Sure! Here’s a speaking exercise connected with the topic of magic:

Instructions: 1. Divide the participants into pairs. 2. Assign one person in each pair as the “Magician” and the other as the “Assistant.” 3. The Magician will perform a magic trick while the Assistant narrates the trick in real-time. 4. The Assistant should describe the trick using appropriate vocabulary and expressions related to magic. 5. After each trick, the pairs should switch roles, allowing both participants to be the Magician and the Assistant.

Example Dialogue:

Magician: (Holding a deck of cards) Ladies and gentlemen, prepare to be amazed! I will now make a card disappear from this deck.

Assistant: (Narrating) Ladies and gentlemen, the Magician is holding a deck of cards. He is shuffling them expertly, ensuring that they are well-mixed. Now, he is asking a volunteer to pick a card from the deck. The volunteer has chosen the Queen of Hearts. Remember, everyone, it’s the Queen of Hearts.

Magician: (Continuing the trick) Now, watch closely. I will make the Queen of Hearts vanish into thin air.

Assistant: (Narrating) The Magician is holding the Queen of Hearts in his hand. He is waving his other hand over the card, reciting a magical incantation. Abracadabra! And just like that, the Queen of Hearts has disappeared! It’s gone!

Magician: (Revealing the trick) Now, let’s see where the Queen of Hearts went. Ta-da! Look inside my pocket, and there it is! The Queen of Hearts has magically reappeared!

Assistant: (Concluding) Ladies and gentlemen, the Magician has successfully made the Queen of Hearts vanish from the deck and reappear in his pocket. Let’s give him a big round of applause for this incredible magic trick!

Remember to encourage participants to use descriptive language, engage the audience, and create an atmosphere of wonder and excitement throughout the exercise.