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English Everyday: Learn How To Speak English Fluently

Maximize your communication and English speaking skills by boosting your English speaking fluency

Beginner English
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This course includes

04:00:36 Hours On demand videos.
180 Lessons.
Access on mobile, Tablet and tv.
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What you will learn ?

Golden Rules to Speak
Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind to Speak in English
English Phrases and Idioms
Basic English Phrases
Most Common English Phrases
Spoken Basics
Filler Words
Tongue Twisters
Turn Taking
Easy Fun Way To Learn English

Curriculum for this course

180 Lessons
04:00:36 Hours
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00:00:00
Lecture 1: Spoken Basics
00:00:29
Lecture 2: I‘m in-at-on
00:03:31
Lecture 3: I'm Good At
00:00:51
Lecture 4: I'm + (verb)
00:01:03
Lecture 5: I'm Getting
00:00:55
Lecture 6: I'm trying + (verb)
00:01:32
Lecture 7: I'm gonna + (verb)
00:01:28
Lecture 8: I have + (noun)
00:01:39
Lecture 9: I have + (past participle)
00:01:03
Lecture 10: I used to + verb
00:01:21
Lecture 11: I have to + (verb)
00:01:21
Lecture 12: I wanna + (verb)
00:01:39
Lecture 13: I gotta + (verb)
00:01:37
Lecture 14: I would like to + (verb)
00:01:01
Lecture 15: I plan to + (verb)
00:01:02
Lecture 16: I've decided to + (verb)
00:01:38
Lecture 17: I was about to + (verb)
00:02:10
Lecture 18: I didn't mean to + (verb)
00:01:20
Lecture 19: I don't have time to + (verb)
00:01:23
Lecture 20: I promise not to + (verb)
00:01:23
Lecture 21: I'd rather + (verb)
00:01:11
Lecture 22: I feel like + (verb-ing)
00:01:43
Lecture 23: I can't help + (verb-ing)
00:01:02
Lecture 24: I was busy + (verb-ing)
00:01:51
Lecture 25: I'm not used to + (verb-ing)
00:01:15
Lecture 26: I want you to + (verb)
00:01:18
Lecture 27: I'm here to + (verb)
00:00:58
Lecture 28: I have something + (verb)
00:01:30
Lecture 29: I'm Looking Forward To
00:01:20
Lecture 30: I'm calling to + (verb)
00:01:04
Lecture 31: I'm working on + (noun)
00:01:07
Lecture 32: I'm sorry to + (verb)
00:02:49
Lecture 33: I'm thinking of + (verb-ing)
00:01:12
Lecture 34: I'll help you + (verb)-
00:00:57
Lecture 35: I'm dying to + (verb)
00:00:51
Lecture 36: It's my turn to + (verb)
00:01:02
Lecture 37: It's hard for me to + (verb)
00:01:05
Lecture 38: I'm having a hard time + (verb-ing)
00:01:07
Lecture 39: I think I should + (verb)
00:01:01
Lecture 40: I've heard that + (subject + verb)
00:01:12
Lecture 41: It occurred to me that + (subject + verb)
00:01:45
Lecture 42: Let me + (verb)
00:01:07
Lecture 43: Thank you for
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Lecture 44: Can I+(verb)
00:01:08
Lecture 45: Can I get +(noun)
00:01:09
Lecture 46: I'm not sure if (subject + verb)
00:01:23
Lecture 47: Do you mind if I+(verb)
00:03:12
Lecture 48: I don't know what to+(verb)
00:01:21
Lecture 49: I should have+(past participle)
00:01:22
Lecture 50: I wish I could+(verb)
00:01:08
Lecture 51: You should+(verb)
00:01:03
Lecture 52: You're supposed to+(verb)
00:01:07
Lecture 53: You seem+(adjective)
00:01:24
Lecture 54: You'd better+(verb)
00:01:21
Lecture 55: Are you into+(noun)
00:00:53
Lecture 56: Are you trying to+(verb)
00:01:06
Lecture 57: Please plus (verb)
00:01:10
Lecture 58: Don't+(verb)
00:00:57
Lecture 59: Do you like
00:00:53
Lecture 60: How often do you
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Lecture 61: Do you want me to+(verb)
00:01:35
Lecture 62: What do you think about (verb-ing)
00:00:58
Lecture 63: Why don't we+(verb)
00:01:07
Lecture 64: It's too bad that
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Lecture 65: You could have+(past participle)
00:01:14
Lecture 66: If I were you, I would+(verb)
00:01:27
Lecture 67: It's gonna be+(adjective)
00:01:02
Lecture 68: It looks like+(noun)
00:00:43
Lecture 69: That's why+(subject+verb)
00:01:04
Lecture 70: It's time to+(verb)
00:00:51
Lecture 71: The point is that+(subject+verb)
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Lecture 72: How was+(noun)
00:00:48
Lecture 73: How about+(verb-ing)
00:00:51
Lecture 74: What if+(subject+verb)
00:01:03
Lecture 75: How much does it cost to+(verb)
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Lecture 76: How come+(subject+verb)
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Lecture 77: What are the chances of+(verb-ing)
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Lecture 78: There is something wrong with+(noun)
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Lecture 79: Let's not+(verb)
00:01:13
Lecture 80: Let's say that+(subject+verb)
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Lecture 81: There's no need to+(verb)
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Lecture 82: It takes+(time)+ to+(verb)
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Lecture 83: Please make sure that+(subject+verb)
00:01:02
Lecture 84: Here's to+(noun)
00:01:11
Lecture 85: It's no use+(verb-ing)
00:01:02
Lecture 86: There's no way+(subject+verb)
00:01:11
Lecture 87: It's very kind of you to+(verb)
00:00:56
Lecture 88: There's nothing+(subject)+ can +(verb)
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Lecture 89: Rumor has it that+(subject+verb)
00:00:56
Notes on Spoken Basics

Description

English is the world's most widely spoken language and the third-most widely spoken native language. It is the most extensively studied second language, with 59 sovereign governments having it as their official or one of their official languages. A proper guideline can help to communicate fluently in English in everyday life and overcome the fear and inertia that comes with giving an English discussion or speech.

English is the world's most widely spoken language and the third-most widely spoken native language. It is the most extensively studied second language, with 59 sovereign governments having it as their official or one of their official languages. A proper guideline can help to communicate fluently in English in everyday life and overcome the fear and inertia that comes with giving an English discussion or speech.


Instructor Amrita Alam Sandhy will take you through your journey to speak like a native speaker in Shikkha.xyz's "English Everyday" course. The course is designed to improve your listening and speaking skills in the English language. In this course, you will get to know the golden rules to speak in English and how to train the subconscious mind. Through this course, you will get the chance to hone your skills.

So what are you waiting for? 
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Requirements

Mobile / Tab / Laptop / PC and
Internet connection
No prior experience required

About the instructor

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Amrita Alam Sandhy

Amrita Alam Sandhy is a Ph.D. candidate in TESOL at UKM, Malaysia. Also, She is a Cambridge CELTA qualified, British Council trained ESL teacher with a B. A and M.A in Applied Linguistics & ELT (English Language Teaching). 
She has  5+ years of experience in teaching and training CEFR aligned ESL & EFL courses ranging from A1 to C1 levels as well as EAP courses (TOEFL/IELTS). 
Amrita Alam is knowledgeable in teaching ESL methods and classroom activating techniques. 
She has created, developed, and designed 100+ Lesson plans (LP) and Teaching/Learning materials (TLM), audio & video materials, e-books, notes, and quizzes and prepared many learners for ESL tests, including IELTS

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