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Home > English > Speaking Skills > Conversation Practice

How can you develop your confidence in speaking?

A. By avoiding speaking opportunities.
B. By practicing in front of a mirror or with friends.
C. By focusing on your fears.
D. By speaking as fast as possible.

Answer: By practicing in front of a mirror or with friends.


Additional Information: Practice builds confidence and skill.


Subjects: Conversation Practice, Speaking Skills

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