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Speaking Ideas
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Speak to your dog/cat or a picture, and tell that silent listener what you did today.
•Put a movie on the tv. Turn off the sound. You can speak for the
characters. This is more fun in pairs or with a group of friends.
•Make yourself a weekly vocabulary list. Say the words aloud when you are cleaning your room, or doing a household chore
Find the words of songs on the Internet and sing. Singing helps speaking
•Choose a picture from the newpaper or a magazine and
describe the picture, aloud.
•Read an article in English. In the shower, paraphrase (give the information in your own words) aloud. Remember, no-one will hear you!!
•Before you go to sleep, speak aloud saying all the things you did that day, and what you want to do tomorrow.
Read and practice tongue-twisters. Find many on the Internet
Visit a seniors' center and chat to the residents. They'll appreciate it.
Join an interest group at your local library
Take children's books from the library and practice reading aloud, with lots of expression.
•Speak English on the phone with your friends, even if it is easier to speak your own language.
•Watch a movie. Using the remote control, stop the movie and repeat the dialogue of the actors.
•Sing songs in English if you belong to a band. (You can find the words of songs on lyric sites on the Internet).
•Read aloud. This will help you say words out loud and practice your pronunciation and fluency.
Approach someone at school that you have seen often and never spoken to. Introduce yourself, make a new friend, and practice your English
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ESL Articles for Teachers
Links to Useful Esl Websites
Movie Watching Worksheet
Ready Lessons Menu
Speaking/Writing/Drama Inanimate Objects
Vocabulary Whats that word
Project Speaking Writing Drama Mini Malls
Writing Fortune Cookies Lesson
Writing & Oral: Surveys
Ready. Creative Writing Letter of Complaint
Ready Dance Movement Story to Music
Ready Lesson Project Writing Speaking - About Me
Ready ABC Learning