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Be committed
1.Practice out loud. 
The only way to improve is to practice u88r english. Use it frequently and out loud.
Some people practice it silently – having conversations only in ur head might not
help But you need to get your mouth used to using the words – and your ear used to
hearing it You can do this anytime – in private, with friends, or through an online
conversation classes, meetings, anywhere

2. Plan ahead and warm up. 

If you know you have to have a conversation or make a speech in English, think
about what you need to say. Practice a few phrases. Get used to the words ad the
way u say it. Then, you’ll be prepared when you need to communicate with someone

3. Build confidence by going back to basics. 

English teachers advise using simple sentence structures. Use phrases that are very
basic and familiar to you. When you see that people can understand you, you’ll be
ready to move on to more complex ideas. Maybe on paper you’re at an advanced
level, but all that knowledge doesn’t help if you can’t speak!

4. Umm and aah. 

Do what natives speakers do. If you’re not sure what to say or you forget a word, then
pause and insert a verbal pause like “um”, “er”, or “ah”. It gives you a moment to
think and indicates to the listener that you’re going to talk. Sometimes all you need is
a few “umms” just to get a sound out of your mouth. But u ned to be careful not to
rely on this too often, or it may become a nervous habit you can’t get rid of!

5. Use an online conversation class. 

Online English conversation classes might be the most effective way for shy
speakers to improve quickly. It helped me a lot …You can join in a teacher-led
discussion with other students over the web. It’s convenient, but best of all, no one
will see you blush!  There are sites which offers online conversation classes with a
professional native-speaking teacher every hour – 24 hours a day. Plus, the classes
are small so you have lots of opportunities to speak. All you need is a computer and
Internet connection. For that matter there are classes for free on internet!
Shy speakers’ biggest fear is that when they DO speak they’ll sound silly or won’t be
understood.