Practice English Free Online

As we approach the holidays, let's discus Halloween!
For the comfort of all, please keep your cameras on to promote a safe and supportive environoment..

• What do you know about the origins of Halloween, and how is it celebrated in your country, if at all?
• How do you feel about dressing up in costumes for Halloween? What kind of costume would you choose?
• In many places, children go "trick-or-treating" on Halloween. What do you think of this tradition?
• How do you think Halloween has changed over time, and why do you think it has become popular in so many countries?
• What are some common myths or legends associated with Halloween? Do any similar stories exist in your culture?
• If you were to create your own Halloween tradition, what would it be like?
• How does the idea of ghosts and spirits differ in your culture compared to what is popularized during Halloween?
• Halloween often involves pumpkin carving. What significance do pumpkins or similar fruits have in your culture?
• How do you think Halloween reflects the values or beliefs of the cultures that celebrate it?
• In some countries, Halloween is seen as a fun, lighthearted event, while in others, it's more serious. How would you explain these different perspectives?

This nonprofit public speaking group is a great opportunity to build effective English communication skills.
We meet each Friday at 7:05 AM (PST). Each meeting has three components:
1. Prepared speeches
2. Impromptu speaking
3. Evaluations of prepared environment
Approximately 50% of our club consists of non-native English speakers.
You are welcome to join and listen or you can actively participate.

NOTE: The Zoom link will be sent to you approximately 1-2 hours prior to the event (please check the email associated with your Meetup acct).

This nonprofit public speaking group is a great opportunity to build effective English communication skills.
We meet each Friday at 7:05 AM (PST). Each meeting has three components:
1. Prepared speeches
2. Impromptu speaking
3. Evaluations of prepared environment
Approximately 50% of our club consists of non-native English speakers.
You are welcome to join and listen or you can actively participate.

NOTE: The Zoom link will be sent to you approximately 1-2 hours prior to the event (please check the email associated with your Meetup acct).

This nonprofit public speaking group is a great opportunity to build effective English communication skills.
We meet each Friday at 7:05 AM (PST). Each meeting has three components:
1. Prepared speeches
2. Impromptu speaking
3. Evaluations of prepared environment
Approximately 50% of our club consists of non-native English speakers.
You are welcome to join and listen or you can actively participate.

NOTE: The Zoom link will be sent to you approximately 1-2 hours prior to the event (please check the email associated with your Meetup acct).