Understand English but Can’t Speak? Train Your Mouth (3 Daily Exercises)

Do you understand English but freeze when you try to speak?
Does your mouth feel tired, slow, or “stuck” when you talk?

In this SpeakEase English podcast, Lisa and Mike take you to the Mouth Gym and show you how to train your mouth to speak English naturally—just like a workout for your tongue, lips and voice. Speaking English is a physical skill, not just grammar, so today we train your muscles step by step.

🔥 In this video, you will learn:

The Warm-Up: fun tongue twisters and exaggeration drills for TH, W and V sounds.

The Music of English: the Rubber Band technique to fix rhythm, stress and “robot” English.

The Heavy Lifting: the Shadowing method used by fluent speakers to copy native speed and emotion.

A 5‑minute daily practice routine to make your mouth faster, looser and more confident.

🎯 This video is perfect for:

Learners who understand English but can’t speak fluently.

Students who freeze, speak slowly or sound flat in conversations.

Anyone preparing for IELTS / TOEFL speaking or daily English conversation.

💬 Homework – Your “Enemy Word”
What is the one English word you hate to pronounce? “Squirrel”? “Comfortable”? “World”?
Type your Enemy Word in the comments and practice it 10 times today. We may help you with it in a future episode.

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