leocolin: i was really embarassed when i accompany my friend to a social get-together party and when he was called to the plat-form to tell the audience his experience on "How He Woo Your Woman To be" i was shocked that he isn't fluent in speaking correct english and he often makes wrong use of tenses and grammars despite the fact that he is a genius when it comes to writing in english.

Pls guys what advice should i give to him to ensure that he can boost his speaking skills and can become fluent in english because he often complains to me that he gets tired easily whenever he is trying to communicate in correct english but can converse 24hrs non-stop without gettin tired.

For all your criticism, and apparent embarassment with regards your friend's spoken English, your written English is hardly any better. Your write-up here is riddled with errors. Incorrect use of tense, capital and lower case letters.

Your punctuation is also non-existent.

i (wrong). I (correct).
Accompany (wrong). Accompanied (correct).
Plat-form (wrong). Platform (correct).
english (wrong). English (correct).
Grammars (wrong). Grammar (correct).

Going by your own grasp of written English, there's very little (if any) advice you can give your friend, to improve his spoken English. I'm not being nasty, I mean this in the nicest possible way.

Siena:

For all your criticism, and apparent embarassment with regards your friend's spoken English, your written English is hardly any better. Your write-up here is riddled with errors. Incorrect use of tense, capital and lower case letters.

Your punctuation is also non-existent.

i (wrong). I (correct).
Accompany (wrong). Accompanied (correct).
Plat-form (wrong). Platform (correct).
english (wrong). English (correct).
Grammars (wrong). Grammar (correct).

Going by your own grasp of written English, there's very little (if any) advice you can give your friend, to improve his spoken English. I'm not being nasty, I mean this in the nicest possible way.

Pennywise:

It is possible that you mean well "in the nicest possible way" but a social network forum is what it is. Minor errors of some kind are inevitable. It is not a reason to leave the substance to chase shadows. Your correction is not without errors.

'criticism, and apparent. . .' Wrong. Correction? Criticism and apparent
'with regards your friend's spoken English. . .' Wrong. Correction? 'with regard to your friend's spoken English. . '

Well, what can I say?