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Follow one short plan every day: practice 3 Speaking topics, learn 10 Reading phrases, and collect simple language you can reuse on test day.
Open Day 1, practice three Speaking topics, and learn 10 useful Reading phrases. The next days show what is coming next.
Give advice, tell a personal story, describe a picture
Learn how to start quickly, keep talking, and add enough details without sounding memorized.
Learn 10 practical phrases to recognize meaning faster in CELPIP Reading.
Describe what you see, make a prediction, choose the best option
Learn how to describe pictures, make simple predictions, and compare details with reusable phrases for test day.
Practice 10 advanced phrases that help you identify details, contrast, and purpose in CELPIP-style reading passages.
Compare options, make a decision, give your opinion
Train yourself to choose one side, explain why, and finish with a confident final sentence.
Practice 10 phrases for causes, results, comparisons, and opinions in CELPIP Reading.
Make a decision, give an opinion, handle an unusual situation
Learn how to stay calm, explain your choice, and react clearly when the situation is unusual.
Review 10 phrases that often signal exceptions, conditions, and hidden contrast.
Advice, picture details, comparison
Connect your ideas more smoothly so your answers sound organized, not random.
Learn 10 phrases that show sequence, examples, contrast, and additional information.
Tell a story, make a prediction, explain a decision
Add reasons, examples, and consequences so you can fill the time without repeating yourself.
Practice 10 phrases that help you infer meaning from surrounding sentences.
Opinion, unusual situation, final polish
Finish with opinion practice, unusual situations, and a final check of your strongest answer patterns.
Use 10 final phrases to review common CELPIP Reading signals before moving on.
Extra Speaking starters + Reading phrases
A bonus phrase bank for extra review before you repeat the marathon.
Unlock extra phrases for reading speed, paraphrase recognition, and common distractors.
