English speaking practice: a personal plan
English speaking practice: a personal plan
Start with the situations where you want to speak English. Interviews, travel and everyday conversation call for different vocabulary and practice settings.
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Where to start
1 · Choose a real situation
Describe two conversations you expect to have. Give a specific example of what feels difficult.
2 · Observe the starting point
Use a short conversation with a tutor to identify expression, comprehension and fluency needs. No recording is required in the first form.
3 · Build a routine
Balance live conversation, brief repetition and topic preparation around your weekly availability.
4 · Make progress visible
Repeat the same scenario periodically. Record what has become easier and adjust the plan around remaining difficulties.
Questions you may have
Is fluency guaranteed within a fixed time?
No. Progress depends on starting level, practice and individual circumstances.
Can this cover more than business English?
Yes. Travel, daily conversation and other goals can be considered in the scope review.
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