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English speaking practice, by the situation you are dreading
Every topic here has the full prompt set, a worked conversation, the phrases worth having ready, and the three habits worth dropping. All of it is free to read and none of it needs an account.
The one thing reading cannot do is answer back. That is the part we charge for eventually, and the first sessions are free.
If the problem is not the situation but the freezing itself, start with the guides to speaking confidence instead.
6 topics
B1 to B2
Practising a job interview in English, out loud
“I know what I want to say, but in the interview it comes out wrong.”
12 prompts, 12 phrases
B1 to B2
Practising for a call centre interview in English
“I will freeze during the mock call and lose the job in ninety seconds.”
12 prompts, 12 phrases
A2 to B1
Practising small talk in English when you find it pointless
“I can say hello. Then there is nothing, and the silence gets worse.”
10 prompts, 11 phrases
A2 to B1
Practising how to introduce yourself in English
“I have said my name and my job. Now what?”
10 prompts, 10 phrases
B1 to B2
Practising speaking up in an English work meeting
“By the time I have worked out how to say it, the meeting has moved on.”
10 prompts, 12 phrases
B1 to B2
Practising English phone calls when you cannot see the other person
“I am fine in person. On the phone I panic.”
10 prompts, 11 phrases
Say it to someone who answers
Ten minutes, voice only, no camera. Your partner is practising too.