如何一個(gè)人練習(xí)英語口語？
日期：2022-05-07
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603 核心提示：Teach yourself a speech or monologue自學(xué)演講或戲劇獨(dú)白To begin, you should find your favorite scene from a movie or play
Teach yourself a speech or monologueTo begin, you should find your favorite scene from a movie or play, or a joke from your favorite stand-up comedian, and memorize it.首先，你可以從電影或戲劇中找一個(gè)最喜歡的場(chǎng)景，或者從你最喜歡的脫口秀演員那里找到一個(gè)段子，并記住它。Read the passage and underline or highlight any phrases or expressions you don’t know. Look them up and practice using them in sentences so you can get comfortable using them. Then, take the monologue or speech and break it down into small sections. Start with memorizing just a few sentences at a time. 閱讀短文，在你不知道的短語或表達(dá)下面劃線或高亮顯示。查出意思并練習(xí)在句子中使用它們，這樣你就可以輕松自如地運(yùn)用它們。然后，把獨(dú)白或演講分成幾個(gè)小部分。從一次只記住幾個(gè)句子開始。
Memorize your favorite quotes
If you’ve spent any time on social media, you know that quotes are an incredible way to connect with and inspire people instantly. And, if you don’t feel ready to memorize a speech yet, you should start with memorizing quotes.如果你刷過社交媒體，你就會(huì)知道名言是一種特別好的的方式，可以即刻與人建立聯(lián)系、鼓舞人心。如果你還沒有準(zhǔn)備好背誦演講稿，你可以先從背誦名言開始。Memorize your favorite song, In a 2013 study conducted at the Reid School of Music in Edinburgh, researchers discovered that adults who sang in a new language instead of just speaking it performed better on a series of language tests. 2013年，愛丁堡里德音樂學(xué)院（Reid School of Music In Edinburgh）進(jìn)行了一項(xiàng)研究，研究人員發(fā)能把新語言唱出來的成年人，比那些只能說出來的成年人，在一系列語言測(cè)試中表現(xiàn)更佳。For your first song, try not to choose something that’s too challenging or fast-paced, but do choose a song that you really enjoy so that you’ll want to listen to it again and again. 第一首歌，盡量不要選擇太有挑戰(zhàn)性或節(jié)奏太快的歌，但一定要選擇一首你真正喜歡的歌，這樣你才會(huì)愿意一遍又一遍地聽。
Memorize a poem that speaks to you
Poetry is often powerful and emotional, and anything that can help you connect emotion to learning English will help you retain more vocabulary.詩(shī)歌通常是強(qiáng)有力的、充滿情感的，任何能幫助你將情感與英語學(xué)習(xí)聯(lián)系起來的東西都能幫助你記住更多的詞匯。And, just like with the quotes, you can give yourself a small goal of memorizing a short poem every week and reciting it out loud to anyone who will listen.就像名言一樣，你可以給自己定一個(gè)小目標(biāo)，每周背一首短詩(shī)，并大聲背誦給任何愿意聽的人聽。 Have a discussion with yourselfIf this idea sounds good to you, give yourself the initial goal of answering three questions a day out loud. You can record yourself or write your answers down, too, but make sure that you actually answer the questions out loud.如果你覺得這個(gè)主意不錯(cuò)，那就給自己定一個(gè)最初的目標(biāo)，每天大聲回答三個(gè)問題。你也可以記錄你自己或?qū)懴履愕拇鸢?，但要確保你真的大聲回答了問題。Dictate your ideas instead of It takes a little bit of practice to get used to dictation in the beginning, so be patient with yourself. To start, create a Dictation Diary and commit to dictating your thoughts for five minutes a day or fifteen minutes per week. 一開始，你需要一些練習(xí)才能習(xí)慣口述 ，所以要對(duì)自己有耐心。首先，創(chuàng)建一個(gè)口述日記，并保證每天花五分鐘或每周十五分鐘來口述你的想法。
Use a voice recording app
If you’re someone who likes to review yourself to check your progress and listen for mistakes, you should definitely try using a voice recording app. 如果你喜歡自我檢討，檢查自身進(jìn)展，查漏補(bǔ)缺，那么你絕對(duì)要嘗試語音記錄APP。 You can use this to record yourself reciting a speech, singing a song, or reciting a poem, but you can also use it to record your thoughts.你可以用它錄下自己背誦演講、背誦詩(shī)歌或唱歌的音頻，你也可以用它來記錄自己的想法。Record yourself speaking on videoIf you’re just starting out with this method, I recommend recording a video of yourself speak once a week. And give yourself some guidelines for what you will talk about. Are you going to teach something or discuss something? Review your favorite horror movie? Just share your thoughts of the day?如果你剛剛開始使用這種方法，我建議你每周錄制一段自己說口語的視頻。列出你要談?wù)撛掝}的大綱。你打算教什么還是討論什么？是要回顧你最喜歡的恐怖電影？還是分享一下你今天的想法？Check-in with your progressPracticing a skill like speaking on your own can be tough. But you’ll make more progress if you check-in with your goals every month.自學(xué)口語這樣的技能可能很難。但是，如果你每個(gè)月都檢查自己的進(jìn)度，你會(huì)取得更大的進(jìn)步。Ask yourself: Are you making fewer mistakes? How many new English phrases or expressions have you learned? Have you memorized a speech, a song, or a poem? Do you feel more comfortable when you’re speaking?問自己幾個(gè)問題：你犯的錯(cuò)誤減少了嗎？你學(xué)了多少新的英語短語或表達(dá)？你記住一篇演講、一首歌或一首詩(shī)了嗎？你口語表達(dá)的時(shí)候感覺自在嗎？Know when to ask for helpIf you’re feeling stuck or that you’re not making enough progress, I highly recommend reaching out to an English teacher to help you figure out your own self-study path.如果你覺得自己陷入瓶頸，或者沒有取得十足的進(jìn)步，我強(qiáng)烈建議你去找一位英語老師，幫你找到自己的自學(xué)道路。
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