Step 1: make the base sentence accurate
Choose a sentence that you can say without translation.
Trabajo en una empresa de tecnología.
Check the subject, verb, article and noun before adding more detail.
Step 2: add one concrete detail
Add time, place, frequency, quantity, or a person.
Trabajo en una empresa de tecnología en Delhi desde 2024.
For example, add where you work or when you started.
Step 3: connect a reason, result, or contrast
Use one connector that matches the relationship.
Trabajo en una empresa de tecnología en Delhi desde 2024, pero quiero usar más español con clientes.
One at a time: porque reason, por eso result, pero or sin embargo contrast.
Step 4: make it part of an exchange
Add a follow-up question or answer a likely one.
Trabajo en una empresa de tecnología en Delhi desde 2024, pero quiero usar más español con clientes. ¿Y tú, usas otros idiomas en el trabajo?
Listen to the other person and respond to what they say.
Use the routine in 20 minutes
- Pick a prompt; speak for 30 seconds without notes.
- Write one accurate base sentence.
- Build the four versions; read them once.
- Hide the page; answer again for 60 seconds.
- Write down what you actually said.
- Correct one pattern; record a final take.
Keep both recordings; retry the structure with a new topic two days later.
Before and after example
Before: Me gusta viajar. España es bonita. Quiero ir.
After: Me gusta viajar porque puedo conocer otras formas de vida. Me gustaría visitar España el próximo año, aunque primero necesito organizar mi presupuesto.
The second answer explains why the speaker likes travel, where they want to go and what they need to do first.
Prompt bank for one week
- Describe a normal work or study day.
- Explain a habit you want to change.
- Recommend a place in your city.
- Describe a recent problem and what happened next.
- Compare studying alone with studying in a group.
- Explain one plan for the next six months.
Same four steps daily; new topics prevent memorised paragraphs.
What to correct first
Start with errors that repeat or change what you mean, such as using the wrong tense.
Use this order:
- Is the message understandable?
- Does the verb place the event at the right time?
- Are the subject and object clear?
- Does the connector match the relationship?
- Can you say the corrected sentence without reading?
When the routine is too difficult
Use just two steps: a short sentence and one detail. Shorten it further if you cannot say it without reading.
This routine builds speaking. It can't certify B1 or replace real conversation.