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English where you live

Make English work where you live.

The bank, the landlord, the GP, the colleague who talks fast. Practise the conversations your week actually has, with one tutor, 60 minutes a week.

Free, no card. Lessons with a tutor are paid; your first can be a £6 trial.

This week’s conversations

  • MonOpening a bank account
  • TueCalling the landlord about the boiler
  • ThuA GP appointment on the phone
  • FriA meeting where everyone talks fast

Any of these can be your lesson. Example

What helps

Your week, in the lesson.

  1. Bring the real conversation.

    The call you’re dreading, the letter you didn’t understand. That’s where the hour starts.

  2. A tutor who knows these conversations.

    Every Glossalyse tutor starts from your situations, not a textbook.

  3. Something to use before next week.

    Leave with what to keep, what to fix and what to say next time.

Free, and with a tutor

Start free. Add a tutor when you want one.

Free, with an account

Practice for every day.

FreeA free account. No card.
  • Daily practice in up to 2 languagesRead or listen, remember, speak.
  • Written feedback on one spoken answer a day in each languageMore speaking is welcome; it just has no feedback that day.
  • The Speaking Diagnostic, every 60 daysAn estimate of your speaking level, in words.
  • The communityPeople learning too, and the tutors.

With a tutor

A good hour, every week.

  • Weekly£96 every 28 days
  • Twice weekly£192 every 28 days
  • One hour a week with the same tutor60 minutes, live on video. English now.
  • Keep, fix, use next after every lessonThe next lesson opens by using it.
  • Daily practice built from your lessonsWith feedback on three spoken answers a day.
  • Try a lesson for £6One lesson with Jon. Cancel before it starts and get the £6 back. Plans: cancel any time.

Before you decide

What you can see for yourself.

After your lesson

Example
Keep

Could you say that again, a bit slower?

Polite and clear. Keep it ready for phone calls.

Fix

I want to make a complain about the heating.
I’d like to make a complaint about the heating.

Complaint is the noun; I’d like sounds softer than I want.

Use next

Use “I’m calling about …” when you ring the landlord.

Tell your tutor how it went.

An example, not a real learner’s notes.

  • What you get after every lesson.

    Keep, fix, use next. The example shows the shape; yours comes from your own lesson.

  • The tutors, by name.

    • Jon
    • Olga
  • A first lesson for £6.

    New to lessons? Try one with Jon for £6. Cancel before it starts and you get the £6 back.

  • A free speaking check.

    About three minutes, with an estimate in words.

    Take the speaking check

Before you decide

A few things you might wonder.

Ask us something else
I get by every day. Is that enough to start?

Yes. Getting by is a good place to start: your tutor works on the conversations that still cost you effort.

Can lessons fit around my week?

You pick a weekly time with Jon from his open hours. It stays yours every week.

Can I try a lesson first?

Yes. If you haven’t paid us for lessons or a plan before, you can book one trial lesson with Jon for £6. Cancel any time before it starts and you get the £6 back.

Your next good conversation

Start with this week’s conversation.

Create a free account, then pick a weekly time with Jon. Bring the conversation you’re dreading.

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