SPOKEN ENGLISH IN REAL LIFE

Md. Shafiqual Islam

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Tk 750.00

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.

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What's Inside This Book

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Part 1: Everyday Communication

Master essential real-life interactions like greetings, asking for help, apologizing, giving advice, and expressing opinions for daily and social communication.

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Part 2: Academic and Structured English

Practice organized and formal English used in academic settings—giving reasons, comparing, presenting data, and building arguments.

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Part 3: Vocabulary in Action

Learn expressive vocabulary through real-life contexts like emotions, actions, weather, smells, and objects. Speak with clarity and depth.

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Part 4: Real-Life Practice & Review

Engage in role-plays, revision activities, and confidence-boosting tasks to bring all your learning together for real-world fluency.

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Chapter 1: Everyday Communication

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.

Lesson 1: Greetings

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.

Lesson 2: Asking for Help

Common phrases:

  • “Excuse me, could you help me, please?”
  • “Can you show me how to get to the station?”
  • “I’m looking for the nearest pharmacy.”

These expressions are polite and useful in everyday life.

Mini Dialogue

A: "Hi! Can you help me find this address?"

B: "Sure! You're just a block away. Head straight and turn right."

Practice Tip

Repeat each phrase aloud 5 times. Role-play with a friend or record yourself to improve fluency and pronunciation.

Cultural Note

In many English-speaking cultures, using polite words like "please," "thank you," and "excuse me" is very important in everyday communication.

Coming Up

Next: Learn how to give and receive apologies in real-life conversations.

Practice Exercise 1.1 – Greetings

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?"

Answers:

1. Good morning
2. How’s it
3. Good evening


Practice Exercise 1.2 – Asking for Help

Match the questions with the appropriate responses:

  • 1. “Excuse me, could you help me?”
  • 2. “Can you show me the way to the bank?”
  • 3. “I’m looking for a restroom.”
  1. “Sure! It’s just around the corner.”
  2. “Yes, take the second left.”
  3. “Of course! What do you need?”

Answer Key:

1 - C
2 - B
3 - A


Pronunciation Practice 🎧

Repeat the following words with correct pronunciation:

  • “Help” – /hɛlp/
  • “Please” – /pliːz/
  • “Excuse me” – /ɪkˈskjuːz mi/
  • “How’s it going?” – /haʊz ɪt ˈɡəʊɪŋ/

Fluency Challenge 🗣️

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.”


Preview: Chapter 2 – Apologizing & Giving Opinions

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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