Easy English Speaking Practice

1st Day

ü We Are Taking Morning to 12:00 ‘O clock’.

Ø Good morning, Mom!

Ø Good morning, Dad!

Ø Good morning, Grandpa!

Ø Good morning, Grandma!

ü We are taking 12:00 ‘O clock’ to 5:00 ‘O clock’.

Ø Good Afternoon, Mom!

Ø Good Afternoon, Dad!

Ø Good Afternoon, Grandpa!

Ø Good Afternoon, Grandma!

ü We are taking after 5:00 ‘O clock’.

Ø Good Evening, Mom!

Ø Good Evening, Dad!

Ø Good Evening Grandpa!

Ø Good Evening, Grandma!

ü Time to Night.

Ø Good night!

Ø Sweet dreams, darling or dear!

ü Any Time in Day.

Ø Good day to you, Sir!

ü Time of meet.

Ø Pleased to meet you!

Ø Glad to meet you!

ü Also any time Informal greetings.

Ø Hi Simmi!

Ø Hi Raghu!

Ø Hello Uncle!

Ø Hello Ishu!

Ø Hello Kush!

Ø Hello Mrs. Mehra!

Note: - We can say Also Hi Hello Our Elders

ü Time of goes.

Ø Goodbye, children!

Ø Bye, bye!

Ø Farewell, dear!

Ø Bye, see you!

2nd Day

ü Some mostly Polite Words.

Ø Please!

Ø Thanks!

Ø Welcome!

Ø Kindly!

Ø Allow me!

Ø After you!

Ø Sorry!

Ø Excuse me!

Ø Pardon!

Ø That is all right!

Ø It’s my pleasure!

Note:-But Hindi type if you will speak in English following sentences. So also any English you will introduce or not so you are manner. Or Any Foreign, That’s when polite sentences introduced or not.

Ø Give me your Pen.

Ø Give me a glass of water.

Ø What is the time?

Ø Yes, I will drink it.

Note:-If you will say that

Ø May I have your pen, please?

Ø A glass of water, please.

Ø Time, please.

Ø Yes, please.

Note:-if you will say these types of sentences, so will understood polite.

Ø Many many thanks to you.

Ø Thank you very much.

Ø It’s all right.

Ø No mention.

Ø It’s fine.

Ø My pleasure.

Ø You’re welcome.

Note: - Some short forms for you.

Ø I am – I’m.

Ø I have – I’ve.

Ø We are – We’re.

Ø He is – He’s.

Ø She is – She’s.

Ø Is not – Isn’t.

Ø Are not – Aren’t.

ü Some Polite Phrases.

Ø I’m sorry; I couldn’t make it that day.

Ø I’m sorry; I couldn’t make it in time.

Ø I’m sorry; I got a little late.

Ø Please convey my apologies.

Ø It was all by mistake. Please excuse me.

Ø I’m very sorry.

Ø Sorry to have disturbed you.

Ø I beg your pardon.

Ø Allow me to say.

Ø May I have your attention, please?

Ø It’s all yours.

Ø Will you please permit me to speak?

Ø Let me also help you.

Ø Will you please move a bit?

Ø Will you please speak slowly?

Ø Will you mind speaking a bit softly, please?

Ø Will you please let me sit?

Ø Could you spare a few moments for me.

Ø Sorry for the inconvenience.

Ø That’s very/so kind of you.

Ø Please help yourself.

Ø Glad to meet you.

Ø Thanks for your kind/valuable advice.

Ø I will try my level best.

Ø Hope you are enjoying yourself.

Ø What do you want?

Ø He may come at night.

Ø Please pardon me for my mistake.

Ø Don’t mistake me for a doctor.

Ø Please repeat it.

3rd Day

ü Exclamation.

Ø Marvelous!

Ø Well done!

Ø Beautiful!

Ø Hey!

Ø Wow!

Ø Oh God!

Ø Wonderful!

Ø Of course!

Ø Thank God!

Ø Bye God’s grace!

Ø May God bless you?

Ø Same to you!

Ø Excellent!

Ø How sad!

Ø That is good news!

Ø What a great victory!

