What you’ll learn
- Describe a person, place or object for a full minute without stopping or switching to Hindi
- State an opinion with two reasons and a conclusion in a structured ninety-second answer
- Narrate a process or a day step by step using sequence words
- Compare two options and recommend one using comparison language
- Respond to a surprise topic within thirty seconds using a fixed opening frame
- Speak for two minutes on a given topic with at least two concrete examples and fewer than three fillers
Skills you’ll practise
This course is for
Learners who know English grammar but run out of words after two sentences. You understand English and your grammar is fine, but when someone says 'tell me more' you stop after two sentences. This course fixes that with stopwatch drills: a one-minute description, an opinion with two reasons, narrating a process, comparing two options, a thirty-second response to a surprise topic, and stretching an answer with examples. The tutor keeps time, counts fillers, feeds you the next linking phrase when you stall, and pulls you back to English every time. The capstone is three two-minute talks back to back, timed and scored.
level
You can hold a basic conversation but hesitate, translate in your head, or freeze under pressure. We fix that.
Course 6 of 12 in the Spoken English track.
Inside every lesson
Ten minutes, five phases, one live tutor. Here is how lesson 1 — “The One-Minute Description Drill” — 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.
Energetic fluency coach and former Toastmasters area director from Indore, early 30s
Best suited for: Learners who know the grammar but run out of words after two sentences, speak too slowly or fill every pause with 'actually' and 'basically'
The Patient Bridge
Patient spoken-English trainer from Lucknow who was herself a Hindi-medium student, mid 40s
Best suited for: Hindi-medium learners who understand English but freeze when they have to speak it, and who need a tutor who will never laugh at a mistake
The Corporate Realist
Brisk business-communication trainer at a Gurugram outsourcing firm, late 30s
Best suited for: Working professionals who can speak English but sound either too blunt or too apologetic on client calls and need a trainer who plays the client realistically
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