Step 1-Find an interesting point that connects you to this person in that moment.

Step 2-Take the opportunity to introduce yourself.

• keep it simple.

Step 3-Engage with a relevant question about the context or topic the interesting point you made in step one.

Step 4-Give good vibes and move on.

Video 2 ;

Step 1-Make a list of your favorite things to talk about , you're passionate about or knowledgeable about.

• if you have a weird or obscure interest don't scared to share

• the list doesn't have to be long

  Step 2-Ask a open question ( open question tent to lead to more interesting discussion)

  Step 3-Use question tags.

  Step 4-Show them you're listening with gesture. (use short affirmation)

  Step 5-Let them talk

Step 1) find interesting points to connect you with that person in that moment

-example: say something about the weather or make comments or ask a question

Step 2) introduce yourself in fleeting/friendly way

-make it look relax and casual

-adding 'by the way' : "I'm Aimi, by the way"

Step 3) engage with relevant question about the context in step 1

-extending/elaborate the simple idea

Step 4) give good vibe

-aiming a good impression

-inspire the next opportunities

-sum it up , make it look simple and friendly

Video 2 : 7 Tips to keep a conversation going

1) make a list -> favourite/passionate/knowledgeable

2) open questions -> use 5W1H + Which

3) Question tag -> isnt he? / arent they? / do we?

4) active listening -> react, show youre invested, short affirmations, body language

5) let them do the talking -> give them chance to speak

6) practise -> do it with everyone you meet

7) memorise standar phrases

1. Find an interesting point that connects myself to this person in that moment

2. Introduce myself, tell them my name (a little extra piece of information) - add ‘by the way’ to seem casual and relaxed

3. Engage with a relevant question about the context or the topic that i mentioned in step one

4. Give good vibes and move on (leave the conversation in a friendly way)

How to keep a conversation going in English

1. Make a list (fav things to talk about) -activities, hobbies

2. Ask open questions (6W 1H) -give other person a chance to answer more broadly and more openly

3. Use questions tags (two- or three-word tag that be added to the end of a statement) -inviting the other person to contribute their thoughts -statement positive, the tag is negative

4. Active listening (invested to hear what they have to say) -with gestures -use short affirmations -echo questions

5. Let them do the talking (sit back and let the other person to fill the silence)

6. Practice

7. Memorize standard phrases (learn, study, remember and use expressions regularly)

There a four tips that you can use to start with the new people that you meet. Firstly, to find an interesting point that connects you with them in that moment. Secondly, introduces yourself to make yourself known. Thirdly, engage yourself by asking relevant question related to the first step you made. Lastly, leave a good impression to the people you talked to give a friendly vibes to people by something simple like "nice to talk to you, i hope we get the opportunity to talk again, see you later!"

By implementing this tips, we are able to start a small talk with any new people that we meet regardless of the place or situations.

(First Video)

-Find an interesting point that connect you to this person in that moment

example:

when the person is outdoor, just start commenting on the weather as it is universally relatable topic for most of the people

-Introduce yourself

example:

keep the introduction brief when introducing yourself and add a phrase like "by the way" to start a new topic

-Engage with a relevant question about the context

example:

show interest in their social life byt asking them a question about their daily life

-Give good vibe and move on

example

end the conversation by giving a good vibe rather than aiming for long conversation and make sure to end the conversation in a way that make the other person look forward talking to you again

1. ~firstly, ask about something related and relevant for the situation we are on at that moment.

2. ~ second, put a light and simple introduction about ourself 'my name is ... by the way ' ( not talking about something too personal)

   ~ relax, simple and friendly.

   ~ then pause for a moment to give the person time to talk, introduce and ask any question.

3. ~ extand the question earlier but still make it related to the context.

4. ~ end the conversation by making a good impression ' its lovely to meet you'

   ~ leave the conversation friendly so that the person would be hoping to see us again next time.

Introducing your self in a friendly manner could ease the atmosphere so the conversations doesn't feel forced. Adding "by the way" when introducing yourself could help you a lot.

Extend the conversation by engaging with the relevant question about the context in step 1

Making the conversation short and enjoyable is essential for a good vibe which leads to our aim for a good impression. Inspire for next opportunities and sum it up to end the conversation properly.

There is few small talk tip that i have learn from Emma in mmmEnglish youtube channel.This tips are incredibly short,fast and importantly its easy to remember.This few step can make an introducing yourself to someone new easier.

Lets start with a very first step which is find a interesting point that connect you to this person in that moment.For example you can start to the talk with asking them about a weather,or find a perfect context in the office,or maybe some relatable to everyone eventhough it is a silly things.

