10 Resources that are Great to Improve English Fluency
March 26, 2018 It is very important to improve one’s English fluency so that one can converse socially and also for business. The more one practices the quicker one improves. This covers the areas of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Here are 10 resources that are great to improve English fluency so one can converse fluently with native English speakers: Books, magazines or […]
7 Qualities of an effective English speaking partner
September 21, 2017 There are a number of advantages of learning to speak English with an English speaking partner. They can help students in all areas of spoken English giving plenty of encouragement together with discussing various topics covering education, business and economies of the world to name but a few. These partners will help correct common mistakes in those learning to speak […]
40 Spoken English Conversation Topics That are Perfect for an English Club
July 12, 2017 The best way to learn how to speak English fluently is to have a conversation with someone in English. Because of this, some people choose to a form English speaking clubs, where they can talk with others who are trying to learn English or with native English speakers. If you want to learn English and aren’t part of an English […]
6 Awesome Ways to Improve Spoken English Fluency
May 31, 2017 There comes a point in your English language journey that you may feel, well, stuck. You feel like you’ve plateaued and progress seems slow and painful. These emotions and thoughts are normal, don’t feel discouraged. Learning English is full of ebbs and flows of progress and stagnant pauses. Fortunately, you’re being proactive in seeking advice and help! All you need […]
5 Smart Strategies to Improve English Speaking Fluency Fast
March 28, 2017 Studying English grammar rules for years but still not seeing an improvement in English speaking fluency? The truth is that most English speakers hit a wall at some point. Often, it’s because traditional classes tend to focus heavily on teaching grammar and vocabulary rather than on actually using them in normal, everyday speaking situations. If you really want to improve […]
