Lesson 3: Expressing Sympathy & Empathy, and Asking & Giving Opinion
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English Conversation
LESSON 2: Congratulating, Thanking, and Apologizing
Discussion: Interactive Video Conversation 1 Circumstance: Two students having a friendly conversation involving congratulating, thanking, and apologizing. Student A (Mia): Hi Alex! How are you doing today? Student B (Alex): Hey Mia! I’m doing well, _____________. How about you? Mia: I’m good, thanks for asking. Oh, by the way, _______________ on passing the math exam!
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Lesson 1: Greeting and Parting, Introducing Oneself and Others
For discussion Greeting and Parting Introducing Oneself and Others Test Yourself Speak Well MORE HERE
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Asking and Giving Directions
Here, you are going to learn languages used in asking and giving directions. Rajamangala University of Technology Map MORE HERE
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Complaining, Apologizing, Clarifying, and Thanking
Here, you will learn about making a complaint, apologizing, clarifying, and thanking in English. Speaking Practice 1 with AI Audio Script 3BB customer service: Hello 3BB internet customer service. How may I be of help. Customer: _______________________________________________ 3BB customer service: Sorry to hear that. What is the problem? Customer: _______________________________________________ 3BB customer service:
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4 Structures of English Conversation: Getting to Know You
Scroll through this presentation on the 4 structures of English conversation. Learn what the 4 structures are and then create your own conversation. Example: OPENING a conversation Example: MAINTAINING a conversation Example: LEAVE TAKING Example: ENDING a conversation DO THIS… unit 2 Example Download this conversation template MORE HERE
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Understanding Questions: Wh-Questions
WH-Question Practice: Answer the following WH-questions by matching the the wh-question with the rest of the sentence. Go back to main page: Understanding Questions INSTRUCTIONS: Re-write the words in the correct order to form questions. Make sure to have ONE SPACE ONLY between words.
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Understanding Questions: A2 CEFR Level
A2 CEFR level questions included in this quiz are as follows: yes/no, wh-, alternative, embedded, and tag questions. If you want to go back to the main page: understanding questions INSTRUCTIONS: Re-write the words to the correct order to form questions. Make sure to have ONE SPACE ONLY between words.
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CEFR A1 Level: Understanding questions
Questions included in this quiz are wh-, yes/no, alternative, embedded, and tag questions. Go back to main page: understanding questions INSTRUCTIONS. Re-write the words in the correct order to form questions. Make sure to have ONE SPACE only between words.
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Understanding Questions
Questions A question is a sentence that asks for information. There are several kinds of questions in English. Being aware of the different types of questions can help you know what kinds of information people are asking for and how to response. Understanding questions and being able to form questions are necessary for successful
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