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A conversation between Lisa and someone about finding directions. Lisa wants to reach the train station and is asking someone on the street for help. Lisa: Excuse me, where is the train station. Can you help me?Stranger: Of course! Walk straight and then turn left at the traffic light.Lisa: Straight and then left, got it. Is it far?Stranger: No, it’s quite close. Just a five-minute walk.Lisa: Great, thanks!Stranger: After the sign, turn right.Lisa: Turn right after the sign. Perfect. Thank you so much!Stranger: You’re welcome! Have a safe trip! And now, repeat these sentences aloud. Excuse mewhere is the train … Read more

let’s imagine a simple shopping conversation between Lisa and the cashier: Lisa: Hello! I want to buy some clothes.Cashier: Hi there! Welcome. How can I help you today?.Lisa: I need a new dress for a party. Do you have dresses?Cashier: Yes, we do! Dresses are in that section over there.Lisa: Thank you! I really like this one. How much is it?Cashier: That dress is $30. Would you like to try?Lisa: Yes, please. It fits perfectly! I take it.Cashier: Great choice! Anything else?Lisa: No, thanks.Cashier: Alright. Your total is $30. Cash or card?Lisa: I pay with my card, pleaseCashier: Have a … Read more

The most effective way to improve your English speaking is through practice. The best way to practice is by engaging in conversations with someone. You can enhance your skills by applying the practices recommended below to improve your English speaking, especially in situations where there is no one to talk to Here’s a simple conversation between two people meeting for the first time: Person A: Hi, I’m Alex. What’s your name?Person B: Hi, Alex! I’m Sarah.Person A: Nice to meet you, Sarah!Person B: Nice to meet you too, Alex.Person A: Where are you from, Sarah?Person B: I’m from London. And … Read more