It helps them organize their thoughts and structure their story.

It limits their creativity by following a fixed structure.

It discourages them from adding personal details.

It forces them to memorize lines word-for-word.

To focus only on advanced vocabulary.

To restrict their vocabulary choices.

To make them rely solely on memorization.

To prepare them to handle everyday situations confidently and smoothly.

It is mainly for improving students’ reading skills.

It makes students memorize phrases without understanding.

It improves students' fluency, memory, and engagement.

It focuses only on vocabulary expansion.

Facts, statistics, expert quotes, and examples

Statistics and personal opinions without examples

Only expert quotes without any examples

Personal opinions and anecdotes only

"So, let’s go over what happened with the project."

"I would like to discuss our recent project outcomes."

"Hey, can we talk about the project results?"

Focusing only on flat intonation for simplicity

Avoiding polite intonation to save time

Using loud and assertive tones for all phrases

Practicing with polite and friendly intonation, such as “Could you help me?”

It helps them identify strengths and areas for improvement in storytelling.

It limits their practice to specific topics.

It makes them focus only on language accuracy.

It discourages them from speaking freely.

It makes the story complex and challenging to follow.

It helps listeners visualize the story, making it more engaging.

It restricts students to using only specific words.

It discourages creativity and personal expression.

Speaking without adapting to the formality of the setting

Relying on a limited range of vocabulary

Using only simple sentence structures

Consistency in speech flow

Statement only.

Example only.

Statement, reasoning, and example. 

Reasoning without any statement.