Understand the headlines.
Build the words to talk about what’s happening.

Why is Volkswagen cutting 50,000 jobs?
YOUR FIRST SMALL STEPListen for the main idea. Then pick three words to keep.
Start with a news storyYOUR FIRST GOOD MORNING
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Build the words to talk about what’s happening.

YOUR FIRST SMALL STEPListen for the main idea. Then pick three words to keep.
Start with a news storyHear both sides and learn to express your own.

YOUR FIRST SMALL STEPNotice how each side makes its case. Say which side you agree with.
Try your first debateTurn words you recognise into things you can say.

YOUR FIRST SMALL STEPRead a question, pause and answer out loud. One sentence is enough.
Try a speaking sessionMAKE IT A LITTLE RITUAL
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Meet your personal word shelfB1–B2 is a useful starting point for intermediate learners; B2–C1 offers more challenging topics and vocabulary. These are suggested levels, not a test. Speaking Gym PDFs use abridged practice transcripts.