help me

So what exactly do you want to know about?

Read plenty of English books. Keep a dictionary by your side to refer to anytime you see an unfamiliar word. Note how the author uses the word in his passage. Speak English more frequently. Avoid colloqualisms unless absolutely necessary. These are just a few commonsense pointer.

Try to listen to the BBC World Service radio broadcasts. It is English the way that native English speakers use it, though slowed down a little to improve clarity for those whose first language is not English.

English contains many difficulties for the unwary. Many users have distinct accents that an experienced listener can use to identify the town that the speaker comes from. Some accents can be very strong, and use dialect words that are not found everywhere. People speaking together in their local accent will use dialect and accent readily, and will speed up, making it difficult for people from outside the district to understand sometimes.

Some people claim that English is "easy to learn and difficult to master"!

that z grate pal...

with regards,

"that z grate pal..."

Since you're seeking help with your English here, please use proper punctuation and spelling. It should be "That's great, pal". Also, start every new sentence with a capital letter.

I am from Galle. I don't know above mention club.But I 'll check it.What are the things doing there....

I am from Galle

I didn't find Galle in the list. Is it anywhere near the following?

• Colombo
• Jaffna
• Katubedda
• Katunayake
• Kurunegala
• Moratuwa
• Nugegoda
• Pahala Kondadeniya
• Panadura
• Puttalam
• Slave Island
  

These are just places where there are clubs (Colombo alone has over 20 clubs) but since I don't know which ones you are close to, I can't give you any addresses right now.

Toastmasters International is a worldwide organization where people learn the art of public speaking. Being able to express oneself in front of people is a valuable skill. As a member you will learn this by speaking in front of your club mates. Later, as you grow in confidence and skill, you can speak in front of other people as well.

There are lots of things you will learn. Making presentations, sales pitches, telling stories, making jokes, and lots more.

If you want to learn leadership, you can become an officer of your club. Later, you can run for area, division and district postions. If you're really good, you might even be an international officer.

We also have yearly speech competitions. If you get past the club, area, division and district levels, you can compete at the international contests. I used to be a division champion and the things you learn during the competitions will really boost your confidence in public speaking.

Try joining a Toastmasters Club. You won't regret it.

regards,

Vulcan

hi there,

I try it.but there limited for their members.I am the separate guy from these clubs.I don't know, anyone can join it or not.Panadura is near place to me.I keep trying....

regards

Asitha

Write in the language you understand, so others can understand it.

When you ask a question on a forum, ask a question.

When you ask a question, use a title that means something. 'help me' is not informative to the reader.

You are welcome, and I hope worm's don't eat your responses.

HEY PAL,

THANK FOR TEACH THIS.i AM A NEWER TO THESE FORUM.I WILL FIND THE WAY TO LEARN IT.YOUR LITTLE HAND MAY VERY USEFUL.

THANKS PAL

REGARDS,

ASITHA