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Improving spoken English fluency isn't really about learning more grammar rules - it's about daily exposure and active practice. These five habits, done consistently, do more for your spoken fluency than occasional long study sessions. 1. Talk to yourself out loud for 5 minutes a day Describe what you're doing, narrate your plans for the day, or explain something you just read - out loud, in English. This feels strange at first, but it trains your mouth and brain to produce English speech without a listener judging you, which removes the fear factor that stops most learners from practising speaking at all. 2. Shadow native speakers instead of just listening Passive listening (podcasts, shows) builds comprehension, but shadowing - repeating what you hear almost simultaneously, copying rhythm and pronunciation - builds actual speaking ability. Pick a one-minute clip of natural speech and shadow it a few times. This is one of the fastest ways to absorb natural rhythm and stress patterns. 3. Replace one silent activity a day with an English one Instead of scrolling social media in your first language during downtime, spend that same time watching a short English video, reading a short article, or listening to a podcast segment. You don't need extra time in your day - you need to redirect time you're already spending on low-effort activities. 4. Learn phrases in chunks, not single words Instead of memorising isolated vocabulary, learn full useful phrases: "I couldn't agree more," "That makes sense," "I'll get back to you on that." Chunks like these come out naturally in real conversation because you're not assembling them word by word under pressure - you already know the whole phrase. 5. Get real speaking practice with feedback, every week Self-practice builds a foundation, but fluency and confidence really jump forward when you're speaking with another person who can correct you in real time. Even 30-45 minutes a week of live conversation practice - where mistakes get corrected immediately instead of repeated for months - accelerates progress more than hours of solo study. None of these habits require a huge time commitment - the key is consistency over intensity. If you'd like structured weekly speaking practice with real feedback built around your specific goals, our Spoken English course is designed exactly for this, or you can book a 1-on-1 class to start practising with a tutor directly.

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