Speaking Module Tips

Explore effective strategies and resources to enhance your spoken English skills for better communication.

Practice Regularly

Engage in daily conversations to build confidence and fluency in spoken English with real-life scenarios.

Use Multimedia Tools

Incorporate videos, podcasts, and apps to improve listening skills and pronunciation in spoken English.

Join Language Groups

Connect with peers to practice speaking and receive constructive feedback on your English communication.

Expand your Vocabulary

Learn new words and phrases daily. Instead of just memorizing them, try to use them in sentences and conversations to reinforce your learning.

Record your speaking practice and listen to it. This helps you identify areas for improvement, such as pronunciation or grammar mistakes.

Ask For Feedback

Record Yourself

Don’t be afraid to ask friends, teachers, or colleagues for constructive feedback on your speaking skills. It’s a great way to identify and work on your weaknesses.

SAMPLE TEST(SPEAKING PART 2)

Describe a time when you helped someone needy.

You should say:

when it happened

who the person was

what kind of help you did

And explain how you felt after helping him or her.

Ans -

About two years ago, during a heavy monsoon downpour, I had an encounter that left a lasting impression on me. It was a typical gloomy afternoon, and I was rushing to catch my bus home after work. As I hurried along the crowded street, I noticed an elderly woman struggling to keep her balance on the slippery pavement. The woman was Mrs. Patel, a neighbor from my apartment complex. Mrs. Patel was in her late seventies Without hesitation, I approached her. “Mrs. Patel,” I said, “let me assist you. It’s treacherous out here.” I held her arm, ensuring she didn’t slip. We shared her umbrella—the rain still managed to sneak through, but it was better than nothing. As we waited for the bus, I learned that she needed groceries and had no family nearby to help. When the bus arrived, I helped Mrs. Patel board and find a seat. As I watched her settle in, I felt a mix of emotions. First, there was a sense of fulfillment—I had made a difference in her day. But beyond that, I realized how interconnected our lives were. I felt a deep empathy for Mrs. Patel and a renewed commitment to helping others whenever I could. That rainy day taught me that kindness transcends inconvenience. It’s not just about physical assistance; it’s about recognizing our shared humanity. As I stepped off the bus, I knew that helping Mrs. Patel had enriched my own life as much as hers. It was a small act, but it left an indelible mark—an experience that reminds me to be compassionate and attentive to those around me.

Vocabulary (Relevant Verbs Highlighted):

• Struggling: Mrs. Patel was struggling to keep her balance.

• Approached: Without hesitation, I approached her.

• Assist: “Let me assist you

• Board: I helped Mrs. Patel board the bus.

• Settle: I watched her settle into her seat.

• Interconnected: I realized how interconnected our lives were.

• Empathy: I felt a deep sense of empathy for Mrs. Patel.