Learning English has become indispensable in many of our daily life affairs, whether traveling, studying, work or even daily reading, and to learn any language and master it well, one must master basic skills: listening skill, reading skill, writing skill, and speaking skill .

The goal of the program is to teach you the English that local people use in various matters of life, as you will have a great ability to understand what local people say among themselves through 50 different conversations that carry a lot of information.

5 rules you must know
1- No rule tickets
This rule may seem strange to ESL learners, but it is one of the most important rules. You must study the grammar if you are studying English to pass the exam. If you want to speak English fluently, then you must learn the grammar.

Studying grammar will not help you to speak English fluently. Because you will think about grammar while making sentences instead of automatically speaking like colloquial. Did you know that only a small percentage of public speakers know more than 20% of the rules? Whereas ESL speakers know more grammar than generalists. I am a colloquial English speaker, specializing in English literature, and have taught English for more than 10 years, yet I can confidently say that many students know more grammar than I do. I do not memorize the rules, I simply look at the rule and apply it.

Sometimes I ask my friends about a rule, and few of them know the answer. However, they can speak fluently, read, write and listen.

Do you want to conjugate verbs well, or do you speak English fluently?

1- Learn the sentences
Many students learn only words, and try to arrange words together to form correct sentences. What amazes me is how many words they memorize and yet they cannot form correct sentences. The reason is, they learned the words but not the sentences. Children learn English by learning sentences and words together. You must also learn English.

If you memorize 1,000 words you may not be able to form one correct sentence, you will be surprised at how many correct sentences you can form. Finally, when you memorize 1,000 sentences, you will be fluent in English.

The English language basics section is the best example of creating many sentences from one sentence. Don't spend many hours learning many words. Instead, use this time to study the sentences, and it will be faster for you to speak English fluently.

do not translate

Do not translate from Arabic to English. When you want to form an English sentence, the meaning will be different and you w