
Master native-like fluency using role modeling and shadowing, imitating pronunciation and intonation to think in English and speak confidently. Includes native dialogues across day-to-day and theme-based situations for beginner-friendly practice.
Practice role-based spoken English through a day-in-the-life dialogue that includes asking how your day was, fatigue, long hours, lunch breaks, and weekend plans.
Plan groceries shopping for the kids: buy milk, cereals, eggs, flour, sugar, chocolate, vanilla, and fruits to make a banana and strawberry chocolate cake for Sarah's birthday, inviting schoolmates.
Practice talking about buying a new dress, using color and style options to compare red and blue dresses for parties or beach trips, with shopping and styling advice.
Develop role-based spoken English for restaurant conversations using shadowing, including ordering, asking the waiter for recommendations, and discussing duck meat, wine with goat cheese, vegetarian options, and French tarts.
Explore preferences for natural history and art museums, discuss dinosaur skeletons and artificial displays, and plan a visit to both with a first stop at the modern art museum.
Explore tradition and custom across eastern and european cultures by comparing Japanese bowing and greetings with western handshakes and hugs, including workplace norms like overtime, vacations, and souvenirs.
Learn to talk about hobbies in natural conversation. Discover reading fantasy books and writing poetry in contemporary style, including non-rhyming poems, and talk about skateboarding and time with friends.
Explore how talking about music invites variety across genres, from pop and rock to jazz, highlighting jazz improvisation, calming effects, and concentration while engaging in shadowing practice.
Discuss whether wild animals can be kept as pets, weighing training and safety against their natural instincts, and plan a zoo visit to see lions.
Explore the forest's charm by describing light filtering through leaves, towering trees, and a serene walk, while navigating hiking pace, mossy trails, and a spider phobia.
Apply role-based spoken English with shadowing technique to discuss the new iPhone launch, the December release, and decisions about saving for a trip versus upgrading a phone.
Learn to talk about getting a tattoo with confidence, featuring a lotus flower symbol of personal progress that blooms one petal at a time, representing your journey and no regrets.
Explore how to discuss Netflix subscription options, including premium for family sharing and standard plans, while clarifying content types like movies, series, cartoons, Japanese animation, and documentaries.
Explore relaxation strategies for stress, including trying a yoga class with a 10-minute meditation. Learn how yoga reduces stress and increases self-confidence.
Explore a dog adoption scenario using role-based spoken English and shadowing. Discuss adopting from a shelter, vet health checks, daily walks, feeding, and responsible pet care.
Explore what creativity means: freedom to experiment, varying levels of creativity, and how people apply it in writing, problem solving, or painting, not always learned in school.
Develop role-based spoken English using a mom and daughter conversation about internship rejection and future opportunities. Practice with shadowing technique to build confidence and resilience.
Engage in a role-based spoken English lesson about a future career discussion, where a student questions nine-to-five norms and pursues a fulfilling dream of becoming a filmmaker.
Engage in a client-designer dialogue to articulate a dream apartment, selecting industrial tones, pale walls, and dark metal furniture to showcase paintings in the living room.
Develop role-based spoken English skills with shadowing by practicing acting, conquering nerves, memorizing lines, and flexibly interpreting any character to deliver fluent, charismatic speech.
Explore a cross-cultural conversation about family living arrangements in Lebanon and Romania, contrasting staying together to foster support with pursuing independence through text, calls, and separate homes.
Discuss your family background using shadowing techniques in this lesson. Practice conversations about divorced parents, custody, visiting mom and sister, and prompts to build confidence in talking about family.
Practice English using shadowing, following a dialogue about growing up in Canada, moving here at age 12, and exploring accents and childhood memories like Mr. Paws.
Discover how a concert encounter supports role-based spoken English practice as Chris approaches, talks, and finds a good fit with a new girlfriend.
Explore role-based spoken English with shadowing to practice casual date conversations, covering movie preferences, favorite characters like Thor and Captain America, discussing coffee, popcorn, pastries and planning activities.
Celebrate a birthday through a warm sibling dialogue about gifts, future goals, and family support, from driving license anticipation to a car and a Harry Potter book series.
Role-play a breakup conversation to practice spoken English with the shadowing technique, addressing drifted apart, patience, and anger, and deciding to break up while affirming you can stay friends.
Explore role-based spoken English through real-life contrasts between city and countryside life using the shadowing technique. Learn how city education, stress, and simple rural living influence dialogue.
Explore a role-based spoken English conversation on New Year's Eve, balancing positive thinking with to-do lists versus spontaneous travel plans and champagne tradition.
