Here is a paragraph for speaking practice on Day 4:
“Yesterday, I went to the park with my friends. We played soccer and had a picnic. The weather was beautiful, and we enjoyed ourselves very much. After lunch, we took a walk around the lake and saw some ducks swimming. It was a lovely day, and I’m so glad we decided to go to the park.”
Read the paragraph out loud, and then try to retell the story in your own words. You can also practice asking and answering questions about the story, such as:
- What did you do yesterday?
- Who did you go to the park with?
- What did you do at the park?
- What was the weather like?
- What did you see at the lake?
Here is a short story for speaking practice:
“The Little Girl and the Butterfly”
Once upon a time, a little girl named Lily was playing in her garden. She saw a beautiful butterfly fluttering around a flower. Lily was fascinated by the butterfly’s colorful wings and wanted to catch it. She gently chased the butterfly until it landed on her hand. To her surprise, the butterfly spoke to her! “Lily, I am a magic butterfly. I will grant you one wish if you set me free.” Lily thought for a moment and wished for a garden full of beautiful flowers that would never fade. The butterfly granted her wish and flew away. From that day on, Lily’s garden was filled with the most beautiful flowers anyone had ever seen.
Read the story out loud, and then try to retell it in your own words. You can also practice asking and answering questions about the story, such as:
- What was Lily doing in the garden?
- What did she want to catch?
- What happened when the butterfly landed on her hand?
- What did Lily wish for?
- What happened to her garden after the butterfly granted her wish?
Q.No.7 Watch and listen vedios.
Watch Easy English vedios.
Q.No 8 Questions /Answers for practice.
1Q: How many brothers and sisters do you have?
A: I have two brothers and one sister.
2.Q: What are their ages?
A: My brothers are 15 and 18 years old, and my sister is 12 years old.
3.Q: Who is your oldest sibling?
A: My oldest sibling is my brother, who is 18 years old.
4.Q: Do you have any twins in your family?
A: No, I don’t have any twins in my family.
5.Q: What is your favorite thing to do with your siblings?
A: My favorite thing to do with my siblings is play games together.
6.Q: Do you get along with your siblings?
A: Yes, I get along with my siblings most of the time.
7.Q: What is the age difference between you and your youngest sibling?
A: The age difference between me and my youngest sibling is 5 years.
8.Q: Do you have any siblings who live away from home?
A: No, all my siblings live at home with me.
9.Q: What do you like most about your siblings?
A: I like their sense of humor and their support.
10.Q: What is your family like?
A: My family is very loving and supportive.
11.Q: What do you like most about your family?
A: I like that we always stick together and help each other out.
12.Q: What is your favorite family memory?
A: My favorite family memory is our last vacation together.
13.Q: How do you spend quality time with your family?
A: We like to play games, watch movies, and go on outings together.
14.Q: What are your family’s values and beliefs?
A: My family values honesty, respect, and kindness.
15.Q: How do you show appreciation for your family?
A: I show appreciation for my family by helping out around the house and spending quality time with them.
16.Q: What is the most important thing in your family?
A: The most important thing in my family is love and support for each other.
17.Q: How do you handle conflicts in your family?
A: We try to communicate openly and resolve conflicts peacefully.
18.Q: What is your favorite family tradition?
A: My favorite family tradition is our weekly dinner together.
Q.No.9.Present Indefinite practice Exercises positive, negative, Interrogative sentences .
Positive sentences
Structure: Subject+V1(s/es)+Object
He eats food.
We play cricket.
She washes clothes.
I tell a lie.
She goes to the market.
She writes a letter.
Ali goes to the library every day.
I love to listen to melodious songs.
He goes to school daily.
He helps others.
You come late.
Negative sentence
Structure: Subject+do/does not+V1+Object.
He does not eat food.
We do not play cricket.
She does not wash clothes.
I do not tell a lie.
She does not go to the market.
She does not write a letter.
Ali does not go to the library every day.
I do not love to listen to melodious songs.
He does not go to school daily.
Interrogative sentence
Structure: Do/Does+Subject+V1+Object?
Does he eat food?
Do we play cricket?
Does she wash clothes?
Do I tell a lie?
Does she go to the market?
Does she write a letter?
Does Ali go to the library every day?
Do I love to listen to
Q.No.10.Grammar
Kinds of sentence and worksheets of sentence
(see on Basharatacademy.com)
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