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Frequently Asked Question?
Spoken English features are things like pauses (short silences), filler words (um, like, you know), repeating words, changing your voice tone, and using casual language. These are all normal when we talk!
Try recording them while they talk and playing it back. Once they hear how often they use filler words, they become more aware. Then practice speaking English with short pauses instead. It takes time, but it works!
Because speaking English happens in real-time. There's no backspace button! When you write, you can stop, think, and fix mistakes. When you speak, the words come out right away. That's why practice is so important.
Make speaking practice fun! Try the one-minute challenge, record short talks, play speaking games at dinner, or just ask your child to explain their day in detail. The more they practice, the easier it gets.
Yes! Video-based tutoring lets students practice speaking in a safe, supportive space. Tutors give instant feedback and encouragement. Many students actually feel LESS nervous online because they're at home.
It's never too early or too late! Kids as young as 7 or 8 can start practicing simple speaking activities. Teenagers benefit hugely from focused practice before presentations and exams. Even adults can improve
