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You read English, you understand English, you've been learning for years, but when it's time to speak, your mind just freezes and the words don't come out.

I'm Ola and this is the Teacherola podcast.

This is about your voice, your words, your real English.

It's actually a great and completely free tool.

and I'll show you how to do it right.

I'll give you a few simple and effective exercises.

And we'll also practice together live.

You will leave the meeting with knowledge on how to practice and more confidence on your own English.

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And that means you still have a chance to join the group.

it's time to get off that nasty place and make a decision one of the members said in our whatsapp group that she has a feeling that the chorus teaches her much more than just english and that's so true it teaches you to build good habits about speaking english it teaches you to find your own confidence

And we've got a great community.

We've got voice messages daily, plus my feedback, Anki word card set, everything you need to practice spoken English and fix your grammar and pronunciation and so, so, so much more.

Say, tell, speak and talk.

You don't really care who he or she spoke to, but you do care about the words.

We say he said to me if we really have to or just he said hello.

And a list of highly useful collocations.

It's less about conversation and more about the action itself.

So here I focus on communication and it's a bit more formal than talked, right?

And the last example, he is speaking at the conference.

So talk is for your friends and family and just normal people, whereas speak is when you want to sound more formal or more polite.

We use it for conversations and informal, informal situations.

Stop talking and listen.

Repeating sentences with me is cool, yet there are even better ways of practicing speaking on your own and I'll show you them tonight and for free.

Listen and repeat.

Stop talking and listen.

Stop talking and listen.

Today we cleared up say, tell, speak and talk, words you see every day but often confuse.

Now you know when to use each one, common collocations and practical examples you can actually use in your conversations.

You'll get hands-on exercises, practice speaking out loud and build confidence with real guidance from me.

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All you need is exposure, practice and real connections.

Stay fearless, take care and say it out loud.

I'm your teacher, Teacher Ola and you are listening to Teacher Ola podcast.