[SPEAKING ENGLISH CONFIDENTLY DEPENDS ON YOUR BODY LANGUAGE]

• EYES | “MAKE EYE CONTACT”
  Eye contact is one form of nonverbal communication. It is believed to be one of the biggest influences on the way people respond. When a person makes eye contact it indicates that they are focused.
• SMILE | “SMILE AT THEM”
  Smiling is another form of nonverbal communication. It can make you feel better, happier, and more positive about yourself. So, when you smile while speaking, it affects you and the person you are speaking to.
• HANDS | “USE YOUR HANDS”
  Using your hands when speaking is one of the best ways to communicate properly with people. It helps you to convey your points clearly and keep the attention of the person you are speaking to.

[SPEAKING ENGLISH CONFIDENTLY DEPENDS ON YOUR TONE & PACE]

• PACE | “TAKE YOUR TIME SPEAKING”
  The pace of your speech normally speeds up when you are nervous. So, in order to speak confidently in English, you must control your pace. In other words, you must take your time when you are speaking.
• STOP | “DON’T USE FILLERS”
  Filler words are commonly used to “fill up the space” in a conversation. They are used when it is hard to find anything else to say. But, using them actually decreases your confidence.
• SILENCE | “BE SILENT SOMETIMES”
  Speaking confidently in English does not mean speaking non-stop. Instead it means knowing when to speak and when not to speak. This is a technique that will truly help you speak with confidence.

[SPEAKING ENGLISH CONFIDENTLY DEPENDS ON YOUR IDEA & FOCUS]

• FOCUS | “FOCUS ON YOUR AUDIENCE”
  As a speaker, it is important to remember to focus on your audience. You need to know who you are talking to and how you can connect your words and ideas to them.
• CONCISE | “SIMPLIFY YOUR IDEA”
  It is important to remember that speaking simply and clearly conveys confidence. This technique shows that you are able to “narrow down” your ideas and select the most important one(s).
• SUPPORT | “SUPPORT YOUR IDEA”
  In order to speak confidently, you must know what you want to say and the reasons why you want to say it. So, in other words, you must know how to support your ideas or opinions.