Practise Speaking Through Reading Out Loud

Practise speaking English through reading out loud. In this video you'll learn some techniques to learn English through reading out loud as well as how to read better. You'll find out how to read in order to speak better and improve your English speaking and communication skills.
Is reading out loud effective to improve your speaking skills? Yes! Watch to find out how to read out loud fluently and practise using features of connected speech. Learn about English as a language of rhythm and stress and how it differs from phonemic languages like Spanish.
In this video you'll learn about and practise using English intonation to sound natural, fluent, articulate and confident in English.
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[@danielmakeche2468]

Very educational ❤

[@safetynudge9026]

Fabulous teacher

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

@safetynudge9026 thank you! 🤩

[@mosekagabrielle6879]

Thank you very much for your assistance in learning English.

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[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thank you for your kind comment!

[@katieblansch8913]

spot on! thank you.

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thank you, Katie! So glad you found it useful 🥰

[@renudhotre5162]

Mam, great insight in developing fluency

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thank you, Renu!

[@EnglishwithTsar]

Great resource. Now a person using this should definitely be B1 at least for the input to be comprehensible.

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thanks for your input, fellow teacher! Yes, I help clients at Intermediate level and above. Well spotted!

[@meetmeatthemall1]

thanks so much madam for the very essential reading techniques...pls let me share this video to a reading clss..

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thanks, Starpy TV! Be my guest, I’m very happy that you’d like to share 🤩

[@meetmeatthemall1]

@@TeacherTanyaMeyer thanks so much ma'am . God bless you more.

[@hugobarrera5406]

Great lesson! Now let's make it a habit 😀

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Absolutely, Hugo! Practice makes perfect 🤩

[@LubaLuba1]

Great lesson but if I can’t say a word when reading how can I improve from getting stuck?

[@Brog383]

Your method to teach English is good idea

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

@nicolasborge853, thank you, glad it helps!

[@georginasaavedra153]

great

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

🤗 Thank you, @georginasaavedra153!

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[@vuongtuananh6899]

I find your video very useful for practising Read Aloud questions in PTE. Can you make a video of showing how to read aloud fluently and clearly for beginners who know nothing about English?

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Thanks, @vuongtuananh6899, very glad to hear it was useful! You don’t seem to be a beginner…?

[@vuongtuananh6899]

No, I'm not a beginner but I'm looking for a way to help my friend (who knows mostly nothing about English) do the task Read Aloud efficiently and more time-saving@@TeacherTanyaMeyer. I mean where to start and how to read accurately 60-70% of the whole passage in a short time.

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

@@vuongtuananh6899 I see. At lower levels, learners need to focus on vocabulary and simple, short texts. You could try British Council's page for reading at A1 level: learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/reading/a1-reading. It isn't only a question of level, there are also different types of reading. I'll create a video about that some time soon. Thanks for your input!

[@navidasadi3980]

Is there an app to catch my mistakes when I reading out loud? Or even write what I read to see myself what are my mistakes?

[@TeacherTanyaMeyer]

Hello @navidasadi3980, please do not worry about making mistakes. It is human to make mistakes, and what's important is the message. As long as you the text you're reading is clear to you and you understand it by breaking it up the way I show in the video, then reading out loud just requires practice

[@binslick1000]

I have a Kindle, and I read from the text.