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Beginner speaking practice

Use short sentences and answer simple everyday questions.

Choose one video

  • Original video · The Best English

    50 Easy “I Am” Sentences You Can Use Every Day | Slow English for Beginners

    Build short sentences about yourself.

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  • Original video · The Best English

    50 Daily Activities in English | Easy English Sentences for Beginners (A1–A2)

    Name three actions in your daily routine.

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  • Original video · The Best English

    50 Useful Cooking Actions in English | Easy English for Beginners | Learn English Through Cooking

    Describe three cooking actions.

    Watch on YouTube ↗
  • Original video · The Best English

    Slow English listening practice for Beginners | Daily Sentences

    Pause after a sentence and make your own version.

    Watch on YouTube ↗

Your speaking task

  1. Watch 2–5 minutes of one lesson. Listen to three useful sentences.
  2. Pause and repeat. Change the person, place or action.
  3. Without reading, say your name, where you live and two things you do each day.
  4. Ask a partner two questions. Answer with your own information.
Example · try your own answer first
I am Nimal. I live in Malabe. I work in a shop. I travel by bus. Where do you live?

Check and improve

Can you say four clear sentences and ask two questions without reading? If it is difficult, repeat a shorter part.

Try a new situation: Try again about a friend. Change I to he, she or they and check the verbs.

About the levels and original videos

The levels describe EWS speaking tasks. They are study suggestions, not verified CEFR ratings for every recording. Much of The Best English catalogue is labelled for beginners. Intermediate and Advanced tasks can reuse this input for longer answers, discussion and register practice; a long recording is not automatically advanced.

Links open the original creators’ YouTube pages. Titles and public links were checked; full recordings, language accuracy and real-phone playback have not all been reviewed. Large sentence counts and fluency promises in original titles are the creator’s claims.

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