Process of Speaking English for Communications
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The academic article entitled "Process of Speaking English for Communications" aims to study the process and sequence of the preparation before speaking English for communications, which may have listeners with various qualities concerning English proficiency. The study is based on the concepts and theories of English communications and the study found that the steps to enter the process of speaking English for communications are a process that requires lots of knowledge, abilities, and effort to present information in detail, including pronunciation, word usage, grammar, social culture, and the lifestyle of the listeners to be consistent and appropriate in a significant way. To be an English communications speaker is necessary to seek more knowledge in different aspects and in many areas to present communication information effectively and impress the listeners.
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