Explore random concert conversations using the shadowing technique, praising guitar and drums, discussing head banging, and planning post-show photographs with friendly fan engagement.
Discuss gym and fitness habits, motivation strategies, and the value of a workout partner to stay accountable while enjoying the training process and getting in shape.
Explore why professionals consider changing jobs amid hiring and salary concerns, and learn to pursue roles like an art gallery curator by networking with local galleries and meeting experience requirements.
Discusses talking about a wedding, a long friendship, and a bridesmaids promise between best friends since seventh grade as they plan a wedding next weekend.
Learn to express negative feelings, apologize to Julia for upsetting her, and plan a thoughtful surprise—like roses or dinner at an indian restaurant—to rebuild trust and ease tension.
Develop role-based spoken English with shadowing to discuss getting a driving license, starting driving lessons, and planning independence through owning a car and travel.
Overcome fatigue learning French by embracing regular speaking practice, twice weekly, and using immersion by watching French movies and listening to songs, while recognizing gendered nouns and pronunciation challenges.
Participate in a competition this year and practice tennis, drawing on a veteran who started at 11, while embracing friendly matches and learning from peers through shadowing technique.
Discover practical ways to help nature through volunteering, like cleaning rivers and promoting responsible consumption and production. Address littering and climate action to raise awareness and secure a hopeful future.
Engage in formal telephone conversation practice using role-based scenarios and shadowing techniques. Learn to greet, transfer calls, take urgent messages, confirm mobile number, and spell names clearly.
Lead an informal telephone conversation to propose a weekend camping trip to the mountains, confirm attendees, arrange Friday 10 a.m. pickup, and plan fishing, campfire, and cooking.
Participants review last year’s sales data and propose summer destinations. Emily presents Egypt as a new option, citing social media trends and celebrity influence to boost client appeal.
Explore how candidates present themselves in interviews, highlighting travel experience, interpersonal skills, and motivation to secure roles in tourism. Learn language strategies for confident responses and handling common questions.
Explore a role-based spoken English meeting scenario where a new employee introduces themselves, seeks guidance on presenting traveling offers, and practices professional communication with colleagues.
Practice a short mock interview to ease nerves, rehearse questions about fit and how you will contribute, and your strengths and weaknesses, using your motivation letter as a reference.
Describe how to discuss your work while editing agency pamphlets, using professional language, focusing on hotel star ratings over names, and choosing eye-catching, readable fonts to sharpen your skills.
Explore how teamwork reduces pressure as colleagues support each other to complete reports on South American destinations, with Emily as a team player offering help.
Explore discussing progress with a manager, highlighting rising productivity and better project handling after colleague support. Emphasize how workplace relationships and accommodation experiences boost self-confidence.
Explore company structure through a role-based spoken English lesson using shadowing, focusing on research and development, attractions and transport, and accommodation collaboration to serve clients and support growth.
Take charge of a project for your first time by leading with the marketing department to boost the company's visibility across social media platforms.
Engage in role-play with shadowing to master telephone conversations with customers, covering mauritius travel inquiries, hotel options, transportation details, and sharing flight and email information.
Practice asking for directions and giving landmarks like the church and the street next to it, and learn to call a number to reserve Monday tours with a tour guide.
Discover the history of football in Brazil at a Sao Paulo museum with interactive rooms where idols appear in digital form, open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Practice speaking with a travel guide as you tour São Paulo, from the Metropolitan Cathedral to the park opened in 1954, with a lunch at 12:00.
Pack efficiently for a six to eight week Sao Paulo trip by prioritizing clothes for a humid climate, rain gear, and essential documents, while buying kitchen and bathroom items locally.
Learn to handle ticket cancellation conversations, explaining no refunds, offering date changes and vouchers for city attractions like the Art Museum and Afro-Brazilian Museum, with voucher pickup details.
Practice role-based English by asking for and giving local restaurant recommendations, featuring a nearby steak house with a live cooking show and Brazilian dishes like Verona with fried tapioca.
Learn to start conversations with a fellow traveler and exchange favors in a queue. Invite others to join a volunteer project that raises awareness of inequalities and promotes tolerability.
Explore a local historical site, a national park with prehistoric artefacts and paintings, and Brazil's world heritage sites, while practicing archaeology-focused English with emphasis on ceramics.
Students discuss lunch choices in the canteen, weighing menu variety, vegetables, soup quality, and desserts while noting calories and favorites like Balinese sauce with Parmesan.
Engage in a colleague discussion about finishing history class reports and exchanging library resources. Consider school versus municipal libraries, library card costs, and shared reading ideas.