Ø Good heavens!

Ø Hello! Listen!

Ø Hurry up, please!

Ø How terrible!

Ø How disgraceful!

Ø How absurd!

Ø How dare him!

Ø How sweet!

Ø How lovely!

Ø How dare you say that!

Ø Oh dear!

Ø Hurry up!

Ø Quiet, please/Please keep quiet!

Ø Yes, it is!

Ø Really!

Ø Is it!

Ø Thanks!

Ø Thank you!

Ø Thank God!

Ø Many happy returns of the day!

Ø Hurrah! I have won!

Ø For your good health!

Ø Congratulations!

Ø What nonsense!

Ø What a shame!

Ø How tragic!

Ø What a pleasant surprise!

Ø How disgusting!

Ø Beware!

Ø What a pity!

Ø What an idea!

Ø Welcome sir!

Ø Cheers!

Ø What a bother!

Ø Touch wood!

Ø Come what may!

4th Day

ü Phrases.

Ø Just coming.

Ø Very well.

Ø Fine/Very good.

Ø As you like/As you please.

Ø Anything else.

Ø That’s enough.

Ø Thanks for this honors.

Ø O.K.

Ø Why no.

Ø Not a bit.

Ø Take care.

Ø See you tomorrow.

Ø Yes, by all means.

Ø That is too much.

Ø Yes sir.

Ø No not at all.

Ø Never mind/Doesn’t matter.

Ø Nothing else.

Ø Nothing special.

Ø Welcome.

Ø Rest assured.

Ø Long time no see.

Ø Goodbye!

Ø Bye bye!

Ø Not the least!

ü Sentences of Command/Order.

Ø I say stop.

Ø Speak.

Ø Listen.

Ø Wait here.

Ø Come here.

Ø Look here.

Ø Take it.

Ø Come near.

Ø Wait outside.

Ø Go up.

Ø Go down.

Ø Get off.

Ø Be ready. /Get ready.

Ø Keep quiet.

Ø Be careful/be cautions.

Ø Go slowly/Walk slowly.

Ø Go at once.

Ø Stop here.

Ø Go straight.

Ø Go away/Get out.

v 5th Day

v Present Tense.

Note: - English Languages in present tense divided by four parts.

Ø Ram studies.

Ø Ram is studying.

Ø Ram has studied.

Ø Ram has been studying since morning.

Note: - There are four parts of the name in present tense these below are called present tense parts.

Ø Present Indefinite.

Ø Present Continuous.

Ø Present Perfect.

Ø Present Perfect Continuous.

ü [A] Does/Do.

Ø Do you study English?

ü Yes, I do.

Ø Does Lata come to your house?

ü Yes, she comes sometimes.

Ø Do other friends also come to you?

ü Yes, they do.

Ø Do you stay in Mumbai?

ü No, I stay in Kolkata.

ü [B] Is/Are/Am.

Ø Is this the book you are looking for?

ü Yes, this is it.

Ø Is Deepika watching a movie?

ü No, she is playing a Video game.

Ø Are you not going to market now?

ü No, I am not.

Ø Is your father in government service?

ü No, he is a businessman.

Ø Is your brother preparing for some examination?

ü Yes, he is preparing for the I.A.S. examination.

ü [C] Has/Have.

Ø Have you written any latter to Radha?

ü Yes, I have.

Ø Has she replied to your latter?

ü No, she hasn’t.

Ø Have you taken your meals?

ü No, I had a heavy breakfast in the morning.

Ø Did you go to his place?

ü No, I have yet to go.

ü [D] Has been/have been.

Ø What have you been doing since morning?

Ø I have been reading this book.

Ø Has it been raining here also since yesterday?

Ø Yes, it has been, but not continuously.

Ø Has the water been boiling for long?

Ø No, it has been boiling only for a little time.

Ø We have been living in this house for ten years.

Ø He has been working on a new project since January.

ü Carefully read this words

Ø You are writing a latter.

Ø You have written a latter.

Note: - These both sentences are Affirmative and we can change the Negative and interrogative.

