Free Speaking Practice Resources for Building English Vocabulary

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Build English Vocabulary: How to Speak without Fear?

“7-Day Speak English Challenge: Boost Your Confidence in One Week!”

Ready to speak English with more confidence? This challenge is designed to help you practice daily, break through fear, and enjoy the journey—one step at a time. Learn also tips for building confidence.

Day 1: Say Hello to Yourself

Stand in front of a mirror and say:

• “Hi, how are you today?”
• “I’m ready to speak English!”

Smile. Speak slowly. Feel the power of your voice.

Day 2: Describe Your Morning Routine to Build English Vocabulary

Talk through what you did this morning:

• “I woke up at 7.”
• “I brushed my teeth.”
• “I made coffee.”

No need for perfection—just speak!

Day 3: Record a Voice Note

Choose a topic:

• Your favorite food
• A place you want to visit
• What makes you happy

Speak for 1 minute. Listen back. Celebrate your effort.

Day 4: Shadow a Native Speaker

Pick a short video or podcast. Repeat what they say:

• Match their tone and rhythm
• Don’t worry if you miss a word—just keep going

This builds fluency and natural flow.

Day 5: Ask a Question to Members of Your Network (Facebook or others)

Join English speaking groups and comment on other members posts, and ask questions based on their posts.

• “What’s your favorite movie?”
• “Do you have tips for learning English?”

Asking questions helps achieve confidence.

Day 6: Tell a Short Story to Build English Vocabulary

Share a memory:

• “Last weekend, I went to the beach.”
• “I saw a beautiful sunset.”

Stories help you practice past tense and emotional expression.

Day 7: Celebrate Your Progress

Say out loud:

• “I spoke English every day this week.”
• “I’m proud of myself.”
• “I’m becoming more confident.”

You did it! 🎉

Building Emotional Vocabulary in English

Emotions are universal—but expressing them in English takes practice.

Here are Some Core Emotions:

• Happy 😄
• Sad 😢
• Angry 😠
• Afraid 😨
• Surprised 😲

To learn more vocabulary about feelings & emotions visit: the “Expressing Life in English” article.

Keep an Emotion Journal

Each day, write:

• “Today I felt ___ because ___.” Example: “Today I felt proud because I spoke English in public.”

This builds awareness and vocabulary at the same time.

Practice Naming Your Feelings as a Way of building Vocabulary

For example: Instead of saying “I feel bad,” try:

• “I feel disappointed.”
• “I feel left out.”
• “I feel confused.”

Name your feelings to invite others to understand you better. Building English vocabulary isn’t just about words—it’s about connection.

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