Practice with ready-made talks.

Argue against a popular rule by focusing on practical results, and offer a better solution. Practice concession, cause-and-effect reasoning, and alternatives.

Argue for a rule on ticket resale with clear reasons and a response to critics. Practice persuasive structure, examples, and strong conclusions.

Present both sides of a common family debate and share a compromise. Practice "Some people think ...," "On the other hand ...," and giving a balanced view.

Weigh the good and bad sides of a hobby you do with others. Practice balanced evaluation, examples, and giving advice to beginners.

Describe a weekly routine you share with someone. Practice time words, the present simple, and saying how you feel.

Propose a new community activity with a clear plan and answer possible concerns. Practice proposal language: "I'd like to propose ...," "Here's how it would work," and "You might be wondering ..."

Describe a common problem, its causes, and practical solutions from your own experience. Practice problem-solution structure and giving tips.

Recommend a quiet hobby with simple reasons. Practice "It is ...," "You can ...," and friendly suggestions.

Argue against a popular policy while accepting its good points, question how evidence is interpreted, and offer an alternative. Practice concession, critical thinking, and rebuttal.

Argue for a cultural policy using a real example and data, and respond to the strongest objection. Practice persuasive argument and using evidence.

Describe a weekly activity in time order. Practice "Every Thursday," "First," "Then," and "After class."

Compare two ways of enjoying the same event and explain your preference. Practice comparison language and describing atmosphere.

Weigh the pros and cons of making money from a hobby, using a personal story, and give advice for different people. Practice nuanced evaluation and conditional advice.

Tell a short story about a fun experience. Practice past tense, sequence words, and feelings.

Share a personal experience of learning something new as an adult. Practice storytelling with feelings, challenges, and lessons.

Introduce a hobby and why you enjoy it. Practice "I started ...," "I usually ...," and simple reasons.

Propose a new community space to local decision-makers, with a clear plan, rules, and answers to concerns about noise and cost. Practice formal, persuasive proposal language.

Present both sides of a fun, everyday debate and finish with your own view. Practice "Some fans say," "Others argue," and balanced conclusions.

Introduce a game you love. Practice "In this game, you can ..." and simple reasons with "because."

Recommend a hobby by explaining what it is, why it's fun, and how to start. Practice giving reasons and making a hobby sound attractive.

Make a simple, friendly proposal to your classmates. Practice "Let's ...," "We can ...," and giving details like time and place.

Explain an everyday puzzle, present a real experiment, and turn research into practical advice. Practice describing studies accurately and carefully.

Describe a personal goal you struggled with and the changes that helped. Practice explaining causes and presenting solutions step by step.

Describe a weekly activity from start to finish. Practice time words, sports verbs, and simple feelings.