by Subina
(Kathmandu,Nepal)
Hello mam,
I'm from Nepal and I would like to talk in English but I'm afraid to talk. I don't know in which tense we should talk. I notice many times while talking with friends that I make many grammar mistakes, so I hesitate to speak.
I have read so many English learning books but in practical ways my level is zero, so I would like to respectfully request your help to give me some idea on how to speak fluently in English without mistakes in my grammar.
If I get some suggestions from you I would be really glad and plz do not hate me because I'm from Nepal...I look forward to hearing from you very soon ok and do take care!
Thank you for taking the time to submit your question (it is a very common situation). I am going to refer you to Robby (my fluency guru) because he can give you some great advice on improving your spoken English. (He will post his advice shortly).
My personal advice is: speak as much as you can, even if this means by yourself. The more that you speak (even if you are speaking to yourself) the more comfortable you will become when you speak and this will directly influence how you speak with others.
It sounds like you are scared of making mistakes as well and this is something that you must face and overcome.
Making mistakes is not a bad thing. It is a way for you to identify areas where you need more practice.
All the best,
Diana
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