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English for Real Life: What to Say in a Restaurant / Shop / Call By: Slow English Practice Team Have you ever found yourself in a restaurant or on a call, knowing what you want to say in your language but going completely blank in English? You're not alone. When I first moved to an English-speaking country, I thought I was “good” at English. I’d studied grammar, passed exams, and could read articles online. But the first time I walked into a restaurant and tried to order food , I froze . 🥄 At the Restaurant: My First Time Ordering It was a small café. I walked in, looked at the menu, and then… panic . I wanted a coffee and a sandwich, but instead of saying something clear, I mumbled : "Uh… one… coffee… and… sandwich… please?" The cashier smiled politely, but I could tell I didn’t sound confident. 👉 Later, I realized all I needed were a few basic, natural phrases. Here’s what I now use confidently “Can I get a…?” Example: “Can I get a cappuccino and a tuna sandwich, ...

You Don’t Need Big Grammar to Speak Good English Question -   Can you speak fluently english without knowing advanced grammar? Absolutely yes, Many people believe that to speak English good, they need to master complex grammar rules.  But the truth is, you don’t need “big grammar” to speak confidently and correctly. In fact, most fluent speakers use only basic grammar in daily conversations. ✅ 1. Communication is the Goal — Not Perfection The main purpose of speaking English is to communicate clearly. (Are you agree?) You don’t have to use perfect grammar every time — you just need to be understood. 🔹 Example:                      "He go to school every day."  (Grammatically wrong, but understandable.) "He goes to school every day." (Correct, but the message is the same.) ✅ 2. Most Conversations Use Simple Tenses Did you know? 👉 80% of everyday English conversation uses just 3 main tenses, like ⬇️. Present Si...

10 Effective Tips to Improve English Pronunciation   Written by: slow english practice team  Good pronunciation is the key to speaking English fluently and confidently. Most of learners struggle with pronunciation, leading to misunderstandings or hesitation while speaking. However, with the right techniques, anyone can improve their English pronunciation.   In this blog, we will explore, 10 practical tips to help you sound more natural, clear and better when speaking English.    1.  Listen carefully to native speaker  The first step to improving pronunciation is active listening with native speaker. Pay attention to how native speakers pronounce words.   ✅ How to practice Watch English movies, TV shows, YouTube videos and follow slow english podcast too(use subtitles if need).   Listen to podcasts, news channels, and audiobooks.   Observe the rhythm, stress, and intonation in their speech.   Examp...

  Was vs Were – Simple Rules You Must Know   Learn English with Easy Way Do you face problems between “was” and “were”? You are not only one Here! These two small words are used every day in spoken English — but lots of learners make mistakes with them. Today we will learn through this blog: What "was" and "were" mean When we use "was" When to use "were" Simple examples Quick tips to remember Let’s move to make it easy and simple🌟 🔎 What Are “Was” and “Were”? Both “was” and “were” are past tense forms of the verb “to be”. We use t hem to talk about the past. ✅ When we Use “Was” Use “was” with: I He She It One person/thing (singular) 🔸 Examples:                         I was tired yesterday.                         He was at the office.                          She was my teacher.   ...

  Do’  vs  ‘Does’ – Easy Guide for Beginners 👋 Hello learners! Do you get confused between "do" and "does"? Don’t worry! You’re not alone . Many English learners struggle to choose the correct one. But today, I will explain the difference between “do” and “does” in a very easy way, with simple rules, examples, and tips Let's move step by step  What Is "Do" and "Does"? " Do ” and “ Does ” are helping verbs used in the present tense, especially for: ✅ Asking questions ✅ Making negative sentences ✅ Giving short answers They are NOT used for past tense.  1. Use of “Do” Use “ do ” with these subjects: ➡️ I, You, We, They  Examples  :                       I do my homework every day.                        You do a great job.                      We do yoga in the morning.   ...

How To Introduce Yourself in English By : slow english podcast team. Do you get nervous when someone asks,                  “ Tell me about yourself? ” Don’t worry!  In this post, I’ll show you how to introduce yourself in English — step by step — with simple examples. This is one of the most important things you must learn as a beginner. Whether it’s for school, job interviews, or meeting new people, a clear self-introduction shows your confidence and communication skills.  1. Start with a Greeting Always begin with a polite greeting. This creates a friendly first impression. 🔹 Examples:                        Hello!                        Hi, good morning.                        Good afternoon.                 ...