What you’ll learn
- Use a, an and the correctly with countable nouns when introducing and then referring back to people, places and things
- Leave the article out where English needs none: uncountable nouns, plurals in general, meals, cities and phrases like go to office
- Say times and dates with the right word: at six, on Monday, on 15 August, in March, in the morning, at night
- Describe locations with in, on and at: in Mumbai, on the third floor, at the counter, at home
- Use the right preposition after common verbs and adjectives: depend on, good at, interested in, wait for, listen to
- Drop the extra words in discuss about, married with, reached to, return back and the rest of the Hindi-transfer family
Skills you’ll practise
This course is for
Hindi-medium learners who drop a, an, the or pick the wrong preposition. Hindi has no articles and one word, mein or par or ko, where English has in, on and at. So a Hindi speaker says I have a good news, I am waiting my friend, we discussed about the plan, and sounds less fluent than they are. This course takes the small words one group at a time, shows exactly where they differ from the Hindi in your head, gives you frames to repeat, and drops you into conversations with a new acquaintance, a client on the phone, a delivery rider and a nosy relative. The capstone is a guided tour of your city for an out-of-town visitor, scored on articles and prepositions.
level
No prior speaking practice needed. Short sentences, lots of repetition, Hindi support whenever you need it.
Course 1 of 12 in the Spoken English track.
Inside every lesson
Ten minutes, five phases, one live tutor. Here is how lesson 1 — “A Bank, The Bank: Introducing and Pointing Back” — runs.
- 1 min
Warm-up & goal
Tutor greets you and states today’s goal.
- 2 min
Learn the patterns
Learn 2–3 sentence patterns and repeat them aloud.
- 5 min
Live roleplay
Live roleplay — you do most of the talking.
- 1.5 min
Corrections & retry
Two specific corrections, then one retry.
- 30 sec
Wrap-up & preview
One thing you did well and a preview of next time.
Syllabus
Lessons unlock one after another. Completed lessons show your score; you can revisit any lesson.
Your AI tutors
Same lessons, different personalities. Pick one now or switch any time.
Patient English teacher from a Lucknow government school, late 40s
Best suited for: Hindi-medium learners who know the rules on paper but freeze when speaking, and need someone who explains by contrast with Hindi without ever making them feel small
The Strict-but-Kind Corrector
Strict-but-kind corporate English trainer from Hyderabad, mid 30s
Best suited for: Intermediate learners who want their mistakes caught every single time and are ready to be held to a professional standard without harshness
The Playful Conversation Partner
Playful ex-radio host from Delhi, late 20s, talks like a friend
Best suited for: Learners who understand English but go silent in real conversations, and need a chatty partner who keeps the talk going and corrects without breaking the flow
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