English Speaking Practice

Covers different parts of speech, word order, and rules you need to speak without making mistakes. 

Covers saying words and sentences in a way others can understand. Includes stress, intonation, linking phrases, and so on.

Covers your independent use of the language. Starts with your ability to turn thoughts into connected sentences.

Covers your comprehension of other speakers and how well you can react to them during a conversation in English.

Covers your ability to ask and answer questions that move the conversation forward and bring new information. 

Covers your ability to understand others on a personal and cultural level to better connect or mediate discussions.

Covers your ability to change your speaking style and tone depending on context - formal or informal events, etc.

Covers your ability to portray emotions and speak in an appropriate tone. Includes telling stories, presenting, etc.

Covers your ability to deliver the message in ways others can easily comprehend. Combines multiple skills to improve your communication.

Covers your ability to speak about family, friends, colleagues, etc. Includes your ability to describe both looks and personalities.

Covers your ability to speak about locations and what you may find there. Includes your home, workplace, city, travel destinations, and so on.

Covers your ability to speak about abstract situations. For example, your current situation, decisions, situations at work, and so on.

Covers your ability to speak about your own and other cultures. Includes traditions, holidays, language, and so on.

Covers speaking about travel and various topics likely to come up, such as hotel bookings, restaurants, shopping, and so on.

Covers your interests and ability to speak about a wide range of activities people do for fun, from watching TV shows to sports.

Covers your ability to speak about foodstuffs and meals. On a higher level, this includes diet, healthy eating, cooking, cultural foods, etc.

Covers your ability to speak about how you and people act. Includes habits, preferences, plans, and so on.

Covers individual topics based on your needs. It can be formal situations, preparing for language exams, and so on.

Covers common questions likely to come up during a job interview and preparing your resume.

Covers different aspects of negotiations such as formal expressions, proposals, terms, and so on.

Covers your ability to prepare the key points and deliver presentations to different professional audiences.

Covers active listening and preparation required to participate in meetings and take the floor when necessary.

Covers specific sales-related speaking that includes talking about products, asking clarifying questions, and so on.

Covers speaking skills involved in giving tasks to other people and providing feedback to employees.

Covers your ability to take charge in professional situations, clearly express thoughts, and mediate situations.

Covers your ability to speak about budgets and spending. Useful for accounting, reports, salary negotiations, and so on.

Covers a wide range of topics and professional jargon specific to your market, career, and personal interests.