Secondly is start to introduce yourself by adding a few interesting phrases.Once you have introduced yourself,start to pause the conversation to give time to them start theis conversation.This are the best step to getting them know about yourself.

Third or lastly is to engage them with a relevant question about the context.We can asking them such as “Where did your live”,and when they tell you where exactly live try ask them if there originally from there or else.This step can make us to know who are exactly there are.

Those are 3 simple step that we can use to get knowing eachother this days.There are plenty of steps but this 3 is more simply and easy to use eventhough kids and teenagers aswell.

VIDEO 2- How to keep a conversation going in English

1)Find an interesting point that connects you to this person in that moments

2)Introduce yourself

3)Engage with a relevant question about the context

4)Give good vibes and move on

VIDEO 2

1)Make a list

2)Ask open questions

3)Question tags

4)Active listening

5)Let them do the talking

6)Practise

7)Memorise standard phrases

The Four-Step Method

Step 1: Find a Connection

  - Identify an interesting point that relates to the context of the meeting. This could involve commenting on the weather or a relatable situation.

Step 2: Introduce Yourself

  - Introduce yourself briefly, using casual phrasing. For example, saying "I'm Emma, by the way," to keep it light.

Step 3: Engage with a Relevant Question

  - Ask an open-ended question related to the context or the interesting point you made. This helps to further the conversation and make a connection.

Step 4: End on a Positive Note

  - Conclude the conversation in a friendly way, leaving a good impression and paving the way for future interactions.

Application of the Method

- Examples of applying the four steps in different scenarios, such as meeting a new neighbor, interacting at the office, or chatting with parents at school.

- She encourages practicing the steps by contemplating a potential introduction and conversation with a new person, reinforcing the importance of a friendly interaction.

Conclusion

- The focus of the first meeting should be on creating a positive interaction, not on having an in-depth conversation.

- Each brief exchange serves as a foundational "brick" for building future connections.

HOW to introduce yourself?

•Find an interesting point that connects you into people .

• introduce yourself

-in a way that simple but makes it connected to other.

• engage with a relevant questions about the context/topic

-Ask something that you think it is related to that person.

•give good vibe.

- make people feel comfortable to talk to you for he next time.

• make list on something that you are passionate or knowledgeable.

-such as your favourite hobby.

- engaging yourself easily with people because mybe both of you have the same interests.

•ask open questions.

-give other person chance to answer more broadly or more openly.

-give chance to talk more freely

-try to ask in a long question instead of simple/short questions so people might have chance to elaborate it.

•use questions tags.

-great tool to other person to contribute their thoughts into conversation.

•listening actively

-make people feel good.

-example:react when people talk about something shocking 😲.

In conclusion,just talk something simple that will make people interested to talk with you.

FOUR STEPS TO INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO SOMEONE NEW :

☆ Find interesting point that can connects you with any person in that moment. Dont spoil up the moment with unappropriate interactions.

☆ Introduces yourself such as tell them your name. No need detail informations just keep it simple.

☆ Engage with relevant questions about the context.

☆ Give good vibes and move on.

Try your best not to give any bad impressions about yourself to the others. Talk as positively as you can.

7 GREAT WAYS TO BOOST YOUR ENGLISH CONVERSATIONS SKILLS :

☆ Make a list. Talk about things who excites you the most. Examples :

hobbies, projects and ideas.

☆ Ask open questions. Use any questions words : who? Why? What? How? Which?. For example :

Instead of asking ' are you from here? ' try asking them ' where are you from ? ' so the conversations becomes more casual and relaxing.

☆ Use interesting questions tags.

☆ Being an active listener. Show the other person you want to hear from them instead showing them you're just waiting for your turn to talk. For examples : show gestures when u listening like shake head when u disagree and nod your head when u agree.

☆ Let them do the talking.

☆ Practices . The more practices u do the more confident youll gains.

☆ Memorise standard phrases. Examples ways how to

Starting a conversations :

How was your weekend?

Ending a conversations :

It was nice chatting.

- We can find a similar interest point to ensure both party engage into the topics.

- We also need to talk in a more relaxed manners to radiate that friendly impression to the other party.

- Then, we can introduce ourselves. After that, we can elaborate more about the context we talked earlier.

- We need to give a good impression to others.

Video 2 : How to keeps a conversation going

- We can ask others if they have any specific hobbies and we could elaborate more if both parties have similar interest.

- If not , we can use the WH method to keep the conversation alive.

- We should ask more open questions instead of closed question and letting the conversation ends there.

- We can turn our statement into a question by using question tags and letting the others to talk.

