Learn Spoken English with Free Lessons & Tips

Syllabus to teach Spoken English:

1. Greetings

2. Self Speaking

3. Conversational Skills (Roleplay, Simple questions & answers, Everyday Conversations, Handling phone conversations)

4. Mispronunciations

5. Applied Grammar

6. Daily use Phrases, Idioms, expressions

Spoken English classes focus on improving fluency, pronunciation, and conversational skills. IELTS classes prepare students specifically for the International English Language Testing System exam, which assesses English proficiency for academic and immigration purposes. IELTS classes cover all four language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking, while spoken English classes primarily focus on the spoken language.

1. Déjà vu – Feeling of familiarity.

2. Bon appétit – Enjoy your meal.

3. Cliché – Overused idea.

4. Fiancé(e) – Engaged person.

5. RSVP – Please respond.

6. En route – On the way.

7. À la carte – Ordered separately.

8. Faux pas

– Social mistake.

Spoken English classes can be very helpful! They provide structured learning, feedback from teachers, and opportunities to practice speaking with others in a supportive environment. The effectiveness depends on the quality of the class, your commitment, and how much you apply what you learn outside of class.