Nervous About Speaking English? Start with One Simple Sentence

Sarah Mae

Hi, I’m Teacher Sarah!

Do you understand some English but sometimes go blank when it’s your turn to speak? Let’s start with a simple question: “What do you like to do in your free time?”

You can begin with “I like to…” and add one thing you enjoy. For example, “I like to watch movies.” When you’re ready, we can add a little more: “I like to watch movies with my family.”

In my Gentle Everyday English lesson, I’ll show you a simple example, practise with you, and give you time to try it on your own. We can talk about familiar topics like food, hobbies, and daily routines. I’ll offer gentle corrections and help you find the words you want to say.

Complete beginners and adults returning to English are welcome. If you’d like to try a guided conversation at your own pace, you can find my lesson below. I look forward to meeting you!

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