- We can use body gestures and ask them simple questions to show that we're actively listening to them.

1. Find the same interest or questions that might be related to the situation such as asking about the weather or hobby.

2. Introduction : introduce yourself in a simple way. Exp: name

3. Ask something about the interest / context from step 1.

4. Give good vibes - leave the conversation in a good way so that the person feel like they want to talk with you again.

5. Ask open question that does not simply can be answered with yes or no.

6. Do active listening with gesture or actions such as nodding.

7. Let them talk or continue the conversation.

8. Practices.

We need to aware that the very first conversation is fast, so don't oversharing your information when introducing yourself. All we have to do is being friendly and use our surrounding when we start talking. This will help us to be more natural when introducing ourselves.

-find an interesting points that connects you to this person in that moments

-introduce yourself

-engage with a relevant questions about the content

-give good vibes and move on

how to keep conversations going

-make list

-ask open questions(use 5W1H)

-use question tags

-active listening with gestures(use affirmations like I see, I know/echo questions; ask for confirmation )

-let them do the talking

-practice

-memorise standard phrases

First,we could start by finding some point that connect us to the other person. Second,try to slip our name when you have the opportunity. Third you could engage them with some relevant questions. Lastly,gives good vibe and move on so you made a good impression,making our next encounter more friendly and engaging.

-find an interesting point that connects the situation

-introduce yourself whenever you get the opportunity

-engage with a relevant question about the context that mentioned at the first step

-give good vibes and move on [ it's lovely to meet you,etc]

--> just leave a good impression for the first time talking so that the person will look forward to talk to you again

second video ☆

-make a list [about your favourite thing to talk about]--> something you passionate or knowledgeable

-ask open question [using 6W1H]

-question tags [ contribute their thoughts]

-active listening [show that you are invested to know what they are about to share] -->gestures , affirmations , echo questions

-let them do the talking

-practice ! ! !

-memorise standard phrases

Step 1 - find interesting points that connects you to this person in that moment

• it could be anything relatable / relevant in that moment

• keep it simple

Step 2 - introduce yourself

• in a fleeting way

• short and simple

• adding phrases to make it look casual and relaxed

Step 3 - engage with a relevant question about a context / point you made in step 1

• extending simple ideas that are related in that moment

Step 4 - give good vibes and move on

• aiming for a good impression

• use all the information we collect at the first brief meeting to build a stronger connection with the person next time

• end the conversation in a friendly way

In summary , our aim in our first introduction ever with someone is to make it as simple and friendly as possible so we can relax and looks forward to another conversation next time .

1.Make an interesting connecting point based on context(weather,food,etc)

2.Casual introduction(Name,relevant info)

3.Relevant question about context(from step 1)

4.Good vibes(gives good first impression)

How to keep a conversation going:

Make list of topics(fuel conversation)

Ask open questions(more opportunities for answers

Use question tags(innit?,etc)

Active listening(show engagement)

Let them talk

Practise

Learn standard phrases

1) find an interesting point that connect you to thix person in that moment

2) take oppoturnity to introduce yourself by fleeting to make the conversation feels more casual

3) engage them with a relevent question about the interesting point you made in step 1 by extending the simple idea of the context

4) give good vibe and move on when you want to end the conversation

HOW TO KEEP A CONVERSATION GOING IN ENGLISH?

1) Make a list of your favourite things you to talk about such as activities, hobbies, project, ideas or anything you passionate about

2) ask open question to give other person a chance to answer more broadly or more openly

3) use question tag which is really simple technique that you can use turn any statement into a question that help other people to to contribute their thoughts in the conversation

4) shows that you are the actively listening because that make them feels good which can make them want to talk more.

5) let them do the talking to fill the silence

6) practice your speaking skills by having conversation with real people

7)memorise standard phrases that help them sink into your mind that you can always drawon them when you need them

1. Find an interesting point that connects you to this person in the moment.

• You able to find something relevant in the moment.I believe that is a really a great way to start the conversation.

2. Introduce yourself.

• Tell them your name,where you live and so on.

• Introduce yourself briefly

• There is no need to tell them too much about yourself such as your family, your position at your workplace and so on.

3. Engage with a relevant question about the context or topic that you mentioned in step one.

• You can ask a relevant question that a related to the context in the moment.

4. Give good vibes & move on!

• Leave the conversation in a friendly way so that person you are talking looks forward to talk to you again next time.

• For example :- It was lovely to meet you/It's a great to meet you anyway.

