I Forgot the Name—Here's How to Keep Talking

This English Speaking Practice helps you describe something you need in a shop and keep talking when you forget its name. For A2–B1 learners who forget words when they need something in a shop — listen, repeat and answer out loud. 📄 Free Practice Pack (PDF): https://englishpracticespark.com/prac... What you will be able to say: ✓ "I don't know the word, but" — keep talking when you cannot remember a word e.g. I don't know the word, but it's for my phone. ✓ "It's something you use to" — explain what you use a thing for e.g. It's something you use to open bottles. ✓ "It looks like" — describe a thing's shape or appearance e.g. It looks like a small box with a red button. ✓ "It's made of" — describe a thing's material e.g. It's made of glass, so be careful. ✓ "What's it called?" — ask someone for the name of a thing e.g. This thing for the door — what's it called? 00:00 The situation: forgetting the word for something you need in a shop 00:17 Today's lesson 00:30 Round 1: Listen to the conversation 03:18 Phrases: "I don't know the word, but", "It's something you use to" + 3 more 04:37 Round 2: Hear and repeat 06:10 Round 3: Use the phrases in the story 11:17 Fix it: Spot the mistake 12:19 Round 4: Speak as Theo 13:46 Round 4: Speak as Mia 15:30 Round 4: Your turn to speak 16:56 Speed round: 5-second answers 17:24 Bonus: A new situation 18:01 Final: Listen without subtitles 18:44 Wrap-up ▶ Previous lesson: Your Day Comes Out Mixed Up? Put It in Order    • Your Day Comes Out Mixed Up? Put It in Order   A) Describe the thing or B) Stop and think? Vote in the pinned comment — and write what you'd say, with "It's something you use to". Want more speaking practice? A new lesson comes every week. Subscribe to get it. #EnglishPractice #SpeakingEnglish #ForgottenWords