Spoken English

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-Robert Carmen

Published by: Abhishek Publication

English language is an universal language, in other words English is International communication for all around the world. So, it is so commonly when you see someone who their momther-tongue is non-native speaker talking or texting with English Language in this new era because this new globalization era we are forced to speak English. Even though the modern technology is using English as a basic language. So how can we avoid it? Many people want to study English well especially spoken English, but they cannot find a good book or a good teacher to teach the. So they are looking for good ways to study, such as books, articles, websites, and many more. Here I am want to tell you about this very good book. This book will teach you how to speak English well with easily way and easily to comprehend.

The book consist such as, contraction, pronunciation, vowel, stress in English language, list of English symbols, conversation, common errors, tongue-twister, phrasal verbs, prepositional verbs, cliche, and slang.

1. Contraction means to shorten a word or phrase by omitting one or more sounds or letters from it. In example, I'm (I am), I'll (I will), my dad's car (an apostrophe, it belongs someone), shouldn't (should not), let's (let us), etc.
2. Pronunciation means how to speak English with correctly, and it is really important when you want to speak English well.
3. Vowel means a letter or sound that is modified by labialisation or rounding.
4. List of symbols means a sort of symbolic in English.
5. Conversation is a dialogue between two or more than two people, they talk each other with their idiom and slang.
6. Common errors is something that the learners usually do in spoken or written English.
7. Tongue-Twister is sequence words that is difficult to pronounce quickly and correctly.
8. Phrasal verbs are part of a large group of verbal called 'multi-word verbs'.
9. Prepositional verbs are a group of multi-word verbs made from a verb plus another word or words.
10. A cliche is not just something that lots of people say, it is some- thing that lots of people say and it conveys some sort of idea or message.
11. Slangs are used in highly informal speech that is outside conventional or standard usage and consists both of coined words and phrases, and of new or extended meanings attached to established terms.

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