SPEAKING

Buses  Bus Stop   Where is the nearest bus stop?   Which bus goes to Las Vegas?   Where are the bus tickets sold?  Can I buy a ticket on the bus? How much is one ticket?  I want to get off in Burnsville.  Could you please tell me when I should get off?  Where is […]

Speaking FLUENTLY Greeting: Hello / Hi / How are you doing ? Hello / Hi / How is it going ? Hello / Hi / How are things ? Positive: Fine Fine, thanks. How are you ? Good,thanks . And you ? Not so bad, thanks. How are you doing ? Negative: Not brilliant, not

DIALOGUES AND MONOLOGUES  SPEAKING DIALOGUE 1 Greetings Ali         : Good morning, Burak! Burak  : Hello, Ali Ali         : How are you ? Burak  : I am fine, thanks. And you ? Ali         : Not bad. I am Ok. See you later. Burak  : Ok. Goodbye. DIALOGUE 2 Introducing yourself   Tarık     : Hello. My

Here you are ! In this lesson, we’ll practise intonation and pronunciation by reading specific information about the dialogue. Key words / Buying things bell customer shop assistant key ring flag  T-shirt cup scarf watch  souvenir  Useful Phrases / Buying Can I help you ? How much is it ?  Here you are! That’s a good

Speaking with Politeness and Elegance We all aspire to speak English with the elegance of a true Sir or Lady, capturing attention and leaving a positive impression on others. Whether it’s for impressing examiners during speaking tests or for personal growth, having refined language skills is a common goal. Below, we’ve prepared a guide on

Why Do We Work? Conversational English Conversation 1 A: Where do you work, Jessica? J: I work at Pizza Real Restaurant. A: Oh, really? What do you do there? J: I’m a waitress. I serve food. A: Tiring? J: Yes, it is a tiring job, but I like it. And what do you do? A:

Basic English Expressions Yes.   No.  Please. Good morning.   Hello.  Hello, good-bye. Welcome!   Good evening. Good night.   Good-bye.  Thank you. You’re welcome.  How are you?   I am fine, thank you.  How are you?   Excuse me.   I beg your pardon; I am sorry.   OK; okay.   It’s not important.  It doesn’t matter.   Please come in.  Please sit down. 

Some sentences to help you order food in a restaurant: Waiter:        May I take your order ?        Are you ready  to order ?        Would you like to have /  eat mashed potatoes ?        Would you like dessert / an appetizer ?        Would you like to drink something ?        Would

Topics to discuss / Speaking and Writing Topics to discuss: 1.      Information about the raw materials in our country. 2.      Your country in the 30 years time. 3.      The importance of learning foreign languages. 4.      Information about your country’s food-cookery. 5.      Information about the great thinkers in forms of literature, history, etc… 6.      The scientists

Formal and Informal Speaking Tips Learn about formal, less formal, and informal speaking formulas in English conversations. Greeting Someone Starting a Conversation Introducing Yourself