This is what you need to do to speak English fluently. | Ranjan Shekhawat

You want to speak English fluently, right? You  know all the rules of grammar. But the problem  

is you can't speak English fluently like others.  You try to speak, but you end up speaking broken  

English. You end up adding fillers at the end of  almost every sentence you speak. Not only after  

every sentence, you probably get stuck after every  word you speak. You start thinking about the next  

word. I mean, you start thinking about what should  be the correct word to complete your sentence so  

that you can convey your message. Many people  start mugging up vocabulary words so that they  

won't get stuck when they need a word for their  sentence. But the problem is you won't be able to  

recall the exact phrase or word which you require  at that point in time. Learning new words is good  

practice, but initially, your focus should be on  speaking English fluently. And how to do that? How  

is that possible? This is a big question mark. You  have been trying to speak English for quite a long  

time, but you are getting success only in speaking  broken English, and that's what you don't want.  

You feel like somebody could give you an elixir  or something like that medicine, and you start  

speaking English just after two days. I know you  are ready to do anything to improve your English,  

to speak fluent English. You get fed up trying  to speak English fluently. You have tested or  

applied all the methods available under the  sun for it. But the final result is zero,  

with no progress. You are at the same place where  you were earlier one year back. No improvement.  

No success. You want to give up trying further.  But, my dear learners, wait. Please don't give  

up now. There are many people who don't have  a treasure of vocabulary words, but they have  

sufficient words to speak English fluently to  convey their message. You don't need an advanced  

vocabulary to convey your message. You don't need  an advanced vocabulary to speak English fluently,  

confidently, and effectively. But yes, you need  to know the advanced vocabulary to understand  

the message conveyed in the newspaper,  books, or conveyed by a learned person.  

Without those words, you will not understand and  will lose interest in further reading books. At  

least you should be able to convey your message  with the minimal available vocabulary you have,  

that too fluently in English. So, my dear  learners, you need to change your focus. You need  

to devote your time towards practising speaking  English. You need to read out English texts  

wherever and whenever you read. If you are reading  a book or a newspaper, you need to read out, not  

only simply read. Reading out will help you, or I  would say it will give exercise to your tongue and  

ears. Keep doing this regularly. That's called  consistency. Consistency plays a significant  

role in learning anything. You can plan, you can  commit, and you can dream of achieving something.  

You can have a goal. But until and unless  you have consistency, my dear learners,  

you will not be able to achieve your goal.  Setting a target or a goal is very easy.  

Anybody can do that. But what most people fail to  do is maintain consistency. So, have consistency  

in your work towards learning English. Many people  know everything about English grammar. They know  

advanced vocabulary as well. They don't need any  grammar from you. But what they lack is fluency.  

If you are one of them, please drop a comment  by saying 'Yes". If you don't have fluency,  

it means you are still in the process of learning  English. You will find many hurdles in this  

process. Learning English is a gradual process.  It's not like you snap a finger; with magic,  

you start speaking English fluently. No, you need  to put in the effort and be consistent to achieve  

your goal. I think I should end this video  here. If you gained something from this video,  

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