Beginner
Daily routine
- What time do you usually get up?
- What do you eat for breakfast?
- How do you get to work or school?
Useful phrases
- I usually...
- After that, I...
- In the evening, I like to...

Never run out of things to say. Choose from 40 topics, each with 12 questions, useful phrases, key vocabulary and a sample answer. Pick your level, choose a topic or draw a random one, and start talking.
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Intermediate
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Advanced
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Fluent
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Pick a topic at your level, take turns asking the questions with your partner, and try to use the useful phrases in your answers. Each topic page has 12 questions, key vocabulary and a sample answer.
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Yes. Answer the questions out loud and record yourself, then listen back and notice what you can improve.