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5 METHODS

Practice speaking in short, simple sentences first
1. This reduces pressure and helps you speak smoothly without overthinking.
2. HOW TO
  1. Write 5 simple sentences about a situation
  2. Situation – Walking with friends
  3. Simple Sentences
    1. The men are smiling and look happy.
    2. They are wearing casual sports clothes.
    3. One person is carrying a soccer ball.
    4. The guy in the black shirt is holding goalkeeper gloves.
    5. The sky is bright and blue above them.
Think in English, not your native language
1. Train your brain to form ideas in English, so you don’t pause to translate.
2. HOW TO
  1. Use the 5Ws to describe various situations
  2. Situation – Soccer match
  3. 5Ws + Paragraph
    1. Who: The soccer players on both teams
    2. What: Competing intensely for control of the ball
    3. When: During an active moment of a live match
    4. Where: On the field near the sideline of a professional stadium
    5. Why: Each team is battling for possession to create scoring opportunities and gain a competitive edge in the match
    6. Paragraph: “In this situation, the soccer players on both teams are competing intensely for control of the ball during an active moment of a live match. This takes place on the field near the sideline of a professional stadium, where every movement matters. Each team is battling for possession to create scoring opportunities and gain a competitive edge in the match.”
Use “chunking” (memorized phrases) instead of single words
1. Speaking in natural phrases boosts fluency and reduces hesitation.
2. HOW TO
  1. Memorize 5 phrases to describe a situation
  2. Situation – Dribbling a soccer ball
  3. 5 English Phrases
    1. Giving it his all
    2. Straining every muscle possible
    3. Showing intense determination
    4. Exerting a lot of energy
    5. Pushing himself to the limit
Prepare 3 “go-to responses” for common questions
1. Having ready-made answers eliminates pressure in real conversations.
2. HOW TO
  1. Select 3 common questions and write 3 go-to responses
  2. Situation – Quick lunch meeting with coworkers
  3. 3 Common Questions + 3 Go-To responses
    1. Question 1: “How was your weekend?”
      1. It was great! I spent some time with family and relaxed at home.
      2. Pretty good! I caught up on some reading and went for a long walk.
      3. Not bad at all. I tried a new restaurant and really enjoyed it.
    2. Question 2: “What do you think about this project?”
      1. I think it’s really interesting and has a lot of potential.
      2. It’s challenging, but I believe we can make it work.
      3. I’m on board with it. The goals are clear and achievable.
    3. Question 3: “Do you have any ideas for our next meeting?”
      1. Yes, I think we should focus on the timeline and deliverables.
      2. Maybe we could review the feedback we received and adjust our approach.
      3. I’d suggest we brainstorm some creative solutions to the challenges we’re facing.
Build vocabulary around topics you talk about often
1. Familiar vocabulary reduces blank moments and increases confidence.
2. HOW TO
  1. Memorize 5 vocabulary words to describe a situation
  2. Situation – Fans watching a game
  3. 5 Vocabulary words
    1. Engrossed – deeply absorbed or fully focused on something
      1. The fans are completely engrossed in the game unfolding on the screen.
    2. Captivated – having one’s attention held completely by something interesting or exciting
      1. The viewers appear captivated by the intense match, unable to look away.
    3. Anticipation – the feeling of excitement about something that is going to happen
      1. You can see the anticipation on their faces as they wait to see what happens next in the game.
    4. Enthusiastic – showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest
      1. The group looks enthusiastic about supporting their team during this crucial moment.
    5. Riveted – completely fascinated or absorbed by what one is seeing or hearing
      1. Everyone seems riveted to the television, not wanting to miss a single second of the action.