Sentence examples for speak really from inspiring English sources
"I'm just kind of packing for tour as we speak, really," she said.
He would make a very serious face and speak really fast while motioning towards his backpack.
"Most current and former large city school system leaders are reluctant to speak really forthrightly about the nature of the challenges," he said.
Nor do you need to speak really, really loudly, as Kathy Bates does in "Titanic," to show how crass you are.
If Miliband were to speak really freely about the brutal realities resulting from Cameron's policies, no one would give a monkey's about how adenoidal he sounded.
Normally I speak really, really fast, but due to the importance of this occasion I am going to go really, really slow.
The second winner spoke really quickly.
"The audience has spoken, and they have spoken really loudly.
That was something the prime minister spoke really strongly about.
If you want to hear English spoken really well then listen to a well-taught foreigner.
