How will AI transform learning languages? Many of us dream of learning languages in an easy way. Students sometimes comment is class jokingly that they would appreciate a language chip to be installed or somehow the language knowledge be uploaded into their brain. That shows they would rather spend their precious time on something else […]

In a meeting we have different conversational roles. We express our opinion. We agree. We disagree, we suggest things etc. As matter of fact, we do exactly the same in most conversations. What may vary are the phrases we use. In informal conversations we tend to use “I think” as the most common phrase to

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Do you want to get better speaking English? Practise speaking. This might sound like common sense. And it is. Still, I find that too many learners simply want to practise speaking in class only. Period. If you have one or two language lessons per week, that’s ideal for maintenance. If you want more, you need

Where does speaking confidence come from? From small achievements. Gradually. Even if it’s just small baby steps. How do you get those baby steps? Through practice. What does practice mean? Several things. There’s individual home practice. There’s real-life practice with opportunities to use English. You can only improve your English if you use your English.