Principle 9: Reading and listening is not enough. Stick to say what you hear. Read, listen and speak as one of the important aspects of any language. The same is true for English. However, saying that the only requirement to be fluent. The infant and the baby first and then learn to speak fluently then start reading and writing. Thus, natural law is listen, speak, read and write. The problem first, is not uncommon when schools worldwide teach first read and then to write, listen and finally say? Although it varies, but the main reason was because when you learn a second language, you need to read to learn about its history. Although natural law is listening, speaking, reading and writing, but the sequence of student learning is often read, hear, say and write. The second issue, to speak English fluently, you need to practice speaking. Do not stop at the hearing and as you learn, not just listen. Speaking to words you hear and practice what you hear. Practice speaking loudly until your mouth and brain can do it without any effort. Keep doing this, you can speak English fluently.
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