Group №13 Individual work on the practice of improving Speaking skills

For this strategy, you can divide your talk into 4 parts (the 4 prompts). Take the first one for example: “what the sport is”

You can use this to create your opening sentence.

“I guess I could begin by saying something about what the sport is, and I think I would have to choose football. Most people know that football is…”


Now look at the second prompt:
“How often you play/watch it”(you need to change “you” to “I”)


The sentence might be:

“Going on to my next point which is how often I play it, I really need to add that if I have enough time, I usually play it about twice a week. In fact…”

And then the third prompt: “why you like it.” The third sentence could be:

“And now with reference to why I like it, the pint I want to make here is that…”

And the last prompt: “Whether it is popular in your country.” The 4^th sentence:

“And so finally then, if I have time to answer to the question of whether it is popular in my country, really I should mention that…”

So the final structure (without content) might look like this:

“I guess I could begin by saying something about what the sport is, and I think I would have to choose…

Going on to my next point which is how often I play it, I really need to add that…
And now with reference to why I like it, the point I want to make here is that…
And so finally then, if I have time, in answer to the question of whether it is popular in my country, really I should mention that…”


Here is a complete answer using this structure:
Describe a famous person you would like to meet
You should say:
Who the person is
Why he/she is famous
Why you would like to meet this celebrity
What you would like to do if you met this person

“I guess I could begin by saying something about who this person is, and I think I would have to choose the superstar Jackie Chan from Hong Kong.