Online English speaking practice
Most learners understand more than they can say. Speaking improves when you speak a lot, get corrected, and try again — with someone who knows which mistakes are holding you back.
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Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
The most reliable way to improve English speaking is regular live conversation with a teacher who corrects you and makes you repeat the improved version. Englify offers live online speaking practice on Google Meet in 60-minute sessions, with pronunciation work and a written report of your mistakes after each session. Sessions are booked in advance — there is no 24/7 instant tutor service.
Key facts
- Live classes with a teacher, online on Google Meet
- 60-minute sessions, levels A0 (complete beginner) to C1
- Free level check and free trial class before you pay
- 14-day refund from the first class, requested on WhatsApp
- Price given in your currency on WhatsApp or during the trial class
Related questions
Why speaking stays stuck
- Translating in your head before every sentence
- Fear of mistakes, so you give very short answers
- Not enough real speaking time — classes where the teacher talks most
- The same mistakes repeated because nobody points them out
- Pronunciation that makes listeners ask you to repeat
What a speaking session looks like
Warm-up conversation
About your week or your work — you do most of the talking.
Focus task
A situation, a debate or a story, chosen for your goal.
Correction
Key mistakes noted and corrected, then you say it again.
Pronunciation
Two or three sounds or stress patterns at a time.
Report
Your mistakes, better versions and new vocabulary in writing.
Common speaking mistakes of Arabic speakers
Pronunciation: p/b ("park" vs "bark") and v/f ("very" vs "fery") are the most frequent. See our full guide /english-for-arabic-speakers/resources/english-pronunciation-for-arabic-speakers.
Common
He very tired.
Correct
He is very tired.
Arabic often drops the verb "to be".
Common
I am agree.
Correct
I agree.
Common
The life is hard.
Correct
Life is hard.
No "the" for general ideas.
Common
I live here since 2020.
Correct
I have lived here since 2020.
Common speaking mistakes of French speakers
- "th" said as "z" or "s" ("zis" for "this")
- Dropping or adding "h" ("ouse" for "house")
- False friends: "actually" (in fact), "eventually" (in the end)
- Stress on the last syllable instead of the right one
Group or one-to-one speaking practice?
In a small group (maximum 6 learners) you hear others and practise turn-taking. One-to-one you speak much more of the time and every correction is about you. Shy learners and professionals with a specific deadline usually progress faster one-to-one.
Where to go next
Each of these pages answers a different question. Pick the one closest to your goal:
- English for Arabic speakers: /english-for-arabic-speakers
- Online English for learners in the UAE: /english-for-arabic-speakers/uae
- English for work: /english-for-work
- English before you move abroad: /english-before-you-move
- Personalised English lessons: /personalised-english-lessons
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best way to improve English speaking?
- Speak regularly with a teacher who corrects you, repeat the corrected version, work on two or three pronunciation points at a time, and review your mistakes between sessions.
- Where can Arabic speakers practise English speaking online?
- Englify offers live online speaking practice for Arabic speakers on Google Meet, with teachers who understand common Arabic-to-English mistakes.
- Is speaking practice available 24/7?
- No. Sessions are scheduled in advance with your teacher.
- Will I get feedback?
- Yes, during the session and in a written report afterwards.
- Can beginners do speaking practice?
- Yes. Levels go from A0 (complete beginner) to C1. Beginners start with short, guided conversations.
- How much does it cost?
- We give the price in your currency on WhatsApp or during the free trial class.
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