[header] How to speak proper english [title] Speak to educated people. [step] Education is not the be-all and end-all for language acquisition, by any means, but people with extensive educations do often have a strong grasp on the rules of grammar and syntax. Speaking to well-educated people, whether teachers, family members or obliging strangers, is a good way to get a sense of what proper english sounds like.
[header] How to speak proper english [title] Speak to educated people. [step] Education is not the be-all and end-all for language acquisition, by any means, but people with extensive educations do often have a strong grasp on the rules of grammar and syntax. Speaking to well-educated people, whether teachers, family members or obliging strangers, is a good way to get a sense of what proper english sounds like.
[substeps] If you're staying at home, set the time aside for speaking to students. Schedule a time several months in advance for practice sessions and to get to know students in person. [substeps] Try to listen to how these people form their words--the way their lips move, their pronunciation and their rhythm and intonation. Now try to mimic how these people speak. They also very well probably know the rules for grammar and syntax. [title] Be open to learning a new language. [substeps] Research also encourages people to practice the proper form of " hssa " (pronounced " slurtle ywhoa. " this is a modern pronunciation used often in original english.