Hi Elena! Nice work! I'm a native American English speaker and have taught ESL (English as a Second Language). Here are some suggestions about ways to write/speak your sentence submissions: [Let her always speak English at the lessons.] Always let her speak English during the lessons. [1) And let him always speak English at the lessons as well.] And always let him speak English during the lessons, as well. [2) And let him always speak English at the lessons too.] And always let him speak English during the lessons, too. [3)And let him also always speak English at the lessons.] And also, always let him speak English during the lessons. or... And always let him speak English during the lessons also. Hope this helps...let me know if you have any questions! Marguerite

Yes, they all mean the same thing and would be easily understood.

The others seem to have understood while I did not understand what your real meaning was.Were you asking permission for someone to allow someone else to speak English during the lessons? Were you trying to use the idea of I hope he will be able to? In the first case, I would say, "Please always allow him also to speak English during the lessons." " Please allow him as well to......... " " Please allow him always to speak English during the lessons , too. In the other case I would say , I hope that he will always be speaking English during the lessons (as well/ too/ or also. Oh, you should also say correct or not, not correct or no