How to avoid pronounce when reading?
I always try to pronounce when reading, even not pronounce out, it makes me read slowly, so anyone has good suggestions to resolve it?

Thanks!I found that I haven't described my question clearly, I mean when reading an article or a book, I always read the words out in my heart ( not read out from my mouth ), thus slows down my reading speed, I wish to just glance over the article, not trying to read it out.

Thanks for everyone, especially srgause :)

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How to avoid pronounce when reading?
I always try to pronounce when reading, even not pronounce out, it makes me read slowly, so anyone has good suggestions to resolve it?

Thanks!I found that I haven't described my question clearly, I mean when reading an article or a book, I always read the words out in my heart ( not read out from my mouth ), thus slows down my reading speed, I wish to just glance over the article, not trying to read it out.

Thanks for everyone, especially srgause :)

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Practice!
That's a normal phase of learning a language. Once you have more practice, you'll automatically know how to pronounce words, and then your reading will be much faster.
When you're learning, it's OK to be slow at first. Just keep reading- you'll get better!

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Hi Frank.There is a free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation.

Just click over the pink words to hear them spoken at www.howjsay.com/index.php?word.

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I know your meaning.
You may want to say you read it aloud when you're reading.
If you want to avoid it,you can use your fingers instead...
Well...I don't have good methods...Because I think it just a habit...

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I'm sorry I dont quite understand your question. Do you mean how to avoid bad pronunciation  when you speak, or how to be able to pronounce  words quicker as you read?

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