Participate in a cultural event by helping decorate for International Friendship Day, inflate balloons, arrange chairs and posters, and coordinate games and a karaoke room while inviting friends.
Plan and practice role-based spoken English for a two-week school trip to Australia, discussing destinations, budgeting, parent consent, trip dates, and safety with teachers.
Practice through dialogue with a teacher to overcome math anxiety and stay motivated, with extra homework and repeated exercises, using shadowing to improve spoken English.
Practice role-based spoken English through cheerleading dialogues for school sports, emphasizing audition readiness, choreography, coordination, and team camaraderie around football game days.
Practice spoken English through a conversation with an international exchange student, using shadowing techniques to improve pronunciation and practice Spanish with peers.
Practice real-life dialogue about inviting friends to a party, last-minute plans, and shopping trips to the mall and grocery store, with emphasis on natural, confident responses.
Practice role-based spoken English with a partner using shadowing techniques to plan a biology project. Explore how a healthy nervous system operates and alcohol alters brain function, perception, and concentration.
Learn practical spoken English for reaching your class and making new friends through role-based practice and shadowing techniques, using real conversations about introductions, directions, and campus welcome.
Practice role-based spoken english with shadowing by watching movies in the local language and following storylines, even when subtitles are unavailable or speech is fast.
A bilingual helper assists a newcomer in filling documents, using English and French to navigate moving to a new country and prepare essential paperwork.
Join the Help and get help volunteering program that assists elders with groceries and shopping, and learn to apply online to contribute to the community now and later.
Practice spoken English with housemates through practical exchanges about a shared kitchen, buying furniture and kitchen supplies, and planning a city outing.
Meet the house owner and compare two rooms, focusing on the furnished option and shared kitchen while addressing rooftop bug concerns and planning to order an insect net if needed.
Practice role-based spoken English with the shadowing technique through a waiter interview scenario with a restaurant manager, covering resume submission, part-time questions, and duties like taking orders and cleaning.
Practice real-world taxi conversations as a passenger and driver navigate airport arrivals, discuss routes avoiding busy streets, confirm luggage, fasten seatbelts, and complete a $20 ride to the train station.
Compare how different cultures view government support for education and rent, including programs that offer money up to 20 percent and processing times of one to two months.
Master talking to the customer at the restaurant using role-based spoken English and shadowing techniques. Learn to handle greetings, menus, champagne orders, celebrations, and meal choices.
Explore how local culture shapes daily life, from Monday shop closures in France to Saturday openings, and why Thursday outings clash with Friday classes.
Demonstrates role-based spoken English practice with shadowing technique as a student asks for a Harvard recommendation letter, discusses psychology and philosophy programs, and a teacher offers to write it.
Discuss choosing between a psychology undergraduate program at Harvard and a philosophy bachelor's program, considering optional courses from different domains to bring new perspectives onto your field of study.
Join campus nights, an event for international students over three weekends, featuring outdoor concerts and movies; discuss plans, hobbies like guitar, and practice role-based spoken English through shadowing.
Practice role-based spoken English with shadowing as students discuss campus nights for international students, three weekends of outdoor concerts and movies, and guitar conversations that reveal new sides of roommates.
Discover how scholarships work, including criteria and income documentation, and explore part-time work to help manage university costs and support your education.
Discuss how to talk about accommodation costs, comparing on-campus dorm living with apartment rentals, including roommate arrangements, three roommates paying $150 each, and utilities included.
Explore the admission requirements for Harvard University, highlight a language certificate for international students, and outline steps to apply, including crafting a motivational letter and obtaining a recommendation letter.
Explore how to talk about the city and the university, comparing Cambridge, UK and Cambridge, MA, with Harvard, MIT, and other universities, while noting international student life.
Speak confidently to the Harvard admission counselor, present an honest motivational letter explaining why you want to study at Harvard, and balance focus between the letter and broader application steps.
Learn how to discuss the interview process with the international relations coordinator, covering live and phone interviews, Skype options, and how travel constraints might affect eligibility or rejection.
Engage in a club conversation featuring introductions, asking about origins, and planning to explore seven floors with distinct music.
Plan a trip to the beach with friends, decide between camping and hotels, call Mark, invite him and his girlfriend, and make the most of their last summer before college.
Graduates celebrate their high school years with friends at the graduation party. They joke about inviting Mr Evans, the opera-singing music teacher, to sing Dua Lipa with the DJ.
Practice role-based spoken English with shadowing to handle nervous first meetings with her parents at a casual dinner and make a strong first impression.
Examine how mobile phone and Facebook use can become obsessive, affect mind and body, and learn to take a break from social media to enjoy life beyond the screen.
