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5 Tips to Speak English Confidently Without Learning Grammar | ENGLISH WITH PRITAM SIR |
Learn how to speak English confidently without worrying about grammar. In this video, you’ll discover why fear stops you from speaking, how small sentences and daily practice can make you fluent, and why you don’t need big vocabulary or fast speech to sound confident. Start speaking English today with these simple steps!
Grammar is not necessary in the beginning
You don’t need to master grammar rules to start speaking.
Just like you learned Hindi first and grammar later, you can do the same with English.
Grammar becomes important later for writing correctly, not for starting conversations.
The real problem is fear, not grammar
People fear judgment, mistakes, or looking “stupid.”
You must drop the fear of being judged—people are too busy with their own lives.
Tip 1: Learn small sentences (Small Talks)
Start with simple daily-use sentences:
“Hello, how are you?”
“Where are you from?”
“Weather is good.”
Small sentences help you begin conversations.
Tip 2: Repeat what you hear
Listen to songs, podcasts, movies, cartoons, or conversations in English.
Repeat them like a parrot to train your mind and tongue.
Language learning is like learning to ride a bike—you must practice, not just study.
Tip 3: Use English in daily life
Don’t wait for “someday.” Use it now in your home, office, market, etc.
Replace Hindi with English in daily sentences:
Instead of “पानी दो” → “Give me water.”
Instead of “मैं ऑफिस जा रहा हूँ” → “I am going to office.”
Tip 4: Talk to yourself
Stand in front of a mirror and speak about your day, feelings, or plans.
Practice like journaling, but through speaking.
Avoid complicated vocabulary
Use simple words you already know (help, start) instead of difficult ones (assist, commence).
Vocabulary will grow gradually.
Don’t focus on speed, focus on flow
Fluency doesn’t mean speaking fast.
Maintain rhythm, use gestures, and express yourself clearly.
The golden rule: Practice, Practice, Practice
Speak small sentences daily.
Consistency will naturally make you fluent.
Conclusion
You don’t need grammar books to start.
Start with simple sentences, repeat what you hear, use English daily, talk to yourself, and keep practicing.
With regular practice, you’ll confidently speak English without worrying about grammar.
You don’t need to master grammar rules to start speaking.
Just like you learned Hindi first and grammar later, you can do the same with English.
Grammar becomes important later for writing correctly, not for starting conversations.
The real problem is fear, not grammar
People fear judgment, mistakes, or looking “stupid.”
You must drop the fear of being judged—people are too busy with their own lives.
Tip 1: Learn small sentences (Small Talks)
Start with simple daily-use sentences:
“Hello, how are you?”
“Where are you from?”
“Weather is good.”
Small sentences help you begin conversations.
Tip 2: Repeat what you hear
Listen to songs, podcasts, movies, cartoons, or conversations in English.
Repeat them like a parrot to train your mind and tongue.
Language learning is like learning to ride a bike—you must practice, not just study.
Tip 3: Use English in daily life
Don’t wait for “someday.” Use it now in your home, office, market, etc.
Replace Hindi with English in daily sentences:
Instead of “पानी दो” → “Give me water.”
Instead of “मैं ऑफिस जा रहा हूँ” → “I am going to office.”
Tip 4: Talk to yourself
Stand in front of a mirror and speak about your day, feelings, or plans.
Practice like journaling, but through speaking.
Avoid complicated vocabulary
Use simple words you already know (help, start) instead of difficult ones (assist, commence).
Vocabulary will grow gradually.
Don’t focus on speed, focus on flow
Fluency doesn’t mean speaking fast.
Maintain rhythm, use gestures, and express yourself clearly.
The golden rule: Practice, Practice, Practice
Speak small sentences daily.
Consistency will naturally make you fluent.
Conclusion
You don’t need grammar books to start.
Start with simple sentences, repeat what you hear, use English daily, talk to yourself, and keep practicing.
With regular practice, you’ll confidently speak English without worrying about grammar.