Welcome to American English Conversations: Lesson 15. In this lesson you have 3 dialogues to practice, read, translate, pronounce in English, and read along with the video. Please focus and do your best so that you can learn and improve your listening, reading, pronunciation, and communication skills in English. Don’t forget to use the comments…
DIRECTIONS: Read the dialogues below in English, then translate them and read them in your primary language (if needed). You’re encouraged to read these dialogues with your teacher, tutor, colleagues, family, and friends to practice and improve your American English even further. Topic: Lost Wallet Dialogue 1 Sophie: Oh no, I can’t believe it. My…
Welcome to American English Conversation: Lesson 42. In this lesson you have 1 discussion topic to encourage conversation beyond this activity as well as a dialogue to practice, read, translate, pronounce in English, and read along with the video. Please focus and do your best so that you can learn and improve your listening, reading,…
1. Learn how to make conversation more natural and easy for you and others around you. 2. Practice speaking out loud When you speak, do you notice that you don’t really talk? You don’t talk in your head and you don’t talk to yourself. The only thing that comes out of your mouth is words….
Do you want to speak English fluently? If so, then you must be able to speak it correctly in the right circumstances. To help you achieve this, I’ve come up with 7 simple steps to follow when speaking English. By following these steps, you’ll be speaking English confidently in no time! STEP 1: Find your…
Welcome to American English Conversation: Lesson 52. In this lesson you have 1 discussion topic to encourage conversation beyond this activity as well as a dialogue to practice, read, translate, pronounce in English, and read along with the video. Please focus and do your best so that you can learn and improve your listening, reading,…
Chapter 1: The Power of Words Introduction The rhythmic beat of my heart pounds in my ears as I sit here, alone in my study, staring at the blank page before me. The weight of this task looms heavily on my shoulders, for I aim to craft an introduction that will capture the essence of…
Welcome to American English Conversation: Lesson 44. In this lesson you have 1 discussion topic to encourage conversation beyond this activity as well as a dialogue to practice, read, translate, pronounce in English, and read along with the video. Please focus and do your best so that you can learn and improve your listening, reading,…
1. Introduction To improve your English conversation skills, you need to practice, practice, practice. 2. Listen to Conversations This is one of the easiest ways to improve your English conversation skills. Instead of listening to music or watching TV while on the phone or in a meeting, listen to conversations in English. You will learn…
DIRECTIONS: Read the dialogues below in English, then translate them and read them in your primary language (if needed). You’re encouraged to read these dialogues with your teacher, tutor, colleagues, family, and friends to practice and improve your American English even further. Topic: At the Bookstore Dialogue 1 Sophie: Hi, Emma. What are you doing…