Your Day Comes Out Mixed Up? Put It in Order

English Conversation Practice helps you tell a friend about your day in order, even when your story feels mixed up. Level A2–B1, for learners who get their story mixed up when talking about their day. You will speak, not just listen. 📄 Free Practice Pack (PDF): https://englishpracticespark.com/prac... In this lesson you will: ✓ "You won't believe what happened." — get your friend's attention before telling a story e.g. You won't believe what happened at the bank today. ✓ "It all started when" — explain how your story began e.g. It all started when I lost my keys. ✓ "After that," — say what happened next e.g. After that, I called my mum. ✓ "The worst part was" — describe the hardest part of your experience e.g. The worst part was the long line at the airport. ✓ "In the end," — explain how your story finished e.g. In the end, we found a taxi. 00:00 The situation: telling a friend about a morning when everything went wrong 00:20 Today's lesson 00:31 Round 1: Listen to the conversation 03:25 Phrases: "You won't believe what happened.", "It all started when" + 3 more 04:48 Round 2: Hear and repeat 06:35 Fix it: Spot the mistake 07:23 Round 3: Use the phrases in the story 12:54 Round 4: Speak as Theo 14:16 Round 4: Speak as Mia 16:03 Round 4: Your turn to speak 17:23 Bonus: A new situation 18:03 Speed round: 5-second answers 18:32 Final: Listen without subtitles 19:27 Wrap-up ▶ Previous lesson: Can You Stay Calm When Agents Talk Fast?    • Can You Stay Calm When Agents Talk Fast?   Vote in the pinned comment: A) Use order words or B) Start again slowly. Bonus: write the line you'd say, with "It all started when". Subscribe: one new story and 5 new phrases, every week. #EnglishPractice #SpeakingEnglish #TalkingAboutYourDay