Speaking Practice

​SPEAKING PRACTICE

By Mohammad Nur Hadiyansyah

Practice Conversation

A: “Hey, how’s it going? Did you finish the homework for today?”

B: “Yeah, I did it last night. It wasn’t too hard. How about you?”

A: “Same here. By the way, what did you do after class yesterday?”

B: “Oh, I just watched some videos online. Actually, one of them made me think about [student chooses topic].”

A: “Really? That sounds interesting. Tell me more.”

B: “Well, I think… [student develops idea]. What’s your opinion?”

A: “Hmm, I see it differently. For me… [student responds].”

B: “Yeah, that makes sense. But don’t you think… [student challenges or adds new angle].”

A: “Good point. So overall, do you think it’s positive or negative?”
B: Continue the conversations until time's up.
A: Continue the conversations until time's up.

Practice Conversation (3 People)

A: “Hey, how are you guys doing today? Feeling tired or okay?”

B: “I’m fine, just a bit sleepy. I stayed up late last night.”

C: “Same here. I was watching a movie until midnight.”

A: “Haha, no wonder you both look sleepy. What movie was it?”

B: “It was an action film. Pretty exciting. What about you, C?”

C: “Mine was a comedy. It made me laugh a lot.”
A: “Nice. So, speaking of movies, what kind of films do you usually enjoy?”
B:
A:
C:

(From here, the topic can flow naturally—movies, hobbies, food, travel, school, or anything they choose.)