Speaking Practice

Speak clearly, confidently, on cue.

Rehearse all eight CELPIP Speaking tasks with timed prompts, structured templates, model answers, and AI feedback — one task at a time or as a full practice routine.

8 tasks

15 min total

Giving Advice

Give practical advice to someone facing a problem. Focus on empathy, clear suggestions, and reasons.

Prep: 30s Speak: 90s

Talking About a Personal Experience

Describe a past experience with details, emotions, and a clear story sequence.

Prep: 30s Speak: 60s

Describing a Scene

Describe a picture clearly using location phrases, actions, and overall impression.

Prep: 30s Speak: 60s

Making Predictions

Look at a scene and predict what might happen next using logical reasons.

Prep: 30s Speak: 60s

Comparing and Persuading

Compare two options and persuade someone to choose the better option.

Prep: 60s Speak: 60s

Dealing with a Difficult Situation

Explain a decision in a sensitive situation while staying polite and practical.

Prep: 60s Speak: 60s

Expressing Opinions

Give your opinion on a topic with strong reasons and examples.

Prep: 30s Speak: 90s

Describing an Unusual Situation

Describe an unusual object, person, or situation to someone who cannot see it.

Prep: 30s Speak: 60s

Simple CELPIP Speaking Answer Structure

Opening sentence – respond directly to the situation.
Main idea 1 – give your first reason or detail.
Main idea 2 – add another reason, example, or explanation.
Conclusion – finish naturally and clearly.

This structure helps you avoid long pauses and keeps your answer organized.

FAQ

There are eight speaking tasks.

Practise with a timer, use simple answer structures, record yourself, and review feedback after every response.

You need natural and accurate vocabulary, not memorized complicated words. Clear structure and fluency are also important.

Yes. AI feedback can help identify repeated problems with fluency, vocabulary, grammar, structure, and task response.

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Tip: Speaking Task 5: pick one option and stay with it. Comparing both is fine, switching sides isn't.