Sentence Frames to Create Follow-up Questions In How to Ask Interesting Questions, I explained 3 types of questions you can use to begin a conversation. Now, let’s look at 5 ways to ask more […]
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Moving Beyond the Basics When your English reaches a certain level (If you can read and understanding this sentence, you are at the right level!), you can begin to improve your conversation skills […]
Follow-up Questions: The Glue that Holds Conversations Together A conversation in English consists of a few basic parts. To begin a conversation you need to either make a statement or ask a question. […]
There are many ways to say goodbye in English. While bye and goodbye are well-known and used throughout the world, native English speakers often use other expressions when saying goodbye. In fact, goodbye […]
An Introduction to Short Simple Natural Follow-up Questions (SSNQs) In addition to reactions, follow-up questions are an important part of a conversation in English. What I’m about to share with you is something […]
Hello! 안녕하세요! Greetings earthlings! Living and working in Korea, I’ve noticed some differences between Korean and English greetings. It’s a good idea to learn these differences if you want to avoid […]
What is the basic structure of a conversation in English? The basic structure of a conversation is simple. By applying the pattern below, you can begin to start speaking more and be a […]
3 Parts of a Basic Conversation in English After greeting someone, a basic conversation in English has three parts. The three parts are: A question An answer with some details A reaction and […]
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