The ability to speak confidently and fluently is something which we developed during our time at school
and something that will help us throughout our life, it can better be defined as the skill which allows
us to communicate effectively.
They give us the ability to convey information wobbly and in a way that the listener can understand.
Simple as that.
To develop this skill, we need to know the right words.
Vocabulary development begins when we are in front and as we learn to describe the world around us and
communicate our needs as we all know.
Now, some may think that grammar is something we only need for writing languages, but your grammar
includes lots of important areas for spoken language, such as an understanding of tenses and the correct
way to structure sentences for understanding how to correctly pronounce words is another important element
of speaking skills.
We learn how to pronounce words by listening to those around us, such as our parents, our friends
and our teachers.
Pronunciation even varies from country to country and even from cities to cities.
For the if we talk about fluency, which is an important part of listening skills and which is something
that will naturally develop as we go through schools, as we are using and practicing speaking skills
every day, like reading widely and outloud is a good way to improve fluency as it introduces us to
new vocabulary and reinforces our knowledge of spoken language.
But now the question is how to use these skills to how an interview, first of all, be aware of their
body language.
Second, take your time to gather your thoughts before responding to a question and be positive in your
responses.
Then the utmost thing here is to speak clearly, tell a story or use an example to add to your points
for the use a little humor or a it.
But remember, it should not be offending to the interviewer.
No, we have done an overview of an interview situation.
Right.
But the main part is still left, which is preparing you for the questions.
So from the next lecture, we will start preparing you for the question around.