Fluency is a conversation.

Why practice English with Dardsh?

• Speak from session one, not chapter ten
• Vetted coaches who fix real conversation, not textbook grammar
• AI feedback keeps you sharp between sessions
• Build the English confidence work and travel demand

1. A1Beginner

   You’ll be able to

   • Introduce yourself, spell your name and give your phone number.
   • Order in a café and ask simple questions about prices and times.
   • Understand short, slow instructions and everyday signs.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • I am / I have — The verbs to be and to have in the present.
   • a / an / the — Articles — when to use them and when not to.
   • do / does — Asking questions in the present simple.
2. A2Elementary

   You’ll be able to

   • Describe your day, your job and your family.
   • Handle travel: check in, buy a ticket, explain a simple problem.
   • Tell a short story about something that happened.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • went, saw, bought — Past simple, including the common irregular verbs.
   • going to / will — Plans and predictions.
   • can / should / have to — Ability, advice and obligation.
3. B1Intermediate

   You’ll be able to

   • Keep a conversation going on familiar topics without preparing.
   • Give your opinion and explain why, in a meeting or with friends.
   • Understand the main points of podcasts and series on familiar topics.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • have you ever…? / I've been — Present perfect — the tense learners find hardest.
   • was doing / did — Past continuous for background, past simple for events.
   • if it rains, I'll… — First and second conditionals.
4. B2Upper intermediate

   You’ll be able to

   • Take part in fast discussions and argue a point clearly.
   • Understand most films, news and native speakers at natural speed.
   • Write clear, well-organised emails and reports.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • it was built / I had it fixed — The passive and causative for professional English.
   • she said that… — Reported speech.
   • look into, put off, carry on — Phrasal verbs that native speakers use constantly.
5. C1Advanced

   You’ll be able to

   • Speak fluently at work or university without searching for words.
   • Catch implied meaning, humour and tone.
   • Present and negotiate with precise, natural language.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • had I known… — Inversion and mixed conditionals for emphasis and nuance.
   • might have / must have — Speculating about the past.
   • hedging: it seems, arguably — Softening claims in academic and business English.
6. C2Proficient

   You’ll be able to

   • Understand virtually everything, including idioms and accents.
   • Express fine shades of meaning, even in complex situations.
   • Write and speak in a style that fits any audience.

   Grammar you’ll use

   • cleft sentences: what I need is… — Structuring information for emphasis.
   • register shifts — Moving between formal, neutral and colloquial English at will.

• p / b

  pen / Ben, park / bark

  Arabic has no p. Let a small puff of air out for p; b uses the voice.

• v / f

  very / ferry, van / fan

  Both use the top teeth on the lower lip; only v uses the voice.

• th

  think, three / this, mother

  Tongue lightly between the teeth — not s, t, z or d.

• ship / sheep

  sit / seat, full / fool

  Short and long vowels change the word. Keep the short ones relaxed and quick.

• str, spl, -sts

  street, splash, tests

  Say consonant clusters without adding an extra vowel (not "es-treet").

• word stress

  PHOtograph / phoTOgraphy

  Stress moves between related words, and getting it wrong is harder to understand than a wrong sound.

Exam preparation

Coaches on Dardsh prepare learners for these English exams.

• IELTSBand 0–9 (≈ A1–C2)

  British Council, IDP, Cambridge

  The most requested test for study, work and migration to the UK, Australia and Canada.

• TOEFL iBTCEFR-aligned score

  ETS

  Widely required by universities in the United States.

• Cambridge English (B2 First, C1 Advanced)B1–C2

  Cambridge University Press & Assessment

  Certificates that don't expire, recognised by employers and universities.

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