Six ways to keep a conversation going: define, control, recover, take time, ask through and give an opinion.
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These are conversation exercises with your own models. The site can check closed answers, but does not automatically assess your free story or pronunciation. Use an interlocutor or compare your own effort carefully with the model.
Start with the function, the place, or a property. A description may be simple. Your goal is that the other understands what you mean, not that you immediately find the perfect word.
Make your understanding verifiable. A yes after a long explanation can say too little. Repeat the most important detail, for example time or place, and ask if that is true.
Give her an opinion without presenting her as a fact
Make it clear what you think and what clue you have for it. Leave room for another experience. That gives a conversation more possibilities than just equal or wrong.
Round one: just tell me where you were, what happened and how it ended. Round two: add a reason or opposition. Round three: let the other ask a question and respond to it. You don't have to speak faster every round; look for a clearer message.
Use only support words. If you read a complete text, you will practice a different skill than independently formulate. Compare your personal forms, references and time words afterwards. Choose one improvement point for the next attempt.