What app do you usually use to practice spoken English?

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Any of the english speaking apps are of no use. You have to actually start reading books and read the dictionary.
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Neeru puri

Well ,i do interaction till the phobia is reduced.then hesitation is thrown out.i have many listing audio mini comp to improve accent.
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Dear Amanbir, Generally, one does not practice IELTS speaking in a phone/iPad/Mac, even though the app store might have some apps. It is because the IELTS exam has a physical examiner in front of you, and the apps would not help you much in giving that confidence in speaking in front of a person....
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Dear Amanbir, Generally, one does not practice IELTS speaking in a phone/iPad/Mac, even though the app store might have some apps. It is because the IELTS exam has a physical examiner in front of you, and the apps would not help you much in giving that confidence in speaking in front of a person. So, in my opinion, even though the app store might have those speaking practice apps, it is better to practice the speaking module with a tutor/person. read less
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You can use Hello English app,where u can learn through different exercises.
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There is as such no app,because app can not teach like a teacher
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