SpeakYourMind Learning English

About this app

Speak Your Mind, the speaking specialists. Speak Your Mind – you have chosen to learn with us because you want to make a real difference to your English. We want to make learning English even easier and more complete. Access the App In your Student Book you will find your personal code for access to the Speak Your Mind App. Simple to use, with a single username and password you can access original Speak Your Mind content on your computer, your tablet or your phone. What’s on the App? Digital Book You have the complete Student Book– ideal for studying and revising whenever you want, on the go or on the beach! For your convenience, you can bookmark your most recent page so you can pick up automatically from where you left off. Listening Your Speak Your Mind App contains hours of listening practice with hundreds of dialogues at your level. You’ll hear a variety of speakers with different accents and different speaking speeds to help you develop your listening skills. You’ll hear the new words and grammar you learn in class, and have the chance to keep all your ‘old’ English fresh with examples of spoken English in a range of different situations and real-life contexts. You can choose between ‘Listen’ and ‘Listen&Read’ mode. We know that listening can be hard – we suggest you listen a couple of times and then select ‘Listen&Read’ mode to check out how well you have understood the conversations you have just heard. Exercises Your Speak Your Mind App contains original exercises for each Lesson – these are extra to the exercises you have in your Student Book. These exercises give you the chance to test your grammar and your vocabulary – and to get the answers as you complete each exercise. All the exercises are designed to practise the language you have learnt up to that point in the course.

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