What are the "Spoken English" classes doing collectively wrong?

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They teach grammar rather than giving them an opportunity to speak in that language
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Focusing only on grammer and tenses
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Not focusing on the communication part
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Hello Vaibhav, the mistake that most spoken English tutors make is that they concentrate more on the grammar part and less on the communication part and also spoken English is not about translating a language into English but more about being able to communicate in it which most of the tutors fail to...
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Hello Vaibhav, the mistake that most spoken English tutors make is that they concentrate more on the grammar part and less on the communication part and also spoken English is not about translating a language into English but more about being able to communicate in it which most of the tutors fail to tell their students read less
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Hello Vaibhav, Grammer and Pronounciation becomes priority in schedule. Which actually not needed for beginners as we have started using both British and US English now a days. Instead they have to start communicating without hesitation fluently. So make them get used for ample of words and methods...
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Hello Vaibhav, Grammer and Pronounciation becomes priority in schedule. Which actually not needed for beginners as we have started using both British and US English now a days. Instead they have to start communicating without hesitation fluently. So make them get used for ample of words and methods to communicate is more importatnt. Depending on work environment one automatically will get used for the rest. read less
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Spoken English should be a private classes..it should be in group
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