Ø You are not writing a latter. [Negative]

Ø You have not written a latter. [Negative]

Ø Are you writing a latter? [Interrogative]

Ø Have you written a latter? [Interrogative]

ü Now examples of present indefinite tense.

Ø You write a letter.

Ø I read English.

ü Now this sentences in change to negative and interrogative.

Ø You do not write a letter. [Negative]

Ø I do not read English. [Negative]

Ø Do you write a letter? [Interrogative]

Ø Do I read English? [Interrogative]

Note: - These tense adds in Do or Does. Now make negative and interrogative Do using with plural and Does using with singular but I and You both we use with Do.

v

6th Day

v Past Tense.

Note: - English Languages in Past tense divided by four parts.

Ø Ram studied.

Ø Ram was studying.

Ø Ram had studied.

Ø Ram had been studying since morning.

ü [E] Did.

Ø Did you get up early yesterday?

ü Yes, I did.

Ø Did you have bread and butter?

ü Yes, madam I did.

Ø Did Nandini come to you at noon?

ü No, she didn’t.

Ø Did you write this essay at night?

ü No, I didn’t, my brother did.

Ø Did you make your bed before coming to school?

ü Yes, madam I did.

Ø Did you learn your lesson yesterday?

ü No, I didn’t.

ü [F] Was/were.

Ø Were you out shopping yesterday?

ü Yes sir, I was.

Ø Were you not reading a book while walking?

ü Yes sir, I was

Ø Was Nandini also reading while walking?

ü No, she was just listening.

Ø Was your aunt singing at your house?

ü No, it was my sister.

Ø Were you reading the newspaper?

ü Yes, I was.

ü [G] Had.

Ø Had you not gone to the Cinema?

ü No, I had not.

Ø Had he closed the shop?

ü Yes, he had

Ø Had he not met you till yesterday?

ü No, he didn’t.

Ø Had you not gone to play yesterday?

ü No, I had not.

Ø Had you met Raghunath anywhere before.

ü Yes, I had met him in Shimla two year ago.

Ø Had the train left before you reached the station?

ü Yes, I had.

Ø Had your mother gone to market before you reached home?

ü No, she hadn’t.

ü [H] Had been.

Ø Had you been studying for the last two hours?

ü Yes, because I had been planning to see a film after finishing my work.

Ø But, why had Ram also been studying with you.

ü Because, he had also been insisting on going with me for the film.

Ø But, your mother was saying that you had been planning to go out with some friends.

ü Yes, previously we had been planning something of the sort, but later we changed our programme.

Note: - Now we Past Tense of Affirmative sentences from makes Negative and Interrogative. Here same rules Past Indefinite Tense in ads of did helping verb. Past Continuous Tense in was, were and Past Perfect Tense in had after for negative increased not. This type Interrogative sentences same helping verb did, was, were and had used in before sentences.

ü Like Examples.

Ø I ate bread and butter. [Affirmative]

Ø I did not eat bread and butter. [Negative]

Ø Did I eat bread and butter? [Interrogative]

Ø You were reading a book. [Affirmative]

Ø You had not reading a book. [Negative]

Ø Were you reading a book? [Interrogative]

Ø You had read a book. [Affirmative]

Ø You had not read a book. [Negative]

Ø Had you read a book? [Interrogative]

v

7th Day

v Past Tense.

ü [I] Will/Shall.

Ø Will you play?

ü No, I won’t.

Ø Will you come tomorrow?

ü Yes, I will.

Ø Will you stay here tonight?

ü No, I I’ll go back.

Ø Will you see Raaz on Friday?

ü No, I’ll wait for you at home.

ü [J] Will be/shall be.

Ø Will you be in the train at this time tomorrow?

ü Yes, I’ll be about to reach Kanpur at this time tomorrow.

Ø Shall we not be playing a match at this time tomorrow?

ü Yes, we will be.

Ø Shall we be coming to Shimla again and again?

ü No, we won’t be.

ü [K] Will have/shall have.

Ø Will she have gone?

ü No, won’t have.

Ø Will you have come back from Kalka by next month?

ü Yes, I’ll have come back by then.

Ø Will you have taken your test by this time tomorrow?

ü Yes, I will have finished an important chapter of my life.

