3 Minute English Speaking INPUT

Day 01 Wedding & Season
Day 02 Performance & Airport
Day 03 Overseas Travel & Anniversary
Day 04 Finding Directions & Karaoke
Day 05 Amusement Park & ​​Reading
Day 06 Diet & Library
Day 07 Neighborhood & Holidays
Day 08 Public Bathhouse & Bus
Day 09 Hospital & Airplane
Day 10 Photos & Bookstore
Day 11 Gifts & Shopping
Day 12 Sleep & Alcohol
Day 13 Smartphones & Sports
Day 14 Exam & Meal
Day 15 Pets & Weaknesses
Day 16 Romance & Movies
Day 17 Movie Theater & Online Games
Day 18 Online Learning & Online Shopping
Day 19 Email & Online Communities
Day 20 Hardware/Software & Clothing Store
Day 21 Foreign Language & Cooking
Day 22 Exercise & Driving
Day 23 Banking & Relationships
Day 24 Bike & Funeral
Day 25 Jogging & Religion
Day 26 Gas Station & Subway
Day 27 Home & Chores
Day 28 Job & Taxi
Day 29 Fast Food Restaurant & School
Day 30 Gym & Restroom
{Summary of key INPUT expressions}

3 Minute English Speaking OUTPUT

Day 01 Why do we read books?
Day 02 Why do we buy bottled water at convenience stores?
Day 03 Why are there so many coffee shops on every street?
Day 04 Do you talk a lot with your family?
Day 05 To be a movie or a novel, that is the question!
Day 06 What is the most important thing in achieving your goals?
Day 07 Why is it difficult to succeed in dieting?
Day 08 What is important for realizing your dreams?
Day 09 How do you overcome difficulties?
Day 10 What is the most important thing in time management?
Day 11 When is driving more inconvenient?
Day 12 What is your favorite season, summer or winter?
Day 13 What do you pay most attention to when choosing a movie?
Day 14 When do people disappoint you?
Day 15 What are some good habits you would like to show off?
Day 16 What are the disadvantages of buying online?
Day 17 What are the harms that smartphones cause us?
Day 18 When do you really want to quit drinking?
Day 19 What are the benefits of watching movies at home?
Day 20 What do you do when you are very tired?
Day 21: Which is more effective in dieting: exercise or controlling food intake?
Day 22 What is the solution after a fight with someone close to you?
Day 23 What is the correlation between money and happiness?
Day 24 Why do people flock to franchise coffee shops?
Day 25 How do you save money?
Day 26 When do you waste the most time during the day?
Day 27 What is one thing you absolutely must do for your health?
Day 28 What are the contradictory situations around us?
Day 29 What do you do for a good night's sleep?
Day 30 How is your self-control?
{OUTPUT script and expression summary}

When we speak English, our brain goes through a total of four stages.
This process does not proceed smoothly because the native language, Korean, usually intervenes before English.
However, after undergoing the scientific and systematic training of the Speaking Matrix, you can complete English sentences at a native-like speed and speak fluently for as long as you want—one minute, two minutes, three minutes, whatever.


This is a structure that allows you to train by investing just 5 minutes a day, and [MP3 files for speaking training] that allow you to memorize expressions just by listening and following along, and [author-direct lectures] by Taeyoon Kim, the first Korean instructor for in-house English training at Google Korea and a speaking expert with 21 years of experience, are provided free of charge (audio and video lectures are provided, and video lectures will be updated sequentially).
The MP3 files and study materials for this book can be downloaded for free without logging in from the Gilbut Publishing website (www.gilbut.co.kr), and the author's video lectures can be viewed on YouTube's 'Young UP Time' (search for 'Young UP Time' on YouTube) and the Speaking Matrix official website (speakingmatrix.gilbut.co.kr).
Recommended for anyone who desperately needs to improve their English speaking skills, from beginners just starting to learn English to those preparing for speaking tests such as the OPIc and TOEIC Speaking.

{This book consists of INPUT, which contains episodes that allow you to express your thoughts for 3 minutes, and OUTPUT, which allows you to practice speaking using these episodes.
It can be easily divided into two volumes to suit the learner's purpose and convenience.


(Take it in! You can only say as much as you have in your head!)
3 Minute English Speaking INPUT
Even if you know the expressions and have a wealth of topics to discuss, if you can't express your own opinions, it's not truly speaking English. Include anecdotes that allow you to express your thoughts in three minutes.

STEP 1 Listening in chunks: Listen to the sentences in the episode broken down into meaningful chunks.
When training, please focus on listening to English rather than Korean.
(If you find the training difficult, you can skim through the Korean sentences in STEP 3 and understand the content before training in STEP 1.)

STEP 2: Repeat along: This time, connect the sentences and repeat them.
Look at the English and try to say it along.
STEP 3: Speaking Alone: ​​Now, look at the Korean and speak in English. STEP 3 also includes an MP3 file, so if you're uncomfortable speaking alone, you can listen to STEP 2 while speaking.
(However, please practice repeatedly until you can do it without any problems.)

{Summary of key INPUT expressions}
We have summarized the important expressions in the INPUT part with explanations.
Studying together allows for a more in-depth learning of English speaking skills.

(Speak! Now you can speak like a native!)
3 Minute English Speaking OUTPUT
We will train you to speak in English about various opinions on a single topic for 3 minutes by weaving together episodes learned in INPUT.
At first, practice speaking in one-minute segments, and once you get used to it, try speaking by connecting various opinions.

STEP 1 Listen while looking at Korean: At first, look at the Korean and listen to the corresponding English expression without any pressure.
STEP 2: Speak sentence by sentence: Try speaking sentence by sentence. Listen to the MP3 and follow along. Once you're comfortable, try speaking STEP 1 in English.
STEP 3 Listen and Speak: Listen to the MP3 and speak along.
Fill in the blanks and check what I said.
STEP 4 Speak English for 3 minutes: Look at the Korean words and try to translate them into English.
If you write it yourself, you will remember it longer.

{OUTPUT script and expression summary}
I've organized the script and expression explanations for the OUTPUT section. The expressions to fill in the blanks in STEP 3 are underlined in the script.

(For those who feel lonely studying alone)
Commentary lecture by a speaking expert instructor
The author, a professional English speaking instructor with 21 years of experience, explains each and every point to keep in mind when practicing speaking.

(Even if you just point it out, or just listen to it, you can automatically memorize it)
MP3 files for speaking practice
All examples in this book are available as MP3 files and QR codes. The MP3 files can be downloaded for free from the Gilbut Publishing website (www.gilbut.co.kr) and the Speaking Matrix official website (speakingmatrix.gilbut.co.kr), without logging in.