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STANAG 6001 Level 1 · Speaking
Task 1  ·  General Conversation

General Conversation

The examiner and the candidate talk about everyday topics for 2–3 minutes. This task tests whether you can discuss familiar subjects using the required vocabulary and grammar at STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP Level 1.

STANAG 6001 JFLT SLP Level 1 Speaking Task 1 15 Topics
15
Topics
90
Examiner Questions
300
Key Vocabulary Items
15
Max Score Points
Task Format Examiner-led conversation on one or two everyday topics
Duration 2–3 minutes
Maximum Score 15 points
What Is Tested Vocabulary, grammar, fluency, pronunciation
Standard STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP Level 1
Resources Topic Card Sets
Study Guide
How to Use These Cards
01
Read the Questions
Open a topic card and read the six examiner questions aloud. Think about your own answers before looking at anything else.
02
Learn the Vocabulary
Study the 20 key words for each topic. Read each word aloud and record yourself to check your pronunciation.
03
Study the Model Dialogue
Read the model dialogue, paying attention to the length and structure of each answer. Cover the text and try to reproduce it from memory.
04
Practise the Grammar
Make your own sentences using each of the four grammar structures. Record yourself and check for accuracy and natural delivery.
All Topics Complete Topic Overview
# Topic Sub-topics Covered Card Set Each Card Contains
1
Family
Personal details · Family relations · FriendsPage 1
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
2
Jobs
Occupations · Position and duties · Career goalsPage 1
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
3
Daily Routine
Everyday activities · HouseworkPage 1
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
4
Education
Schools · Subjects · Language learningPage 1
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
5
Housing
Address · Houses and flats · Furnishings · NeighbourhoodPage 1
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
6
Leisure & Entertainment
Free time · Hobbies · Vacation · Going outPage 2
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
7
Clothing
Clothes for occasions and seasons · FashionPage 2
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
8
Weather
Seasons · Weather forecast · ClimatePage 2
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
9
Shopping
Shopping for food · Markets · Shopping centresPage 2
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
10
Health
Diseases · Symptoms and treatments · Health carePage 2
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
11
Sport
Sports and games · Sporting activities · FitnessPage 3
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
12
Holidays & Celebrations
Public holidays · Family events · TraditionsPage 3
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
13
Transport & Travelling
Public transport · Cars · Air travel · AccommodationPage 3
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
14
Food & Meals
Eating habits · Dishes · Cooking · Eating outPage 3
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
15
Services
Telephone · Post office · BankPage 3
6 Questions20 VocabDialogueGrammar
Grammar Sample Grammar Structures Across All Topics
Family · Present Perfect with Since / For
“I have known him since school — for about fifteen years.”
I have known + person + since + time / for + duration
Jobs · Present Perfect for Duration
“I have been in the military for twelve years.”
I have been in/at + place + for + period
Daily Routine · Frequency Adverbs
“I usually cook dinner. I sometimes watch television.”
I usually / sometimes / often + verb + object
Education · I Find it + Adjective + to
“I find it difficult to speak quickly without making mistakes.”
I find it + adjective + to + verb
Housing · There Is / There Are
“There is a supermarket nearby. There are two bedrooms.”
There is a + noun. There are + number + nouns.
Clothing · Present Continuous for Now
“Today I am wearing combat trousers, a green shirt, and boots.”
Today I am wearing + list of clothes
Shopping · Comparative Adjectives
“The quality is much better and the prices are often lower.”
noun + is + comparative adjective
Transport · I Had to + Infinitive
“I had to wait at the airport for almost eight hours.”
I had to + verb + for + time + before + clause
Speaking Practice TipFor each topic, aim for 3–4 sentences per answer. Record yourself, listen back, and ask: Is my answer long enough? Is my grammar correct? Is my pronunciation clear?
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