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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#240: How & Why to Use the Passive Voice | English Grammar Practice
Here are 6 specific uses of the passive voice in English with clear structures and easy-to-follow examples so you can use the passive voice in your conversations.
Prepare for a Job Interview in English | 6 Simple Tips for Success
As you prepare for a job interview in English, use these 6 surprisingly simple tips to be fully confident and make a positive, lasting impression.
#239: Dropped T and D Sounds in English | Understand Fast Speakers Series
Why does often sound like ofən? Or lightning sound like ligh’ning. The secret is the dropped t sound in English pronunciation. Learn common patterns of dropped sounds in this Confident English lesson.