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custom English speaking plan for one

week
Here’s a custom English speaking plan for one week, designed to improve your speaking
skills step by step. Each day focuses on a different aspect of speaking and includes
structured practice to make it easy to follow.

Weekly English Speaking Plan

Day 1: Building Confidence

1.​ Topic: Introduce Yourself​

○​ Speak for 3 minutes about yourself. Include:


■​ Your name, where you live, what you do, and your hobbies.
○​ Example:​
"My name is Mitas. I live in [your city/village]. I am learning English because
I want to improve my skills. In my free time, I enjoy watching movies and
practicing speaking English."
○​ Repeat 3 times, recording yourself, and listen for improvements.
2.​ New Words:​
Learn and use 3–5 words related to introductions (e.g., "hobby," "goal," "practice").
Use them in sentences.​

3.​ Shadowing Exercise:​

○​ Watch a short video (1–2 minutes) on YouTube about introductions (e.g.,


“How to Introduce Yourself in English”).
○​ Pause and repeat each sentence aloud.

Day 2: Daily Life Vocabulary

1.​ Topic: Describe Your Day​

○​ Talk about what you did yesterday and what you plan to do today.
○​ Example:​
"Yesterday, I went to the library to study English. I read a book and practiced
speaking. Today, I will watch an English video and learn 5 new words."
2.​ Focus on Tenses:​
Practice using past and future tenses.​

○​ Example:​
"I ate breakfast at 8 AM."​
"I will go for a walk in the evening."
3.​ Role Play Practice:​

○​ Imagine you’re telling your daily routine to a friend.


○​ Example: "Hey, how was your day?" Speak both sides of the conversation.

Day 3: Speaking About Favorites

1.​ Topic: Talk About Your Favorite Things​

○​ Favorite food, movie, place, or activity.


○​ Example:​
"My favorite movie is Chronicles of Narnia. I like it because the story is
exciting and teaches good lessons."
2.​ Learn 3 Adjectives:​
Practice words like "delicious," "amazing," "beautiful."​
Use them in sentences about your favorites.​

3.​ Q&A Practice:​

○​ Prepare questions to ask yourself. Example:


■​ "Why do I like this?"
■​ "When did I first try it?"
○​ Answer out loud.

Day 4: Real-Life Conversations

1.​ Topic: Ordering Food at a Restaurant​

○​ Example Dialogue:​
"Waiter: Hello, what would you like to order?​
You: I’d like a sandwich and a coffee, please."
2.​ Role Play Practice:​
Pretend to order food or ask for help in a shop. Practice both the customer's and
waiter’s lines.​

3.​ New Phrases:​

○​ Learn and practice: "Can I have...?" "I’d like..." "How much does it cost?"

Day 5: Storytelling Practice

1.​ Topic: Tell a Short Story​

○​ Choose a memory or make up a story.


○​ Example:​
"Last year, I went to a beautiful park with my family. We had a picnic, played
games, and took many pictures."
2.​ Use Connectors:​

○​ Practice words like "and," "then," "because," "after that."


○​ Example: "We went to the park because the weather was sunny."
3.​ Record and Reflect:​

○​ Record yourself telling the story.


○​ Listen and identify areas to improve.

Day 6: Expressing Opinions

1.​ Topic: Share Your Opinion​

○​ Example Questions:
■​ "What do you think about global warming?"
■​ "Do you like learning English? Why or why not?"
2.​ Practice Phrases:​

○​ "In my opinion..."
○​ "I think that..."
○​ "I agree/disagree because..."
3.​ Debate Practice:​

○​ Imagine someone disagrees with you. Practice responding.


○​ Example:​
"I think learning English is important because it helps with communication."​
"Why do you think so?"

Day 7: Review and Free Practice

1.​ Review:​

○​ Summarize everything you practiced this week. Talk about what you learned
and your progress.
2.​ Free Speaking Practice:​

○​ Pick any topic you like and speak for 5 minutes without stopping.
○​ Example: Talk about your English course, your favorite book, or your future
goals.
3.​ Feedback:​

○​ Record your free speaking session. Listen to it and write down:


■​ One thing you did well.
■​ One area to improve.

Notes for Consistency:

●​ Spend 15–20 minutes per day on these activities.


●​ Keep a notebook to track new words and phrases.
●​ If you have a partner, involve them in role-play activities.

Would you like me to prepare daily prompts for the next week as well?

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