How can you learn perfect English as a native English speaker?

1. Use standard English. Avoid nonstandard (i.e., ungrammatical) forms such as “ain’t”, “can’t hardly”, “can’t seem to”, “irregardless”, and “anyways”. See the list below (“Nonstandard and Questionable Usage”) and How to Use Commonly Misused Words.
2. Keep proper pronunciation in mind. For most words that can be pronounced more than one way (such as "either"), all the different pronunciations are correct. For a few, such as "mischievous", one pronunciation is preferred.
3. Expose yourself to writing to pick up structures, tones, and ideas. Not everything in print is perfect, but the vast majority of printed works, such as books and magazines, have been thoroughly edited. Look at what makes good writing good. As you read more, mistakes and problems will start to "look" or "sound" wrong to you. Correctness will start to feel natural.
4. Read aloud, with intonation. You can read to your children or even your pets. Reading passages aloud is one way to interpret their structures, and it will make you more conscious of their details. It will improve your speech, especially if you are hesitant when you speak or say "uh" and "um". If you practice reading aloud, you will be less likely to stammer or pause when you speak. You will find yourself saying words carefully instead of slurring them together.
5. Build your vocabulary. Reading will expose you to a far wider range of words than conversation or spoken media, such as radio or television. Collect words that you do not know. Also browse the dictionary, play word games (such as Hangman, Fictionary, and Free Rice), and subscribe to a word of the day.

Attachai 045 4EN

1. Listen to talk radio, podcasts, and audio books.
2. Play with the language to explore it. Start a pun war. Dust off your Scrabble game. Invent your own word. Try your hand at a garden path sentence, write your own aprosdoketon, or enter the Bulwer-Lytton contest for bad prose or one of its imitators.
3. Practice writing. Write for a journal, blog, or wiki. Wikis, especially, need writers and frequently come with a whole community of editors who will help you. Whatever and wherever you write, practice daily, if possible. In email and text messages, use complete sentences. That counts as writing, too.
4. Proofread your writing and have it proofread by someone else. As you proofread, you can see what kinds of mistakes you make often. Read your composition aloud. You may find a grammatical error when something that you read does not sound right.
5. Do not be afraid to make mistakes. That fear may keep you from writing well. Language takes extraordinary amounts of practice to master, and mistakes are part of the learning process.
6. Try learning another language. It will make you more conscious of the structures and grammar in your own. Many of the Latin-based and Germanic languages have words and structures similar to those in English, and exploring these similarities and differences will strengthen both languages.


Supaphorn 3EN 040

Read, read, read. Not only blogs.
Read books, magazines, brochures, reports and what else you feel appropriate for your niche.
You should read not just to learn new topics and about discoveries of your favorite discipline,
but even to improve your understanding of grammar, sentence structure and technical jargon.
I suggest underlining terms, verbs and idiomatic sentences you encounter for the first time,
so you can look them up in your dictionary or grammar reference later.


>>>>>>>> Siriam Luadthaisong 039 3EN

Practice,practice,practice and practice.Although,you know a lot but you didn't improve or practice every day and finally you will forget it for sure.So,you have to connect with native English speakers because they can help you improve your skill.



Ajchara 051 3EN

Have you ever heard this sentence " We can learn from mistakes."?
I know that Thai students afraid of making mistake, that's including me.
That's why their English skill wasn't very good.
The best way to learn it perfectly is do whatever that you want to do.
That's it.




Pattira052
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