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Tips to Speak with Confident

 👉A key to speaking in English is to pause. Don’t rush your words.

👉You don’t have to talk all the time.

👉Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.

👉It is less stressful to speak English if you write first.

👉Think about what you want to say before speaking.

👉Don’t try to sound like a native speaker of English.

👉Listen carefully to what others are saying so you can respond appropriately.Change the subject if you don’t understand or know an answer.


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