A short instructional segment advising learners to turn English reading into active speaking practice: after a page or several minutes, close the book and explain aloud what you read to improve comprehension, organization of thoughts, and expressive ability. The speaker also suggests recording and re-recording explanations to refine the spoken output.
Another way to turn your English reading into an English practice is after one page or five minutes of reading, close the book and explain what you've just read. It's going to help you with your comprehension and with taking an idea and turning it into words, something that a lot of people struggle with. How do I talk about what I want to say? How do I organize my thoughts? This is a great way to do it and also will help you enhance your experience reading the book. Because you're going to go deeper and you're going to be like, oh, actually, I do don't really know what I just read. So reading a part or reading even a full chapter and then explaining it in your own words. And if you want to get fancy, you can even record it and listen to it and record it again, improving the small parts that you felt were not right.
Read Out Loud with me! Dare to Lead by Brené Brown | Pronunciation & Vocabulary practice
