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Speak English Confidently: Your Journey to Conversational Success!

Yogender Kaoshyap

25/07/2023 0 0

Objective: Embark on a rewarding adventure to gain confidence in speaking English fluently in everyday situations.

Duration: 60 minutes

Engaging Lesson Highlights:

Friendly Icebreaker: Start with a fun activity to break the ice and make learning enjoyable.
Essential Expressions: Learn key phrases to express yourself effectively and comfortably.
Role-Play Practice: Engage in interactive role-plays to apply new language skills with ease.
Listen & Learn: Improve comprehension by listening to native speakers in real-life scenarios.
Carry-Over Success: Extend your practice beyond class and watch your skills flourish.

Join us for an exciting journey towards conversational excellence in English!

Warm regards,

Yogender Kashyapp

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