6 Best Place For Practice Your English Speaking You Must Know

Speak in English is a one of many English learner dream, but they not good at that, so that’s way to day we make and give you the solution for better in speaking like a native speaker and the place you must make practice it.

There are many places where you can practice. I highly recommend you use all of them whenever possible.

On The Train

If you take the train to work, congratulations! I hope your train is loud so you can follow my exact footsteps – because if your train is too quiet, people will look at you. When I practiced on the train, I found a corner seat to sit down. You can do the same. Find a corner seat and practice your English.

You should speak out loud! You should NOT whisper, because whispering will get you a different result, and that's NOT the result you want. In this digital age, you are lucky! You can take out your cellphone, put on your headphones, and practice just like you would on a phone. The person sitting next to you will think you're talking on the phone.

On The Bus

If you take the bus to work, congratulations! Your bus won't be too loud so it won't damage your hearing. Still try to speak like you normally would because whispering will get you a different result. Whispering will train your tongue and lips but will not train your throat, your diaphragm, stomach, tone, volume, and airflow. Remember though – in order to be fluent, you'll have to practice in other places where you can speak out loud.

In The Car

This is, by far, my favorite place to practice my English. There is a lot of freedom in the car, and you can go full throttle when practicing.

When I later got the chance to practice in the car, I practiced everything I heard. Since the car was much quieter than the train and no one was sitting next to me, I turned up the volume and followed what I heard with the exact same tones, exact same volumes, exact same flow, exact same speed, exact same expressions... exact same everything. In addition, I got to use my hands to help me express my fellings.

I always closed the windows so that people on the street wouldn't be able to hear me. Occasionally I saw people on the street looking at me puzzled. Today, you're lucky. When people on the street look at you, they will just think you're just talking on the phone.

So in short, when practicing in the car, just follow with the exact same tones, exact same volumes, exact same flow, exact same speed, exact same expressions, exact same everything at full speed. I do want to stress though, it's speaking you should go full speed on, not driving. So drive safe.

At Home

Do you cook at home? I know I do. I started cooking for the family since I was 7, so I'm very good at it. I even taught my wife how to cook since she'd never cooked before she married me. For me, cooking normally takes 10 minutes for breakfast and 40 minutes for dinner. That's 50 minutes a day. When doing cooking, your brain is free and it's a perfect time to practice. This is a real good time to put on your headphones and practice.

Outdoor

Outdoor activities such as running, jogging, walking, hiking, and shopping can also be great opportunities for practicing.

At Work

I worked at the Boeing Company for two years where I often worked at the aircraft-building factory. The factory was very noisy, and everyone must wear earplugs in the assembly areas. I used this as an excellent opportunity to practice

– I put on my noise-canceling headphones and practiced as loud as I wanted and no one could hear me.

Is your workplace a good place to practice? How many hours do you work a day? If you can put your work hours to good use, you can skyrocket your results.

Those about how you make practice when you have spare time in many palces in your daily life situation. Thanks and see on the next best articles.

6 Best Place For Practice Your English Speaking You Must Know