Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda! These are words that you may hear in English frequently. The sound you hear is of two words being said together as one. So really, it is: Could Have — Would Have — Should Have But many English-speaking people just say: Coulda — Woulda — Shoulda We often call these words The …
You want to practise speaking English but you are on your own. You need to improve your English speaking but you are not in class and you have no idea what to do. This is a genuine challenge for many English students. It seems like the only time you can actually practise your English-speaking skills …
One of the hardest things for an English student to practice is speaking. In order to speak English one must open one’s mouth and speak. But who to? And about what exactly? It’s all very well telling students that they need to practice speaking in English but unless they know what they have to do …
The Shadowing Technique — and how it can help you speak English Read More »
Do you have trouble having a conversation in English with your colleagues? Do you feel all tongue-tied and shy when you encounter someone at work and they try to have a conversation with you? Sometimes you might be with someone, maybe in the elevator, or waiting to get some coffee, and you are with someone …
One of the most common questions that English learners ask is how to be more confident in speaking English. They want to have more faith in themselves, to hold their head high and not feel any sense of shame or insecurity whenever they open their mouth to speak English. This is quite a normal thing …
Speak English with Superman Confidence – own it, possess it, live it Read More »
At some point in your life, you will have to make small talk in English with someone you do not know well. It will feel strange and awkward and as English is your second language, you will probably feel you are running out of things to say. This is natural but you must learn how …
Speaking English is the hardest thing for students to do. Or so it seems. English students complain that they can’t speak English. They don’t know how to express themselves. They don’t know what to say and they have no one to practice speaking with. Oh no! How terrible! While I feel sorry for English students …