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Intermediate speaking practice
Keep a conversation going with details, reasons and follow-up questions.
These recordings provide everyday language. The intermediate challenge is in your independent speaking task below.
Choose one video
Part-1to13 Speaking English Practice Conversation | Questions and Answers English Conversation
Use a short section. Extend a reply with a reason and a follow-up question.
Watch on YouTube ↗Part-1to14 Speaking English Practice Conversation | Questions and Answers English Conversation
Compare two answers, then explain which fits your life.
Watch on YouTube ↗Part-1to16 Speaking English Practice Conversation | Questions and Answers English Conversation
Retell a short exchange using your own details.
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Your speaking task
- Watch 5–10 minutes of one conversation or phrase lesson.
- Pause after a question. Give your own answer with a reason and one example.
- Describe your usual routine, a change yesterday and a plan for tomorrow. Speak for about one minute.
- Ask two follow-up questions and give a polite clarification if something is unclear.
Example · try your own answer first
I usually take the bus to work because it is convenient. Yesterday I left early, but the bus was late, so I called my manager. Tomorrow I plan to leave fifteen minutes earlier. How do you travel to work? Have you ever had a similar problem?
Check and improve
Did you connect your ideas, make the time clear and respond to the other person? Revise one unclear sentence and speak again.
Try a new situation: Change the situation to shopping or a missed appointment. Explain the problem and suggest a solution.
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.