How to Talk About Your Yesterday in English | English Speaking Conversation Practice
Learn how to "talk about yesterday in english" with Ina and Ali! 👋 In this practical lesson, we focus on mastering "past tense english" verbs to confidently describe your "daily routine english". Join us for engaging "english conversation" designed to help "english for beginners" improve their speaking skills and share their stories. Talk About Your Yesterday in English | Real-Life Conversation & Past Tense Practice Want to describe your day naturally in English? Join Ina and Ali in this engaging, story-based lesson where they share every detail of their "yesterday"—from pancake mishaps and plant-watering accidents to family dinners and unexpected discoveries. Perfect for mastering the past tense through authentic, relatable conversation. 🎯 In This Lesson, You Will Learn How To: ✅ Describe your day from morning to evening using simple past tense ✅ Use essential past verbs: woke up, made, gave, went, bought, ate, talked, felt ✅ Ask and answer questions about daily activities naturally ✅ Use key phrases like “had to,” “while,” and “What kind of…” ✅ Share small stories—even simple or funny moments—with confidence ✅ React naturally with phrases like “Oh no!” and “That’s nice!” 📖 Lesson Outline & Real Conversation Topics: 🌅 Morning Stories: • Waking up early & unexpected messages • Cooking adventures (and mistakes!) • Helping a neighbor & spreading kindness 🌇 Afternoon Adventures: • Accidents at home (water + books = trouble) • Shopping decisions & friend advice • People-watching & sweet moments in public 🌃 Evening Activities: • Dealing with busy places (banks & waiting) • Trying new foods & discovering local shops • Family dinners, old stories, and laughter 💡 The World of English Method: 🔹 Learn Through Storytelling: Follow a full, real day in Ina and Ali’s lives—engaging, memorable, and easy to relate to. 🔹 Past Tense in Context: Over 20 common past tense verbs used naturally in dialogue. 🔹 Question & Answer Practice: Build confidence in both telling your story and asking others about theirs. 🔹 Think in Pictures: Visualize your day as a short movie, then describe the scenes in English. 🔹 Safe & Supportive Practice: A welcoming space to make mistakes, share simple stories, and progress at your own pace. 🛠️ Your Language Toolkit: ✨ “I had to dry the book quickly.” (Expressing necessity) ✨ “I ate dinner while watching a documentary.” (Describing simultaneous actions) ✨ “What kind of game did you see?” (Asking for details) ✨ “Oh no!” / “That’s so nice!” (Natural reactions) ✨ “It was busy/quiet/relaxing.” (Summarizing your day) 🚀 Perfect For: ✅ Beginners ready to move beyond the present tense ✅ Learners who want to talk about their daily lives naturally ✅ Anyone preparing for casual conversations about their weekend or recent events ✅ Students who learn best through stories and real dialogue ✅ Viewers looking for a warm, friendly, and practical speaking practice 📝 Practice With Us! Try writing or saying: “Yesterday, I [woke up] at [time]. Then I [activity]. Later, I [activity]. It was [feeling].” 💬 Join Our Community Practice! 👇 “What did YOU do yesterday?” Tell us a few sentences about your day in the comments! We read every comment and love hearing about your lives. Example: “Yesterday I worked in the morning, then met a friend for coffee. In the evening, I cooked pasta and watched a film. It was a good day!” ✅ Loved this lesson? → LIKE this video to support our channel! → SUBSCRIBE for more real-life English conversations #PastTense #EnglishConversation #DailyRoutine #LearnEnglish #SpeakingPractice #WorldOfEnglish #Storytelling #EnglishForBeginners #RealLifeEnglish #TalkAboutYourDay
