Did you know that most native speakers notice a person’s pronunciation before their grammar?
That’s right, all those hours you spent trying to make your grammar perfect haven’t been as useful as you thought they were…
Grammar is not a
It’s the last two or three days before your English exam and you’re sitting at your desk, flipping through papers. You’re looking at the list of speaking topics you found from some IELTS blog and imagining what the perfect answer
It’s time for you to speak. Everyone’s eyes are on you. They’re expecting something from you, and you want to make sure that you say something good if you want to find success in speaking…
What do you usually do
You’re sitting at the table with a group of international colleagues, and everyone is speaking in English. You’d like to contribute more to the conversation, but the only thing you hear yourself saying is “uh-huh”, “yeah”, and “we can do
“I can’t understand anything”
How many people have said this before about a language that they are learning? I’m sure almost everyone has said it at least once in their lives.
Saying something like this is quite
We’ve already talked about the common difficulties people have of being tongue-tied and unable to speak even though they know what they want to say.
This happens most often because of reasons other than language knowledge. Many people know exactly how to learn the language,
You walk up, smile, look each other in the eye, and say “hello“.
After “hello, how are you“, then what?
What do you say next? All of these ideas are floating around in your head but you just can’t seem