Listen. Tap the picture.
Match the picture with the word
Say it out loud
Build the sentence
Listen and type it
Module 1 Review: Speaking Basics
This module covered the essential building blocks of confident spoken communication. From introducing yourself to expressing opinions, these seven lessons form the foundation for everything that follows.
What did Module 1 cover?
You learned how to introduce yourself with an elevator pitch, make small talk with icebreakers and open-ended questions, ask clear and effective questions, give step-by-step instructions, communicate on phone and video calls, describe people and places vividly, and express opinions using the PREP formula.
What is the most important skill from this module?
Active listening. Every other skill — questioning, describing, instructing — depends on being able to truly hear and respond to others. It’s the thread that connects all of Module 1.
How do I know if I’m ready for Module 2?
If you can introduce yourself confidently in under 60 seconds, hold a 5-minute small-talk conversation, and explain a simple task step by step, you’re ready. These are practical skills — test them in real life, not just in your head.
What comes next?
Module 2: Everyday Communication covers storytelling, handling disagreements, giving and receiving feedback, and more. The skills get deeper, but the foundation you’ve built here makes them achievable.
Module 1 Review: Speaking Basics
This module covered the essential building blocks of confident spoken communication. From introducing yourself to expressing opinions, these seven lessons form the foundation for everything that follows.
What did Module 1 cover?
You learned how to introduce yourself with an elevator pitch, make small talk with icebreakers and open-ended questions, ask clear and effective questions, give step-by-step instructions, communicate on phone and video calls, describe people and places vividly, and express opinions using the PREP formula.
What is the most important skill from this module?
Active listening. Every other skill — questioning, describing, instructing — depends on being able to truly hear and respond to others. It’s the thread that connects all of Module 1.
How do I know if I’m ready for Module 2?
If you can introduce yourself confidently in under 60 seconds, hold a 5-minute small-talk conversation, and explain a simple task step by step, you’re ready. These are practical skills — test them in real life, not just in your head.
What comes next?
Module 2: Everyday Communication covers storytelling, handling disagreements, giving and receiving feedback, and more. The skills get deeper, but the foundation you’ve built here makes them achievable.