English Self Help, Confidence Building Class Lessons Online

What you'll learn
English
Confidence
Pronounciation
Vocabulary
Requirements
Good net connection
Description
Learn sentences instead of wordsWhen you learn a new word in English, take a couple of minutes to memorise some sentences that contain it. In the long run, this will go far in helping you with conversation and communication. It isn't unusual for language learners to know the meanings of words, but struggle to use them properly in a full sentence.Listen to othersPay attention to what's being said around you, even if you're not part of the conversation. Listening to native English speakers can help you to improve your own communication skills; you'll pick up on body language, intonation, and accents. When you're taking part in a conversation, let the other person speak without interrupting, and hopefully they'll repay the favour for you when you're talking.Ask questionsImprove your communication skills by asking questions- it will help to show that you're interested in who you're talking to and what they're saying. Asking questions is the best way to keep a conversation going, and it will help you out too by making sure you're not the one that has to do all the talking. Here are a few examples that could come in handy:What do you think about that?How about you?Why do you think that?Body languageYour body language often reveals more than you think it does. You could tell your friend you're listening but have your eyes glued to your phone screen, or tell someone you're ready for a discussion but have your arms firmly crossed. Eye contact is also a big giveaway; making and maintaining eye contact is a big indicator of confidence. Think about the signals your body is giving off when you're talking to other people, and you might notice a change in how others perceive you.Improving your communications skills in English is a difficult task, but one that can be achieved with some hard work and by paying particular attention to how we come across in conversation.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Lessons from teacher in pronouncing
Lecture 3 Lessons from teacher in vocabulary
Lecture 4 Lessons from teacher in listening
Lecture 5 Lessons from teacher in sentence structure
Lecture 6 Lessons from teacher in grammar
Lecture 7 Lessons from teacher in word meanings
Lecture 8 Lessons from teacher in essay comprehension
Lecture 9 Lessons from teacher in reading skills
Lecture 10 Lessons from teacher in communication
Lecture 11 Lessons from teacher in verbal language usage
Lecture 12 Lessons from teacher in speaking
Lecture 13 Lessons from teacher in writing
Lecture 14 Lessons from teacher in pronouncing
Lecture 15 Lessons from teacher in grammar
Lecture 16 Lessons from teacher in communication
Lecture 17 Lessons from teacher in developing personality
Lecture 18 Lessons from teacher in improving language
Lecture 19 Lessons from teacher in vocabulary
Lecture 20 Lessons from teacher in pronouncing
Lecture 21 Lessons from teacher in reading through (captions)
Lecture 22 Lessons from teacher in communication
Lecture 23 Lessons from teacher in better verbal communication
Lecture 24 Lessons from teacher in better listening
Lecture 25 Lessons from teacher in improved comprehension
Lecture 26 Lessons from teacher in improved understanding of dialects
Lecture 27 Lessons from teacher in grammar points
Lecture 28 Lessons from teacher in sentence word building
Lecture 29 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 30 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 31 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 32 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 33 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 34 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 35 Lessons from teacher
Lecture 36 Lessons from teacher
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