Reading skills

Here are five tips to help you improve your reading:

1. Styles of reading
2. Active reading
3. A tip for speeding up your active reading
4. Spotting authors' navigation aids
5. Words and vocabulary

link: http://www.studyskills.soton.ac.uk/studytips/reading_skills.htm

listening skill

Start with your audience – Remember, your readers may know nothing about what you're telling them. What do they need to know first?
Create an outline – This is especially helpful if you're writing a longer document such as a report, presentation, or speech. Outlines help you identify which steps to take in which order, and they help you break the task up into manageable pieces of information.
Try some empathy – For instance, if you're writing a sales letter for prospective clients, why should they care about your product or sales pitch? What's the benefit for them? Remember your audience's needs at all times.

Use simple language – Unless you're writing a scholarly article, it's usually best to use simple, direct language. Don't use long words just to impress people.

How to Hear English EverywhereHow can you hear English when you're not in an English-speaking country? Fortunately, there are many ways of hearing English in almost all countries of the world.

Dictation Do you want to improve your English listening skills? What about your spelling, writing, and typing skills? Dictations can help in many ways. They even help you learn new vocabulary in context.

Listen to English by Radio Listen to English online with programmes from stations like the BBC or Voice of America.

Listen to the News Listen to our monthly digest of the news in English. With this resource you can practise your listening, reading, writing and even speaking.

Listen to Poetry in English Some classic pieces of poetry and other texts for you to listen to and read.

The Learning English Video ProjectLots of listening practice. Watch short videos with and without subtitles. Transcripts and vocabulary available too.

How to Develop speaking skill.

    You must practise where you can, when you can.It's important to build your confidence.try to experiment with the English you know and try to respond to what people say to you and try not to translate into and from your own language.You must don't speak too fast! It's important to use a natural rhythm when speaking English, but if you speak too fast it will be difficult for people to understand you.Finally, try to relax when you speak.

Today is my best day. today I'll have lunch with my oldfriend who are study at Faculty of Humannities and Social Sciences. at 6 pm. I'll come back  home. ^___^