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Roadmap Guide

The document provides a comprehensive guide of useful phrases and structures for speaking in English, covering various topics such as starting answers, giving general information, talking about the past and future, and making suggestions. Each section includes example phrases to aid in conversation and communication. Additionally, a bonus easy answer structure is provided to help organize responses effectively.

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Roadmap Guide

The document provides a comprehensive guide of useful phrases and structures for speaking in English, covering various topics such as starting answers, giving general information, talking about the past and future, and making suggestions. Each section includes example phrases to aid in conversation and communication. Additionally, a bonus easy answer structure is provided to help organize responses effectively.

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ROADMAP SAMPLE – USEFUL PHRASES

Units 1–5 Speaking Guide (Useful Phrases + Structure)

1. Starting your answer

• Well, I think…
• In my opinion…
• For me, …
• Actually, …
• To be honest, …

Example:
“Well, I think hobbies are very important in our lives.”

2. Giving general information

• I usually…
• I often…
• I sometimes…
• In my free time, …
• These days, …

Example:
“These days, I usually spend time with my friends.”

3. Talking about the past (Unit 2)

• I remember…
• When I was younger…
• It happened when…
• I felt…
• It didn’t feel…

Example:
“I remember a day when I felt really happy.”

4. Talking about experiences

• One time, …
• I had an experience where…
• I tried…
• It was…
• I was surprised/excited…
Example:
“One time, I tried a new food and I was very surprised.”

5. Giving reasons

• Because…
• So…
• That’s why…
• This is important because…
• The reason is…

Example:
“I like this place because it is very relaxing.”

6. Giving examples

• For example, …
• For instance, …
• Such as…
• Like…

Example:
“For example, I enjoy watching movies and listening to music.”

7. Talking about preferences

• I like / don’t like…


• I prefer…
• My favourite … is…
• I really enjoy…
• I don’t really like…

Example:
“My favourite place is the seaside.”

8. Talking about present & recent activities (Unit 3)

• What have you been doing recently?


• I’ve been…
• Recently, I have been…
• I got together with…
• I’ve been spending time with…
Example:
“I’ve been spending time with my friends recently.”

9. Talking about the future

• I think I will…
• I hope I will…
• I’m going to…
• In the future, …
• I want to…

Example:
“In the future, I want to travel to different countries.”

10. Making suggestions (Unit 5 style)

• Let’s…
• How about…?
• We should…
• I can bring…
• I don’t think we need…

Example:
“Let’s get lots of snacks and drinks.”

11. Reacting in conversation

• Really?
• That’s interesting!
• How amazing!
• I’m not sure about that.
• What happened?

Example:
“Really? That’s very interesting!”

12. Giving opinions about brands / films (Unit 4)

• I think … is good because…


• It’s popular because…
• I’m not sure about that.
• It’s a very special … for me because…
• One of my favourite … is…
Example:
“I think this brand is good because it is reliable.”

13. Talking about places (cities / houses)

• My favourite place is…


• I like/don’t like…
• It is important to me because…
• It is very…
• There are many…

Example:
“I like İzmir because it is very relaxed and beautiful.”

14. Ending your answer

• That’s why…
• So, …
• In general, …
• Overall, …
• For these reasons, …

Example:
“So, I really enjoy this activity.”

BONUS: Easy Answer Structure

You can always follow this:

1. Start
2. Give detail
3. Give example
4. Give reason
5. Finish

Model:

“Well, I think my favourite hobby is music.


I usually listen to music every day.
For example, I listen to music when I study.
I like it because it helps me relax.
So, it is very important for me.”

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