Ø Will your brother have returned from Canada?

ü No, he won’t have.

ü [L] Will have been/shall have been.

Ø Will you have been sleeping at this tomorrow?

ü No, probably I shall have been studying at this time.

Ø And, what will your brother, Rajiv have been doing.

ü He will have been preparing to leave for Shimla.

Note: - Carefully reading

· I shall not play.

· He will not play.

This sentences used I with shall and He with will. These simple verbs inform to Future Tense. Simply other First He, She, They, It, and middle using of you with will. And I, We with use to Shall but if I, We with will and He, She, They, You etc used of shall.

There we can fill of meaning in pressing word As:-

· I will not play tomorrow.

· You shall not return.

v

8th Day

v [Some Important Helping Verbs].

Can, Could, May, Might, Must/Ought (to), Should/Would.

ü Can.

Ø Can you play sitar.

ü Yes, I can play the flute as well.

Ø Can you return my books?

ü No, I can’t return them yet.

Ø Can you read English?

ü Yes, I can.

ü May.

Ø May I come in sir?

ü Yes, you may.

Ø May I attend Seminar, sir?

ü Yes, with great pleasure/of course.

Ø Sir, may I accompany Suresh.

ü No, you better finish your work first.

ü Could.

Ø Could you do this work alone?

ü No, I couldn’t.

Ø Could she help you in time?

ü Yes, she could.

Ø Could you bring me a glass of water?

ü With pleasure.

ü Might/Must/Ought (to)/Would/Should.

Ø Raghunath might have helped him.

Ø He might have come here.

Ø I must attend his marriage.

Ø I must reach home by 10 O’ clock.

Ø We ought to love our younger’s

Ø Would you post this latter please?

Ø You should attend the class more regularly.

Ø Can I walk?

Ø Can you do this job?

Ø Can you sing a song?

Ø May I walk?

Ø May I do this job?

Ø May I sing a song?

9th Day

ü [Sentences of Order and Request].

ü [Imperative Mood].

[A]

1. Look ahead.

2. Go ahead.

3. Drive slowly.

4. Mind your own business.

5. Go back.

6. Take care of him.

7. Just listen.

8. Come soon.

9. Let me see.

10. Be ready.

11. Move aside.

12. Think before you speak.

13. Do come.

14. Inform me about her/him.

15. Don’t cut jocks.

16. Don’t talk nonsense.

17. Never mind.

18. Leave me alone.

19. Let it be.

20. Have a heart.

21. Hold on.

22. Never forget.

23. Don’t worry.

24. Please try again.

25. Please wait a bit.

26. Please come in.

27. Please be seated.

28. Please reply.

29. Please stay in a little longer.

30. Please don’t embarrass me.

31. As you like/As you please.

32. Do come again.

33. Come to the point, don’t beat about the bush.

34. Stop rambling and come to the point.

35. Don’t be silly.

36. Take this dose.

37. Follow me/Come with me.

38. Work while you work, and play while you play.

39. Strike the iron when it is hot.

40. Vacate the place.

41. Never mind.

42. Hold your tongue/Mind your word.

43. Fax it.

44. Please keep in touch.

45. Have faith in yourself.

46. Mind your own business.

47. Speak your mind.

48. Please don’t be formal.

49. Send this packet by courier.

50. Donate generously.

51. Please help me.

52. Be careful.

53. Lend me a hand please.

54. Try to und

Note: - You see that is, am, are, was, were, has, had, will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, do, did, might, etc come to begin. So make in Interrogative. And come in middle sentences. So make in Affirmative.

ü Like Examples.

[A] [B]

1. Am I a fool? 1. I am not a fool.

2. Were those your books? 2. Those were your books.

3. Can I walk for a while? 3. You can walk for a while.

4. May I come in? 4. You may come in.

ü Do and did use of Negative and Interrogative.

1. I get up early in the morning.

2. I got up early in the morning.

Now Negative Sentences.

1. I do not get up early in the morning.

2. I did not get up early in the morning.

Now Interrogative Sentences.

1. Do I get up early in the morning?

2. Did I get up early in the morning?

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