For English in meetings and presentations
The English you couldn't say,
say it next time.
Look back at the English you spoke, choose points to fix, and say it again. The practice continues until you can re-say it.
Business
LanguagesPractice in English · Explain in English
Duration10 min
Can you give us a quick update on the timeline?
Your responseWe will finish the design until next Friday. I will share the document to everyone, and there is no problem for the deadline.
Your update is clear and logical. Tightening the prepositions (by / with) makes it more accurate and natural.
We will finish the design until next Friday.
After the fixWe will finish the design by next Friday.
- Topuntil next Friday → by next FridayUse “by” for a deadline (a point you complete something), not “until”.
- Nextshare the document to → share the document with
- Usageno problem for the deadline → no problem with the deadline
Pick which points to re-say and practice from several corrections.
- Deadline prepositionuntil next Friday → by next Friday
- “share” prepositionshare the document to → share the document with
- “problem” prepositionno problem for the deadline → no problem with the deadline
We will finish the design by next Friday.
We will finish the design by next Friday.
You re-said it with the points you choseAfter saving → Review and Test01Topic: business meeting
How it works
Speak, choose, confirm.
Three steps to turn English you couldn't say into English you can use.
Can you give us a quick update on the timeline?
Your responseWe will finish the design until next Friday. I will share the document to everyone, and there is no problem for the deadline.
Languages: Practice in English · Explain in EnglishYour update is clear and logical. Tightening the prepositions (by / with) makes it more accurate and natural.
We will finish the design until next Friday.
After the fixWe will finish the design by next Friday.
- TopDeadline prepositionuntil next Friday → by next FridayUse “by” for a deadline (a point you complete something), not “until”.
- Next“share” prepositionshare the document to → share the document withUse “share ... with” for the people who receive it.
- Usage“problem” prepositionno problem for the deadline → no problem with the deadline
Pick which points to re-say and practice from several corrections.
- Deadline prepositionuntil next Friday → by next Friday
- “share” prepositionshare the document to → share the document with
- “problem” prepositionno problem for the deadline → no problem with the deadline
Deadline preposition
- Deadline prepositionuntil next Friday → by next Friday
- “share” prepositionshare the document to → share the document with
Deadline preposition
We will finish the design until next Friday.
Hint: check the deadline preposition (by).Deadline preposition
We will finish the design by next Friday.
You re-said it with the points you chose
Deadline preposition (until → by)
We will finish the design until next Friday.
Your answerWe will finish the design by next Friday.
Correct this sentence out loud
New questionPlease submit the report until Monday.
Your answerPlease submit the report by Monday.
- Review
- Re-practice the mistakes and expressions you saved, spaced over time.
- Test
- Confirm you can say it with a new question built from your own learning content.
Two steps that follow your practice:
Why it sticks
Don't leave it at “I couldn't say it.”
Look back at what you said and re-say it yourself — then carry that practice through to Review and Test.
You just keep talking
Conversation practice often ends without knowing what to fix.
You can see what to fix
From your own response, you check priority points and why they matter.
Reading a fix doesn't mean you can say it
Seeing the better wording doesn't guarantee you can use it as your own next time.
You say it again yourself
You re-say the point you chose — first with a hint, then without.
You forget what you learned
Even after a fix, it won't stick without a chance to recall it later.
It continues through Review and Test
You review what you saved, then check whether you can say it in a new question.
Primary use case
Meetings and presentations at work.
Choose workplace moments where you speak English, and turn what you couldn't say into English you can use next time.
- Share progress and next actions briefly
- Explain key points and reasons calmly
- Answer questions in your own words on the spot
Also useful for
Work English, across many situations.
Practice the kinds of work situations where you need to speak English.
Status meetings
Share timelines and updates briefly and clearly.
Presentations
Deliver key points and supporting reasons calmly.
1:1s and syncs
State opinions and proposals in natural English.
Working with overseas teams
Say it out loud instead of relying only on email.
How we compare
From speaking to lasting practice.
We compare more than just 'speaking' — reviewing, re-saying, and confirming later matter too.
Review is spaced practice where you recall a saved expression and say it again. Test uses new questions built from your own study to confirm what has stuck.