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How to start a conversation in English? You can speak English quite well. But sometimes you find that the hardest part is simply how to start a conversation. Now you can learn these expressions for starting a […]
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Some students think they never tell stories, but that is not true. Any time we talk about an action or an event, it is a story. If you describe a book you have read, or
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Count nouns can be counted as one or more. Non-count nouns cannot be counted. They usually express a group or a type. Listen to the examples below: Non-count Nouns I’d like to buy some _________. How much
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Jim: Yes. This is very important. Jim: How much will it cost if I only buy one? Jim: And if I buy two, will it be cheaper Jim: If I buy two, it will be
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Jim: Oh! Hello, Mark. Coming please. Mark: Hello. How are you today? Jim: Fine, thank you. Mark: Did you have a nice weekend? Jim: Yes, it was very nice. I spent time with my family.
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Jim: You must be Mark Johnson? Mark: You must be Mr. Pearson? Jim: Yes. Sorry I am late. Mark: Never mind. Please sit down. Would you like something to drink? Jim: Yes. Some tea would
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Susan: Mark, Friday at 1 o’clock, I would like you to go with me to a seminar. Mark: Sure, no problem. Friday at 1 o’clock. Susan: Maybe you should write that on your calendar so
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Boss Thank you all for coming today. First of all, I would like you all to meet Mr. Mark Johnson. He is our new salesperson with the company. Susan: I think Mark has met everyone,
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English Conversation at Work – Job Description Susan: Anyway, you’ll also have a budget for your travel. We’ll pay for your gasoline and your parking. Mark: Really? Wow! I think I am going to like
English Conversation at Work – Responsibilities Susan: So Mark, how do you like your new job. Mark: Well, I think I like it a lot, but I don’t know much about what I will be
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