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Nick Welborn

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💬 Speaking Practice

🎙️ Tu Primera Práctica de Speaking

Bienvenido/a a Habla Club! Elige tu nivel, graba un audio en inglés y súbelo en los comentarios de esta publicación. No tiene que ser perfecto. La meta es empezar. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🟢 Beginner Prompt: Introduce yourself and talk about your English goal. Answer these questions: 1. What is your name? 2. Where are you from? 3. Why do you want to learn English? 4. What do you want to improve this month? Time: 30–60 seconds Useful vocabulary: - learn = aprender - improve = mejorar - speak = hablar - confidence = confianza - goal = meta Useful structures: - My name is... - I am from... - I want to learn English because... - I want to improve my... - This month, my goal is to... Example: Hi, my name is Ana. I am from Colombia. I want to learn English because I need it for my job. I want to improve my speaking and my confidence. This month, my goal is to practice English three times a week. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔵 Intermediate Prompt: Talk about your English journey and your current challenge. Answer these questions: 1. How long have you been learning English? 2. What is difficult for you when speaking? 3. Why do you want to speak with more confidence? 4. What do you want to improve this month? Time: 1–2 minutes Useful vocabulary: - journey = proceso / camino - challenge = reto / dificultad - fluency = fluidez - mistakes = errores - progress = progreso - consistent = constante Useful structures: - I have been learning English for... - One of my biggest challenges is... - Sometimes I struggle with... - I want to become more confident when... - This month, I want to focus on... - I think I can improve by... Example: I have been learning English for three years. One of my biggest challenges is speaking without translating in my head. Sometimes I struggle with fluency because I think too much about grammar. I want to become more confident when I speak at work. This month, I want to focus on speaking more naturally and being more consistent with my practice.

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Nick Welborn

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🗣 Comunidad

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Nick Welborn

4d •

💬 Speaking Practice

Practica de la semana! (Sube tu audio en los comentarios)

Would You Sell Your Privacy for Success? Some people say privacy is dead. Others believe giving companies your data is a fair trade for convenience, money, and opportunities. But where should the line be? Your Task Record and upload an audio answering the question: Would you give up some privacy if it helped you become more successful? Why or why not? 🟢 Beginner (A1–A2) Speak for 30–60 seconds You can answer: What information you would share What information you would keep private Why privacy is important to you 🔵 Intermediate (B1–B2) Speak for 1–2 minutes Try to explain: How social media affects privacy Whether companies know too much about people If privacy matters more than convenience 🔴 Advanced (C1) Speak for 2–3 minutes Discuss: Whether modern society is sacrificing freedom for convenience The dangers of digital surveillance Whether younger generations care less about privacy Vocabulary 1. Surveillance Definition: The act of watching or monitoring people. Example: “Many apps collect data through digital surveillance.” 2. Convenience Definition: Something that makes life easier. Example: “People sacrifice privacy for convenience.” 3. Personal data Definition: Private information about a person. Example: “Companies collect personal data from users.” 4. Manipulate Definition: To influence or control someone unfairly. Example: “Advertisements can manipulate people’s decisions.” 5. Boundaries Definition: Limits or rules about what is acceptable. Example: “Everyone should set boundaries online.” Expressions 1. “At the end of the day…” Meaning: Ultimately / finally. Example: “At the end of the day, privacy is still important.” 2. “That depends on…” Meaning: The answer changes according to the situation. Example: “That depends on how the information is used.” 3. “I can see both sides.” Meaning: You understand both opinions. Example: “I can see both sides of the argument.” 4. “Cross the line” Meaning: Go too far. Example: “Some companies cross the line when collecting data.”