The Art of Sorytelling; Lessons Non-Native English Speakers can Learn from Barak Obama
September 3, 2013 At Spoken English Practice, we believe that non-native English speakers who aspire to go from good to great (intermediate to advanced) needs to practice the art of storytelling. Being an effective storyteller is one of the most essential skills for any leader — whether you are the mayor of a small town, a president of an student organization, or the […]
5 Must-Know American Sports Idioms For Non Native English Speakers
May 21, 2013 Idioms and slang are perhaps one of the most challenging areas for non native English speakers to learn. Idioms and slang have culturally embedded meanings that most non native speakers are not aware of. Sports is an integral part of American culture, so it is not at all surprising that American English has a rich haul of sports idioms. Most […]
4 Tips for Improving your Conversation English
April 19, 2013 Conversation English skills cannot be developed overnight and require great dexterity and dedication. Even when one knows the basics of English language and the grammar rules, it is totally different when it comes to conversing in English. For non-native English speakers, improving conversation English requires a great deal of practice and patience. It is important to be smart and logical […]
4 Tips that will Help you Speak Better English Faster
March 27, 2013 With over a billion speakers, English is a global language. It is the official language in all sectors of developing world, like business, science, technology, medicine, engineering and tourism to name a few. Today, fluency in spoken English is one of the foremost criterion for selection in any reputed university or multinational corporation. Everyone wants to speak better English so […]
