Practice with ready-made talks.

Analyze a common problem, explain its causes, and propose realistic solutions. Practice cause-and-effect language and persuasive advice.

Share the good and bad points of a way of learning, based on your own experience. Practice pros-and-cons structure and giving balanced advice.

Recommend a fun activity to your audience. Practice giving reasons with "because" and encouraging people to try something.

Compare two art forms in depth and reach a nuanced conclusion. Practice analytical comparison, examples, and concession language.

Tell the story of trying something new for the first time. Practice past tense, sequence words, and describing feelings.

Present the results of a simple survey. Practice explaining a chart, ranking results, calculating percentages, and admitting limits.

Argue for a modern change to a traditional event. Practice using trends and real examples, and answering the "it's not a real sport" objection.

Argue that two popular things should stay separate. Practice pointing out structural problems, values, and health concerns, and a respectful conclusion.

Talk about a fun family tradition. Practice describing a routine, giving reasons, and making a suggestion.

Explain why something is popular with clear reasons. Practice listing reasons, giving examples, and reviewing your points.

Examine both sides of a debate about change and give a balanced view. Practice presenting arguments, showing how things are changing, and a nuanced conclusion.

Tell a story of personal change from start to finish. Practice describing progress, difficulties, and giving advice.

Tell the story of starting a new hobby. Practice talking about the past, your feelings, and small goals.