Use English Daily
If you are living in an English-speaking country, you have many chances to improve your English outside of class. For example, if you have children who are learning English at school, you can improve your English by talking to them in the language and helping them with their English homework. It also can be helpful to use English in public, such as in conversations with people at the grocery store, on the bus or around your neighborhood.


Use Learning Tools
There are many products that you can use to improve your English, including tutorial books, recordings and computer programs. If you cannot afford to purchase these, you might be able to borrow them from your local library or find free versions that you can download over the Internet. One advantage of these is that they allow you to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.


Watch Movies with Subtitles
If English is not your first language, consider watching movies that are in English, with subtitles in your native language. Another option is to watch movies in your native language, with English subtitles. Either of these methods will help you associate the English words and phrases with the corresponding words and phrases in your native language.


Keep Reading
As you become more comfortable reading English, be sure to read things other than instructional materials. For example, reading books and news in English can really help you improve your English. It can be beneficial to choose topics in which you are especially interested, which not only will increase your motivation to read, you also will be more familiar with the subject and might be able to understand the material better.


One Word at a Time
If you want to improve your English vocabulary, it can be helpful to focus on learning a few new words at a time. For example, you could learn one new word every few days and look for opportunities to use them in conversation. Another approach is to learn two or three new words each week and spend the entire week trying to use them when appropriate. You also could look and listen for words that you don't know, write them down, then look up their meanings later.

Please if you have any idea you can share so that we can all learn form it.

Learning the 48 Phonetic symbols can help to sharpen one's pronunciation skills.

Is this about Improving English or skales?

Always make it a point of duty to watch nigeria legislators talk on session in either house of assembly or senate..your english will soar like an eagle

Where's the video

where is the download link??

This is on FP with a different title : "video of secret lover ....".
It is a trap??.... it surely got me

Study a page of the dictionary daily

Wetin con be this wan naaa

Okay! So Seun self don dey scam us abi? Wasnt this supposed to be a Skales' video? Correct. Correct. I guess scamming runs in the blood...its a Nigerian thing. Let's go

Lol!

Improve your own first!

fckyourman: is this a joke?

where was skales mention in this thread.

Pls open your eyes.

zeen nurei: Use English Daily
If you are living in an English-speaking country, you have many chances to improve your English outside of class. For example, if you have children who are learning English at school, you can improve your English by talking to them in the language and helping them with their English homework. It also can be helpful to use English in public, such as in conversations with people at the grocery store, on the bus or around your neighborhood.


Use Learning Tools
There are many products that you can use to improve your English, including tutorial books, recordings and computer programs. If you cannot afford to purchase these, you might be able to borrow them from your local library or find free versions that you can download over the Internet. One advantage of these is that they allow you to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.


Watch Movies with Subtitles
If English is not your first language, consider watching movies that are in English, with subtitles in your native language. Another option is to watch movies in your native language, with English subtitles. Either of these methods will help you associate the English words and phrases with the corresponding words and phrases in your native language.


Keep Reading
As you become more comfortable reading English, be sure to read things other than instructional materials. For example, reading books and news in English can really help you improve your English. It can be beneficial to choose topics in which you are especially interested, which not only will increase your motivation to read, you also will be more familiar with the subject and might be able to understand the material better.


One Word at a Time
If you want to improve your English vocabulary, it can be helpful to focus on learning a few new words at a time. For example, you could learn one new word every few days and look for opportunities to use them in conversation. Another approach is to learn two or three new words each week and spend the entire week trying to use them when appropriate. You also could look and listen for words that you don't know, write them down, then look up their meanings later.

Please if you have any idea you can share so that we can all learn form it.

And how is somebody who doesn't understand English supposed to read this epistle?

Over-Sabi and Under-Thinking dey worry this OP

I tire ooo

Hahaha!

jackbauersballs:

And how is somebody who doesn't understand English supposed to read this epistle?

Over-Sabi and Under-Thinking dey worry this OP

The thread is about IMPROVING your English, not for people who DON'T UNDERSTAND it at all (like you). So please let the OP be.

iheneme: The thread is about IMPROVING your English, not for people who DON'T UNDERSTAND it at all (like you). So please let the OP be.

Alright Prof Emeritus.

We both agree that the target audience is people who are deficient in English.

This is an epistle advising people to learn one word at a time- and you think the intended audience will be able to comprehend the essay up there?

Over-Sabi and Under-Thinking dey worry you sef.

Olodo

jackbauersballs:

Alright Prof Emeritus.

We both agree that the target audience is people who are deficient in English.

This is an epistle advising people to learn one word at a time- and you think the intended audience will be able to comprehend the essay up there?

Over-Sabi and Under-Thinking dey worry you sef.

Olodo

If you are able to read it, then any other person deficient in the language also can.

I can't even read in English!

Read Musiwa's thread shikena!

make sure the films you watch are foreign precisely hollywood, a film with more words than actions. listen more to british news and interviews. if you find it difficult to read books; you could still make friends with learned people, avoid thugs and wafi(pidgin) freaks.

iheneme: If you are able to read it, then any other person deficient in the language also can.

Lol you really are a classic dunce.

How is anyone who can read this 'deficient' in the language?

Me thinks English is not the only area in which you are deficient...

ummm this post suppose to be written in pidgin "how we fit take understand am now ojoro

How can i improve my dialect ( IJEBU ) ?

jackbauersballs:

Lol you really are a classic dunce.

How is anyone who can read this 'deficient' in the language?

Me thinks English is not the only area in which you are deficient...

Now, that's one of many deficiencies of yours!