The document provides tips for overcoming the fear of speaking English, such as accepting that mistakes are part of learning, using short sentences at first, taking time before speaking, reading aloud to learn pronunciation, maintaining proper thought and speech patterns, thinking in English, learning greetings and goodbyes, maintaining proper accent and slang, listening well, and finding supportive learning partners. The tips encourage making English practice fun, convenient and part of daily routine.

2. WHY DO WE FEAR TO SPEAK ENGLISH
• ANXIETY
• STRESS
• FEAR OF DISCOURAGEMENT
• INFERIORITY COMPLEX

3. ACCEPT ENGLISH IS A WEIRD LANGUAGE

4. USE SHORT SENTENCES AT INITIAL STAGES

5. Make English a Fun, Convenient and
Practical Daily Habit

6. Accept That Your Mistakes and Difficulties
are an Important Part of Learning

7. TAKE TIME BEFORE U SPEAK

8. READ OUT LOU TO UNDERSTAND THE
PRONOUNCIATION AND SENTENCE

9. OVERCOME INFORMATION OVERLOAD

10. MAINTAIN THE COOPERATION BETWEEN
THOUGHT FLOW AND WORD FLOWS

11. THINK IN ENGLISH

12. Master Greetings and Goodbyes

13. MAINTAIN PROPER ACCENT AND SLANG

14. MAINTAIN PROPER ACCENT AND
SLANG

15. BE A GOOD LISTENER TO BE A GOOD
SPEAKER

16. Find People Who Support Your
Learning

17. TIPS
• ACCEPT ENGLISH IS A WEIRD LANGUAGE
• USE SHORT SENTENCES AT INITIAL STAGES
• TAKE TIME BEFORE U SPEAK
• READ OUT LOU TO UNDERSTAND THE PRONOUNCIATION AND SENTENCE
• OVERCOME INFORMATION OVERLOAD
• MAINTAIN THE COOPERATION BETWEEN THOUGHT FLOW AND WORD
FLOWS
• THINK IN ENGLISH
• USE EXPRESSIONS
• MAKE USE OF ANCHOR WORDS
• MAINTAIN PROPER ACCENT AND SLANG
• BE A GOOD LISTENER TO BE A GOOD SPEAKER

19. • http://www.ihbristol.com/useful-english-
expressions