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What if?
Answer: what would you do if you suddenly had a free month with no responsibilities? Use the second conditional.
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Short speaking tasks that push one structure — past tense, comparisons, conditionals.
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Answer: what would you do if you suddenly had a free month with no responsibilities? Use the second conditional.
Talk about a project. Use dependent prepositions naturally: depend on, deal with, succeed in, worry about, rely on.
Describe where you expect to be and what you'll be doing this time next year. Use 'will be …ing'.
Ask for information politely using indirect questions: Could you tell me…? Do you know if…? I was wondering…
Look around or think of a situation and make guesses. Modals of deduction: must be, might be, could be, can't be.
Summarise a recent event as a news report. Use the passive to keep focus on the event: was announced, has been closed, is being investigated.
Describe a project from start to finish using phrasal verbs: take on, set up, carry out, deal with, sort out, follow up, wrap up.
Talk about things that started in the past and continue now. Use present perfect with 'since' and 'for'.
Talk about this year so far, then last year. Switch between present perfect (unfinished) and past simple (finished).
Retell a conversation you had recently. Use reported speech: he said (that)…, she told me…, they asked if…
Talk about things you'd like to be different. Use 'I wish + past' for now and 'I wish + past perfect' for the past.