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Roadmap 2026
Spoken English Roadmap 2026 — Free
A free spoken English roadmap for 2026, for Hindi speakers, taught in Hindi and English: Beginner (sounds, first sentences, everyday tenses), Elementary (daily conversation, work, study and travel English), Intermediate (fluency, grammar in real sentences, listening) and Advanced (natural expression, pronunciation, interviews and exams). 43 modules and 197 topics, with practice questions.Spoken English का free roadmap: चार levels, 43 modules और 197 topics, पहली sounds से interview और office की English तक, practice questions के साथ।
- 4 levels
- 43 modules
- 197 topics
- Free
Level 1: Beginner (A1)
5 modules · 25 topics
Module 1: Letters, sounds and your first English
Module 2: Making your first sentences
Module 3: The three tenses you use every day
Module 4: Understanding, and answering back
Module 5: The words you need most
After this level you canDraft — being reviewed
- Recognise English letters and common sound patterns, and spot where they differ from Hindi
- Greet people, introduce yourself and use courtesy phrases in simple English
- Build simple positive, negative and question sentences with am/is/are, have/has and do/does
- Talk about habits, actions now, past events and plans using the right basic tense
- Ask someone to repeat or clarify, and give short natural replies to common questions
- Ask for things and permission using everyday vocabulary for home, food, shopping and transport
Level 2: Elementary (A2)
10 modules · 67 topics
Module 6: Everyday conversation
Module 7: Your goal: where it starts
- Asking for directions
- Appointments and services
- Explaining a problem
- Making plans and invitations
- Shadowing
- One-minute speaking
- Retelling
- Question-answer speed drills
- Joining a meeting
- Giving updates
- Asking for clarification
- Agreeing/disagreeing professionally
- STAR structure
- Explaining achievements
- Handling gaps or setbacks
- Technical answer structure
- Note-taking
- Summarising
- Presentations and viva
- Introducing yourself
- Small talk
- Making friends
- Invitations and plans
- Present system
- Past system
- Future forms
- Perfect forms
- Core phrases for the chosen context
- Scenario practice
- Relevant vocabulary and collocations
- Listening examples from the chosen context
Module 8: Speaking without freezing
Module 9: English at work
Module 10: Interviews: where to start
Module 11: English for studying
Module 12: English for travelling
Module 13: The grammar that matters most
Module 14: Setting a goal of your own
Module 15: Finding and fixing what is still weak
After this level you canDraft — being reviewed
- Describe your daily routine and talk about family and friends in short conversations
- Handle shopping, payments, restaurant orders and phone calls in everyday English
- Ask for directions, book appointments and explain a simple problem to a service provider
- Give a short self-introduction in a work setting and answer basic questions about your role
- Answer common interview questions such as tell me about yourself, strengths and career goals
- Keep speaking through mistakes by using fillers, short expansions and speaking before translating
Level 3: Intermediate (B1)
14 modules · 38 topics
Module 16: Speaking more easily
Module 17: Grammar inside real sentences
Module 18: Listening to Natural English
Module 19: More words, and how to use them
Module 20: Keeping a conversation going
Module 21: Speaking in real situations
Module 22: Speaking practice, every day
Module 23: Meetings, and working with others
Module 24: Building a full answer
Module 25: Talking in class, and to teachers
Module 26: Meeting people
Module 27: Getting the tense right while you speak
Module 28: English for your own situation
Module 29: Repairing the basics
After this level you canDraft — being reviewed
- Speak in longer connected sentences using because, but, so, although and however
- Use present perfect, past continuous, modals and conditionals correctly in real sentences
- Follow English spoken at normal speed, including contractions and different common accents
- Use common collocations, phrasal verbs and natural word choices instead of literal Hindi translations
- Start, continue and end a conversation, ask follow-up questions and disagree politely
- Repair a misunderstanding and explain an opinion with reasons in a meeting, class or small talk
Level 4: Advanced (B2+)
14 modules · 67 topics
Module 30: Sounding natural
Module 31: Saying exactly what you mean
Module 32: Being understood the first time
Module 33: Understanding fast English
Module 34: Handling a difficult conversation
Module 35: Everyday conversation, naturally
Module 36: Putting it all together
Module 37: Speaking without preparing
Module 38: English for professional work
Module 39: The interview itself
Module 40: Getting it right in exams
Module 41: When travel goes wrong
Module 42: Checking and correcting yourself
Module 43: Practice for your own goal
After this level you canDraft — being reviewed
- Speak spontaneously for longer on unfamiliar topics with fewer pauses and fillers
- Paraphrase when a word is missing and recover smoothly after a mistake
- Choose formal, neutral or informal register and use reported speech and passive voice in context
- Pronounce word stress, sentence rhythm and Hindi-speaker problem sounds clearly without forcing an accent
- Follow fast conversation and long talks with several speakers, and summarise what was said
- Write emails, deliver presentations and handle difficult interview and customer conversations diplomatically
Every topic is one free video lesson with key points and practice. Learn at your own pace; no level has a deadline.