English conversation practice

English is peculiar among languages in how far apart the two halves sit. Almost nobody starts from nothing: years of films, song lyrics, documentation at work and half the internet have gone in, so people understand far more than they expect. Then someone asks a direct question and none of it comes out. That gap is wider in English than in a language studied properly and never used, because the input was enormous and the output was never once required. Nobody has ever had to answer in it. These lessons work on the half that is missing. You talk, badly at first, about whatever you would actually talk about, and the vocabulary that has been sitting there passively starts coming out on demand. People book before a job that needs it, before a trip, or simply because understanding everything and saying nothing has become embarrassing. A free first lesson is normal.