Most People Never Master English…

If you are reading this page, then we know that your English reading skills are ok. But when it comes to actually speaking English, well, that’s another story!

You have probably been studying English for years, and yet, you still feel nervous, embarrassed, or self-conscious about speaking English. Perhaps you must speak slowly, and you have difficulty finding the right words to communicate. Maybe speaking good English feels like a chore. Maybe you make simple grammar mistakes that make you feel foolish. People shouldn’t judge your intelligence based on your English speaking skills, but unfortunately… they do.

You might even feel like you are too old to ever master English or any other language. We’re here to tell you that nothing could be further from the truth! Anyone can become fluent in English — at any age — you simply need to find a system that makes learning as easy as possible.

Stop Studying and Start Using English

You Learn By Doing.

If you want to become a better speaker, you need to speak more. And if you want to become a better listener, you need to listen more. This is something that even teachers don’t know. They want you to learn by memorizing. They want you to learn by studying grammar rules. You won’t become fluent by studying rules. You must practice speaking and listening.

Now, there are a select few “name brand” English courses that will help you practice speaking and listening. They are effective, however most of them come with one big flaw…

Studies have shown that fewer than 10% of people will read a book past the first chapter. This is the same for English courses. Most people start English courses that they will never finish. Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult to actually finish an entire English course?

The answer is simple:

Most English Courses are Boring!

There is a better way to learn…

There are many English courses and programs out there, but these lessons come with major problems.

Many are filled with English that is for beginners or English that you will never use in the real world. Most of them make you spend hours and hours memorizing grammar rules and looking at flash cards, but they don’t give you a way to practice your speaking and your listening. So what happens? You get bored with the material. Deep down, you know that you won’t use most of what you are learning, and it kills your motivation.

How can you be expected to learn fluent English from a boring English course? If you give up on an English textbook because it cannot hold your attention, it’s not your fault.