Conversation is where spoken English gets real: you don't know what the other person will say next. The good news is that everyday conversations repeat the same topics and phrases, so you can practise them.
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Who you are, where you're from, what you study or do.
Your day, your weekend, what you're working on.
A film, a match, a piece of news: what you liked and why.
Asking for help, directions, or information politely.
If you catch yourself translating in your head, try the habits in how to think in English.
Speak Pro gives you a new everyday or professional situation in each of its 48 lessons, with phrases and a model answer. You speak your own answer and get AI feedback on it, which is useful on the days you have no one to practise with.
Set a fixed 15-minute slot, pick one everyday topic, speak about it for two minutes, then ask and answer three follow-up questions. Use a partner if you have one, or role-play both sides out loud if you don't.
Role-play conversations out loud, pause podcasts and answer the questions yourself, send English voice notes to a friend, and use real situations like shops and class discussions. An AI tool that responds to your spoken answers also helps.
Start with introductions, your daily routine and plans, opinions about films, sport or news, and polite requests. These topics come up constantly and use phrases you can reuse.
Work through Speak Pro's 48 lessons and get AI feedback on every answer you speak.
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