Spoken English in Real Life is a comprehensive and practical guide for learners of all levels who want to speak English confidently and naturally in real-life situations. This carefully structured book contains 108 lessons and 1080 engaging dialogues across three thematic parts, making it an essential companion for English learners, educators, and trainers.
🛒 Buy Now 👁️ Preview BookMaster essential real-life interactions like greetings, asking for help, apologizing, giving advice, and expressing opinions for daily and social communication.
Practice organized and formal English used in academic settings—giving reasons, comparing, presenting data, and building arguments.
Learn expressive vocabulary through real-life contexts like emotions, actions, weather, smells, and objects. Speak with clarity and depth.
Engage in role-plays, revision activities, and confidence-boosting tasks to bring all your learning together for real-world fluency.
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In this chapter, you will explore the foundations of real-life spoken English. Learn how to greet others, ask for help, express your opinions, and engage in friendly conversations.
Formal: "Good morning! It's a pleasure to meet you."
Informal: "Hey! How's it going?"
Practice using greetings in different situations—meeting new people, starting a phone call, or welcoming guests.
Common phrases:
These expressions are polite and useful in everyday life.
A: "Hi! Can you help me find this address?"
B: "Sure! You're just a block away. Head straight and turn right."
Repeat each phrase aloud 5 times. Role-play with a friend or record yourself to improve fluency and pronunciation.
In many English-speaking cultures, using polite words like "please," "thank you," and "excuse me" is very important in everyday communication.
Next: Learn how to give and receive apologies in real-life conversations.
Fill in the blanks with appropriate greetings:
1. A: "__________, how are you today?"
B: "I'm fine, thank you!"
2. A: "Hey! _________ going?"
B: "Pretty good!"
3. A: "Good evening, sir."
B: "__________. How can I help you?"
1. Good morning
2. How’s it
3. Good evening
Match the questions with the appropriate responses:
1 - C
2 - B
3 - A
Repeat the following words with correct pronunciation:
Try saying this conversation 3 times aloud:
A: “Good morning! Can you help me find the metro station?”
B: “Sure! Go straight and take a left.”
In the next chapter, you’ll learn how to say sorry politely and how to express your thoughts in English confidently. Stay tuned!
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