Life in your city
What is it like to live where you live now?
Goal
Handle daily life — shops, plans, small talk.
Most speaking is ordinary: talking about your day, making a plan, describing where you live, handling a quick exchange in a shop. These exercises build the fluency that makes those moments effortless instead of effortful.
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What is it like to live where you live now?
What is a dish you could eat every day?
What do you do to take care of your health?
Tell me about the place where you grew up.
What are you hoping to do in the next few months?
Talk about what you do to stay healthy, and what you could do better.
Talk about your home and the area around it.
Talk about how you think about money — spending, saving, worrying.
Talk about everything you have done so far today.
Describe your street. Use 'there is' for singular, 'there are' for plural, and 'is/are there…?' for questions.
Explain how something always works. Zero conditional: 'If you heat water, it boils'; 'When I skip breakfast, I…'.
Talk about your plans for next month. Use 'going to' for intentions and 'will' for quick decisions.