Shree Academy
English Speaking Practice
Free English conversation practice and daily speaking exercises you can do today – prompts, dialogue starters and role-plays. Teacher-led classes are on our Spoken English Course page.
Practice hub
Free exercises here – live classes on the course page
This page is for English Speaking Practice you can start alone or with a partner: timed prompts, conversation lines and short role-plays. It is not the enrolment page for paid batches.
- Daily speaking exercises with clear time boxes
- English conversation practice starters you can reuse
- Role-plays for interviews, calls and everyday talk
- Want live feedback? Open the Spoken English Course for teacher-led classes.
Daily speaking exercises
Seven prompts – one for each day of the week
Speak out loud for 45–90 seconds. Record on your phone if you can. Then repeat once, smoother and shorter.
-
Day 1
Describe your morning routine in 60 seconds. Then add one detail you usually skip.
-
Day 2
Explain a problem you solved at work or college – what happened, what you did, what changed.
-
Day 3
Recommend a place in your city to a visitor: where, why, and how to get there.
-
Day 4
Talk about a skill you want to learn this year and the first small step you will take.
-
Day 5
Retell a short news story in your own words – who, what, where, why it matters.
-
Day 6
Describe a photo on your phone without showing it. Can a friend guess what it is?
-
Day 7
Practise a polite refusal: decline a meeting or invitation and offer an alternative.
English conversation practice
Starter lines you can swap into real talks
Read each set aloud twice. Then cover the page and recreate the exchange from memory with a partner – or answer both sides yourself.
-
Meeting someone new
- Hi, I am ___. I work / study at ___.
- Nice to meet you. How do you know ___?
- What brings you here today?
-
Ordering and clarifying
- Could I have ___, please?
- Sorry – did you say ___ or ___?
- How long will that take?
-
Work / study check-in
- I am working on ___. The main challenge is ___.
- Could we look at this together for five minutes?
- By Friday I will send ___ / finish ___.
Role-plays
Short scenes for interviews, calls and travel
-
Job interview warm-up
Answer: Tell me about yourself (90 seconds). Then: Why this role? Keep answers specific – one example each.
-
Client or teacher call
Explain a delay, apologise once, and propose a new time. Record yourself and listen for filler words.
-
Travel help desk
Ask for directions, repeat them back to confirm, and thank the person. Practise with a partner if you can.
How to use this hub
A simple weekly loop
-
1. Speak daily
Pick the day’s prompt. Phone voice memo, 45–90 seconds, then one cleaner second take.
-
2. Add a dialogue
Twice a week, run one conversation set or role-play with a partner or alone.
-
3. Fix one habit
Pair practice with pronunciation, vocabulary or grammar when the same error keeps returning.
When free practice is not enough
Join live Spoken English classes
The Spoken English Course is the programme page for paid live batches – conversation with a teacher, corrections in the moment, and online or Kalka classroom options. Fees and checkout stay on the course product page.
Related hubs
Build the skills that support speaking
FAQ
Common questions
Is this the same as the Spoken English Course?
No. This hub is free English Speaking Practice – prompts and exercises. The Spoken English Course page explains live paid classes and links to enrolment.
Do I need a partner for conversation practice?
A partner helps, but you can record both sides yourself or use voice notes. Live classes add a teacher and classmates when you are ready.
How is this different from IELTS speaking?
These exercises build everyday fluency. IELTS speaking adds exam timing and band criteria – use the IELTS Preparation Online page if a test score is the goal.
Keep practising – or join a live batch
Reuse the prompts this week, or open the Spoken English Course when you want teacher-led conversation classes.