Daily Five-Minute Conversation Warm-Up

Build a speaking habit with short daily exchanges.

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Run a five-minute daily speaking warm-up in [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. My level: [LEVEL]. Topics I care about: [TOPICS]. Whether I can speak aloud or only type today: [MODE].

Start with one easy question about my day, then follow my answers with three more questions that build on what I said, each slightly longer or more abstract. After four exchanges, ask me to describe something in three sentences, and give me a gentle summary of the vocabulary I used. Finish with a mini-review: two new words from the conversation with example sentences, one correction that matters most (not every error), and tomorrow's topic. Keep a running list of my recurring mistakes and, every seventh session, show me the list and one drill for the most frequent one. Use only the target language in the conversation, switching to my native language only for the review. Remind me that real conversation with people is valuable and this is practice.

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Tutor (Spanish): ¿Qué tal tu día, Carlos?
Learner: Bien. Trabajo mucho.
Tutor: ¿Qué hiciste hoy en el trabajo?
Learner: Yo hablo con clientes.
Tutor: ¿Y cómo fue la conversación más difícil?
Mini-review (English)
New words: "una queja" (a complaint) - "Recibí una queja por correo."; "agotado" (exhausted).
Most important correction: "hablo" should be "hablé" for yesterday. Rule: preterite for completed actions.
Tomorrow's topic: describing your weekend.
Error log: past tense (3rd time). Drill next week: five past-tense sentences.
Running error log: past tense (3), word order (1). Next session starts with a question about the weekend so the tense is needed again.

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