🎓 Method
The person who asks keeps the conversation going — start with one “What about you?”
Free real-time AI voice conversation means anyone now has someone to speak English with. Yet when you actually talk, it often ends with the AI asking and you only answering. Exam English taught you to answer questions accurately, but it rarely taught you to ask first. In real conversation, people feel you are interested in them less when you answer well and more when you ask back: What about you?, How did you get into that?, What do you mean by that? Questions start with sound before grammar. Yes/no questions usually rise at the end, while questions starting with What or How usually fall. You need to hear that difference before it comes out of your mouth naturally. Say Global English has you hear the intonation of questions in native-speaker audio first, read the same sentences along, compare your recording with the model to check your intonation, and then ask an AI tutor questions yourself. For twenty-six years, since 2000, Huston has taught in the classroom by repeating a sentence back correctly instead of pointing out the error, and Say Global English brings that approach online. Twenty-five minutes a day, with progress saved to your account so it continues across phone and computer. Start with the free level test to see where to begin.
1. What about you? · What do you mean? — start by hearing the short questions that hand the conversation back
2. Yes/no questions usually rise, What and How questions usually fall — hear the difference in native-speaker audio first
3. Record the questions you read along and compare your intonation with the model
4. Practise asking first, listening to the answer and asking again 1:1 with an AI tutor
5. The 26-year Huston way: repeat the sentence back correctly instead of pointing out the error
6. 25 minutes a day · progress saved to your account, continuing between phone and computer · free level test
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