English language. Phoneme is the smallest unit making up a language. The English language consists of 41 phonemes. Phonemes combine to make up words and syllables. According to Wikipedia, a phoneme can be described as "The smallest contrastive linguistic unit that may bring about a change of meaning". Phonics is themethod oft eaching people to recognize different sounds.

2. Reading

Reading fluency is the ability to read and speak without stopping. This means not looking at each word and trying to figure out how to read it. It should be accurate and precise.

3. Vocabulary

Development Vocabulary is the body of words in any language. It is also the individual knowledge of words and their meanings and pronunciations. It is important to develop your vocabulary skills while learning a language. Of course, you are not expected to go through a dictionary in one day; it is as low process.

4. Oral skills

Oral skills are is your ability to speak a language fluently. This requires correct pronunciations and the use of Grammar. Without development oral skills, learning a language would be utterly useless.


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