It is harder to practice "oral" when there is not a native English speaker to talk with.However,it is not totally impossible.We have been working on getting some material for visitors here to use for practicing and we hope to have it available soon.But my first suggestion will be to meet with a friend to practice together.
Another way to practice is for a group of students to memorize a drama or a play together,each taking one role.If you like,you can use the "A Christmas to Remember" drama script that we have here.It only takes a small group of 4 people to do it (six will be better,but two people have very few lines to say).Write me back if you would like more directions on how to get started on that. It is harder to practice "oral" when there is not a native English speaker to talk with.However,it is not totally impossible.We have been working on getting some material for visitors here to use for practicing and we hope to have it available soon.But my first suggestion will be to meet with a friend to practice together.
Another way to practice is for a group of students to memorize a drama or a play together,each taking one role.If you like,you can use the "A Christmas to Remember" drama script that we have here.It only takes a small group of 4 people to do it (six will be better,but two people have very few lines to say).Write me back if you would like more directions on how to get started on that.