Prompt Title: English Rhythm Mastery.

INTRODUCTION: Hello and welcome to this English learning course! In this lesson, we will be discussing how to speak English fluently by focusing on four key elements: rhythm, tone, inflections, and pauses.

MAIN CONTENT: Today, our focus will be on rhythm. Have you ever noticed how some non-native English speakers sound a bit strange or off when speaking English? This is often because they struggle with English rhythm. But don't worry, by breaking sentences into question-answer parts, we can create a natural rhythm and improve our English speaking skills.

English sentences can be broken down into little question-answer pieces, and each one of these pieces matches a simple rhythm. By practicing this method, we can learn to communicate better and sound like a native speaker.

To begin, let's look at how breaking down sentences into question-answer parts can help us create a natural rhythm. For example, take the sentence "I went to the store and bought some milk." We can break this sentence down into question-answer parts like this:

Question: "What did you do?" Answer: "I went to the store."

Question: "What did you buy?" Answer: "I bought some milk."

By breaking the sentence into these parts, we create a natural rhythm that mimics the rise and fall of a conversation.

CONCLUSION: So, if you want to improve your English speaking skills and sound like a native speaker, focus on rhythm by breaking sentences into question-answer parts. By doing so, you'll be well on your way to speaking English fluently! Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next lesson.