Self-Talk Video Quiz

What is one of the best ways to improve your English speaking skills?

• Speaking to yourself in your native language

• Talking to yourself in English

• Watching cartoons

• Listening to birds singing

How can I improve my English speaking skills if I don't have an English speaking partner?

• Avoid practicing speaking altogether
• Practice speaking with yourself and record your voice

• Use a language translation app
• Read English books silently

What can you talk about during self-talk?

• Only about your work

• Only about your hobbies

• Anything you want

• Only about your daily routine

Some ideas for self-talk mentioned in the video:

• • What you did yesterday

• • Your work and current projects

• • Your hobbies and why you enjoy them

• Describe the things around you

• All of the above

What is one effective idea for intermediate or advanced learners during self-talk?

• Only talking about grammar rules

• Avoiding emotional stories

• Telling personal stories from your life

Why do emotional stories help us accumulate new words faster?

• Because they are irrelevant

• Because they are relatable and personal

• Because they are boring

• Because they are too long

Do you need to be fluent in a language to start speaking to yourself?

• Yes, you need to be fluent

• No, you don't need to be fluent

• You need to know half the words

• You need to know all the grammar rules

How long should you dedicate to self-talk every day?

• At least 5 minutes

• At least 10 minutes

• At least 30 minutes

• At least 1 hour

What is the main benefit of self-talk according to the text?

• To improve grammar

• To sound more natural

• To learn new words only

• To avoid conversations

How can self-talk help improve language skills?

• Self-talk has no impact on language skills.
• Self-talk leads to decreased vocabulary and grammar skills.
• Self-talk only helps with listening skills but not speaking or writing.
• It provides practice in forming sentences, expanding vocabulary, and reinforcing grammar.