Explore horoscopes and astrology through role-based speaking and shadowing technique, examining how people claim gifts or predict outcomes, and distinguishing truth from coincidence.
Role-Based Spoken English Course with Shadowing Technique
Description
Do you wish to speak English just like the natives do? Do you want a short and simple method to learn the technique of English conversation without getting into the theoretical process of learning the English language? Then look no further…
Presenting the most effective Role Modelling and shadowing technique of learning English.
In the past English language, learners tried to master the language by learning individual words and the grammar rules to make a correct sentence. This method is not only tedious but also ineffective in short term. Moreover, the native English speakers themselves do not use this method to learn the language.
You may have observed that a large number of English learners know thousands of words and are good at Grammar but won’t speak fluent English and that reflects their poor learning strategy.
Considerable research has been carried out to identify the best way to learn the English language and it is now proven that the “Role modeling and shadowing technique” is one of the most effective ways of learning and speaking the language.
Psychologists at the UK’s University of Manchester and Holland’s Radboud University discovered in a study in 2010 that learning through imitation – imitating the person you’re talking to – helps your speech comprehension. In the words of American psychologist - Andrew N. Meltzoff “Imitation accelerates learning and multiplies learning opportunities”.
He also noted that “It is faster than individual discovery and safer than learning by trial and error.”
What is this technique and how it works?
In this method, you will be presented with some English conversational dialogues between two native English speakers on a particular topic or situation which you need to repeat – or "shadow" – what you hear, almost simultaneously with the recording.
The goal is to sound like a native speaker. In other words, you imitate the pronunciation, intonation, stress, chunking, and so on.
Why this technique?
When you apply the role modeling and shadowing technique, you will create neural connections in your brain. When it comes to speaking, you can create proper sentences quickly, accurately, and immediately without having to think about it.
What's more, is that shadowing helps you "think in English" because you don't have to translate back and forth in your mind. It also helps you improve your listening and pronunciation skills because you must listen carefully in order to repeat.
One more benefit of this technique is that it familiarizes your mouth with the physical movements required to produce the sounds, so you can reduce your accent and get closer to the native pronunciation.
While it may sound like the English proverb "fake it until you make it" but when you try to sound like a native speaker, soon enough you won't have to fake it anymore. You will speak like a native speaker. In other words, this powerful technique will help you achieve native-like fluency faster than ever.
Role modeling from our day-to-day life, our daily routine to our work life, your day at school, teens conversation, conversation on Foreign Land, Higher studies in Foreign land and many more…
It is the most effective & fastest way to speak English for beginners in English, who want to reach the next level in the minimum possible time. It's going to be a fun experience as well.
Features
It is based on scientifically proven role modeling and shadowing techniques.
100 creative and engaging practice sessions on the most common and special situations of our life.
The whole learning is divided into two categories. First is a general day-to-day situation. And second, are theme-based special situations.
Every script is designed after many hours of research to get the best engagement result and curated into an entertaining video practice session.
Course suitable for first-time English learners to intermediate level from any country across the globe.
General English Course: 42 Learning sessions
1-How was your day?
2-What’s the weather like?
3-Groceries shopping
4-Talking about buying a new dress
5-Having a conversation in a restaurant
6-Talking about museums
7-Tradition and custom
8-Talking about hobbies
9-Talking about music
10-Talking about animals
11-Describing the forest
12-Launch of a new iPhone
13-Talk about getting a tattoo
14-Talk about subscription plan on Netflix
15-What do you do to relax?
16-Talking about adopting animals
17-Talk about creativity
18-Conversation between a mom and her daughter:
19-Future career discussion
20-Talking to an interior designer
21-Describing your skills
22-Conversation between people from different cultures
23-Talking about family
24-Where did you grow up?
25-How did you meet?
26-A date
27-Birthday celebration
28-Break up talk
29-By this time next year: talking about your future
30-City vs. countryside life
31-Conversation on New Year’s Eve
32-Random conversation at a concert
33-Talk about gym and fitness
34-Talk about the job change
35-Talking about a wedding
36- Expressing negative feelings
37-Getting your driving license
38- Learning a new Language
39- Participation in a competition
40- Talk about helping nature
41-Formal Telephone conversation
42-Informal Telephone conversation
Special English Courses: 58 Learning sessions
English course for workplace
English course for travel
English course for school students
English course for Interaction in a foreign country
English course for higher studies in a foreign country
English course on teenagers life
Who this course is for:
It is an English-speaking course for beginners who can read and understand Basic English sentences. We will start a journey by hand-holding from known to unknown territory.