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What you eat in a day
What do you usually eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Say what you like and don't like.
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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 do you usually eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Say what you like and don't like.
Describe the street where you live. What is good about it, and what would you change?
What do you use your phone for during a normal day? Give three or four examples.
Describe your morning from waking up until you leave the house or start your day.
What do you do on a normal Saturday, from morning to evening?
How do you try to stay healthy? Talk about food, sleep and exercise.
What is the weather like today? What do you like doing when it is like this?
What's something you bought recently that was worth the money?
Do you cook most nights or order in? How do you feel about that?
You are at a clinic. The doctor says: “What seems to be the problem?” Describe a headache you've had for three days and answer their questions.
You want to return a jacket that has a broken zip. The assistant says: “Hi, how can I help?” Explain the problem and ask for a refund or exchange.
List and describe everything in your kitchen you can think of, without stopping.