Speaking without pauses.

Speaking quickly.

Using formal vocabulary at all times.

Consistency in speech flow, use of complex structures, adaptability to context, and expressing nuances.

It allows you to memorize sentences.

It helps to avoid all pauses.

It makes you speak faster.

It enhances fluency and accuracy. 

By repeating the same descriptive words

By avoiding emotional language

By using basic adjectives in all situations

By choosing precise adjectives and adverbs to convey subtlety

It requires memorizing every sentence.

It only focuses on vocabulary.

It provides a natural context for conversation.

It discourages improvisation.

Pause and rephrase if you make an error

Ignore any mistakes to maintain the flow

Speak as quickly as possible to avoid errors

Wait until the end of the conversation to correct mistakes

Using respectful language and a polite tone. 

Speaking as quickly as possible. 

Using slang to seem relatable. 

Ignoring cultural norms of politeness. 

Using transitional phrases

Slowing down

Using thought chunking

Hesitation pauses

It restricts students to using only specific words.

It discourages creativity and personal expression.

It makes the story complex and challenging to follow.

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

Shadowing native speakers.

Only practicing on weekends.

Reading without intonation.

Speaking as fast as possible

It discourages creativity in students. 

It focuses solely on grammar accuracy. 

It helps organize thoughts and engage the audience. 

It makes speaking activities more difficult.