How to improve your skill in English ? read this

Many English Competitions, like Speech Contest and Story Telling Contest, if we want to join at that competition we have to improve our skill in English
Guys and girls, surely all of us want to improve our English to be better, right ?
honestly YES :)
want to know how to do it ?
this is it......

. 1. Watch English language television and films. 
 Thanks to satellite TV, British, American and Australian television programmes and films are widely available all over the world. Try watching with subtitles at first and then without them as you gain confidence.




 2. Listen to the radio about English. 
The BBC World Service is just one excellent source of spoken English and even broadcasts programs for learners.



 3. Read English language newspapers
 Some newspapers use more complex language than others, so choose the right one for you. Remember that you can start with the headlines and then progress to reading the articles as you gain confidence.




 4. Use the internet
You can listen to the radio online, watch TV clips and read articles. You can even chat to people. There are also many pages on the web dedicated to teaching English as a foreign language.




 5. Practice speaking English wherever you can
If you live in an English speaking country then this is easier, but if not then you can talk to visitors. Don't be shy, and don't worry about making mistakes - just have a go!




 6. Keep a vocabulary book of useful words and phrases and add to it regularly




 7. Read children's magazines
They are attractive, they tend to have many short articles, and they come in many subjects (science, literature, self-improvement). But more importantly, they are well-illustrated. The pictures will allow you to understand many words without having to use a dictionary.

 8. Choose a book series made for children and read them for practice
After you get to know the characters and the vocabulary used in the series, your reading gets easier and you will begin to be able to read more quickly, while still picking up expressions and vocabulary from one volume to the next. Try Nancy Drew, Animorphs, Sweet Valley Twins or any of a number of other easy series books which are widely available in libraries.