Objectives:

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

• Understand the importance of spoken English in daily life.

• Learn basic greetings and introductions.

• Improve pronunciation and confidence in speaking.

Importance of Spoken English

• English is a global language used for communication in education, business, and travel.

• Being fluent in spoken English helps in professional and personal growth.

• Confidence in speaking can improve social interactions.

2. Basic Greetings and Introductions

Common Greetings:

• Formal:

  • “Good morning! How are you?”

  • “It’s nice to meet you.”

• Informal:

  • “Hey! How’s it going?”

  • “What’s up?”

Introducing Yourself:

• “Hello, my name is [Your Name].”

• “I am from [Your Country/City].”

• “Nice to meet you!”

Introducing Someone Else:

• “This is my friend, [Friend’s Name].”

• “Let me introduce you to [Name].”

3. Pronunciation Practice

• Focus on clear pronunciation of common words and phrases.

• Practice vowel and consonant sounds.

• Try tongue twisters to improve fluency (e.g., “She sells seashells by the seashore”).

4. Speaking Practice Activities

• Pair Conversations: Practice introductions with a partner.

• Role-Playing: Act out a conversation between two people meeting for the first time.

• Listening and Repeating: Listen to native speakers and repeat their sentences.

5. Homework/Practice

• Record yourself introducing yourself and listen for improvements.

• Practice daily greetings with family or friends.

• Watch English videos and mimic the pronunciation.

Conclusion:

Speaking English fluently takes practice and confidence. Start with basic greetings and introductions, and gradually build your skills. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes—learning happens through practice!

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