Speak English Better with Natives and Abroad Now! ESL Course

Learn why native speakers talk fast and how to understand them, with a practical trick: say 'I don't follow you' to prompt clearer, slower reformulation.

Learn to express yourself when you forget vocabulary by staying calm, using body language, drawing, and especially describing objects or concepts in detail to guide the listener.

Practice describing objects when you forget vocabulary, using items such as windshield, windshield wipers, outlet, shelf, and frying pan to reinforce word recall.

Watch a private class example where the student uses solution 2 to move away from Google Translate, express with simpler phrasing, and steadily improve fluency.

Learn idioms and phrasal verbs in real time by focusing on common phrases, learning in context, and asking natives what each expression means.

Practice five common idioms in real time using solution 3, understanding their definitions such as in a nutshell, touch base, the big picture, cut corners, and be in the dark.

Practice solution 3 to learn phrasal verbs in real time by reviewing frequent verbs such as find out, pick up, fill out, call off, and give up, then test understanding.

Learn to say and understand numbers correctly the first time by pronouncing them as digits to avoid confusion in meetings and business contexts.

Practice saying and understanding large numbers the first time, with interactive exercises to identify and pronounce numbers from thousands to millions using digits for clarity.

Learn a five-step strategy to spell names, emails, and order numbers correctly on the telephone the first time by using as in with clear examples.

Practice spelling names, emails, and order numbers correctly using solution 5 by reviewing the alphabet, common email characters, and examples like Pablo_fahad at gmail dot com and chyw-367.

Learn popular American greetings and slang, such as what's up and how's it going, with tips to sound natural when traveling or talking with friends.

Learn the two most popular expressions while shopping—'i'm just looking' and 'i'm looking for'—to navigate stores, check sizes or colors, compare features, and shop confidently without pressure.

Engage with an English consultant on your team to solve any communication problems not covered by the five solutions, via question-and-answer section, private messages, or schedule a Skype session.