Change Your English, Change Your Life
Get the confidence you want for your life in English.
Get the confidence you want for your life in English.
Annemarie
Owner/Director
Welcome to Speak Confident English
Hi, I'm Annemarie.
English confidence and fluency are 100% possible for you, even if you feel shy, frustrated, and stuck.
We help non-native English speakers with strategies, skills, and resources to live life confidently in English and:
- Have conversations with anyone
- Interview in English & get the job you want
- Share your opinions or ideas in a business meeting
- Make friends easily with people where you live
- Do little things, like go to the grocery store, without stress
- Feel comfortable with any situation—in English
Confident English Success Stories
Before Fluency School, I lacked the self-confidence to speak in English. I’m happy to report I’ve become more confident & fluent.
I feel that it is specialized for shy people, or maybe people that feel they are stuck. Annemarie has the tools to improve it.
I’m glad that I did Fluency School last year, it helped me overcome the fear of speaking in English & I’m much more confident!
I know that when you’re confident in English, you can do anything you want. And the good news is, it’s 100% possible for you. I know because this is what I do every day.
ANNEMARIE
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#198: Describe Your Feelings in English [23 Collocations, Idioms, & Synonyms]
Use more powerful and precise ways to talk about feeling happy, sad, tired, confused, angry or ‘all the feels’ in English. Get 23 collocations, idioms, and synonyms including blissfully happy, to feel prickly, to have a heavy heart, and more.
#197: 8 Powerful Synonyms for Feeling Surprised in English
Using synonyms adds excitement and variety to your English. Plus, you can precisely choose the word you want to best express yourself. For example, using the word amazed vs. flabbergasted. Both mean ‘surprised’ but there’s a slight difference in meaning and use.
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#196: Habits to Improve Your English [+ FREE Download to Measure Progress]
Follow 5 simple steps to start an effective daily habit to improve your English and learn how to measure your progress. Plus, download a free 30-day vocabulary habit tracker.