I want to talk English
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Hi Saleem You are at the right place, The correct phrase is: I want to speak English. or I would like to learn to speak English. i'd be happy to get you started on your journey. Book a trial lesson with me and let me and lets get you started.
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- SolomiiaGeneral English A1-C1, IELTS, NMT/EVI, Business English, IT
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Hi Salerno Afghan, if you’d like to speak spontaneously regardless of any imperfections that are subject to growth, correction, and enhancement in the spoken English language, let me be your guide. Thanks
Hello Saleem, you are at the right place with well equipped tutors, just book a lesson with one of them.
The phrase should be. I want to speak English. Or even I would like to learn to speak English. If you haven't found a tutor yet, I'd like you to book a trial lesson with me. Hope to hear from you soon. Keep well.
The phrase shoild be. I want to speak English. Or even I would like to learn to speak English. If you haven't found a tutor yet, I'd like you to book a trial lesson with me. Hope to hear from you soon. Keep well.
It should be, "I want to speak English." Talking connotes saying something that is not properly organized.
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If you haven’t found a teacher yet, or prefer self study, I encourage listening to podcasts in English that have to do with your goal for learning the language. For example, if you work in tech and want to improve your business communication then start with a podcast that’s tech-centric. There are phrases and words you can learn from them that would be useful in your line of work.
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