1. find and interesting point

   -make sure based on the situations

2. introduce yourself

   - tell your name

   -dont overdo it( dont tell about your privacy yet)

3. ask some relevant question

   - dont make it hard

   -make it more fun/interesting conversation

4. give a good vibe

   -friendly vibe

   -cheerful expression

   
   

Small Talk :

1. make a list

   -activities/hobbies/projects/ideas

2. ask open question

   -a w/h question always work

   -avoid the yes/no answer

3. questions tag

4. active listening

   -react

   -body langguange

   -expresssions

   -short supportive answer

   -repeat what they talk (echoing)

5. let them do the talking

   -no interuption needed(baesd on situations)

6. practise

7. memorise standard phrases

   -greetings

   -questioning

Problems we can't speak with others :

-worried making mistakes & running out of things to say when we started.

-nervous meeting new people.

-don't know what to say.

-introvert.

Four-step process to introduce ourselves :

1)find an interesting point that connects us to this person in that moment - topic

; weather, sports game, kids, car.

2)introduce ourselves (tell them our name) - DON'T tell them about privacy matters - can adding a 'by the way' in introduction for a casual & relaxed conversation - AFTER introduction, pause & let them speak.

3)engage with a relevant question about the topic that we mentioned in step 1 - extending simple ideas or questions.

4)give good vibes & move on ! - gives good impressions - leave conversation in a friendly way.

video 2 : 7 tips to keep a conversation going

Problems : unconfident, afraid, shame.

1)make a list of our favourite things to talk about - activities, hobbies, project, ideas.

2)ask open questions - who?,what?,where?,when?,why?,which?,how? - can speak freely - interesting discussions.

3)question tags - 2 or 3 word tag added to the end of statement.

4)active listening - listening with gestures - use short affirmations - throw echo questions for confirmation - repeat what others said.

5)let them do the talking - DON'T afraid.

6)practise ! - chat with real people.

7)memorise standard phrases - learning, studying, remembering, using these expressions helps to sink our mind.

HOW TO KEEP A CONVERSATION GOING IN ENGLISH

Step 1 -Make a list of conversation topic

-make a list such as your favourite things,hobbies and things that excite you

-these topics are easy to discuss when you know the topic very well

Step 2- Asking open question (that start with WH word)

-give other person to answer more broadly and openly

Step 3 -Use question tags

-two or three word tag that you add to the end of statement to invite them to constribute their thought

Step 4-Active listening

-Show them that you are interested when they are talking

Step 5-Let them do the talking

-Dont be afraid of awkward silence because the chances are the other people is also afraid of the silence so let them do the talk

Step 6-Practise

-keep practising with new people you meet

Step 7-Memorise standard phrases

-Help them sink into your mind when you need to use the word properly

and for the second video was about how to keep the conversation going. first, make a list. the list i was talking about is some topic to talk if you ran out of ideas or your conversation is end early but we still want this conversation to still going. as example, we can talk about hobby. second, ask an open question. third, do a question tag. fourth, be active on our conversation, as example, body language, nod your head or repeat what they said. and then, let them saying. and the most important part is KEEP PRACTICE. lastly, memorise standard phases.

that's all from me sir. thank you.

1)Find an interesting point that connects you with that person

for example, you can use the weather to start a conversation with your new neighbour because you're most likely would be outside. Another example would be to make a comment.

2)introduce yourself in a fleeting and friendly

you can make it look natural and relaxing by adding 'by the way'. For example,"I'm Aisya,by the way."

3)Engage with relevant question about the context

ask about the context from step 1

4)give good vibes and move one

This aim for a good impression on the other person as it will inspire the next oppurtunies of future conversation with them. Sum it all up in one simple and friendly parting sentence.

1.find an interesting point to start a conversation

-weather a perfect topic when you are meeting your neighbour

2.introduce yourself like your name

-it should be fleeting,dont give lots information about yourself

-pause, let them speak

3.engage with a relevant question about the context or the topic

-extending the simple ideas and the question

4.give good vibes and move on

How to keep a conversation going

practise english conversation

1.make a list

2.ask open question

3.question tags

4.active listening

-nod your head when you agree

- raise your eyebrows when they say something surprising

-react when they say something shocking

-shake your head when you disagree

-use affirmations

5.let them do the talking

6.memorise standard phrases

1.Make a list

• about your favourite things to talk about , thing you're being passionate or knowleadgable about

• things that you love and exciting

2. Ask open question

   • usually starts with "who?" , "what?" , "where?"

   • its great to give others a chance to answer more broadly and openly or give more of an answer

3. Question tag

   • "it's an beautiful day , isn't it?" , "you're new here , aren't you?"

   • if the statement in positive , then the tag is negative

4. Active listening

   • Listeninig with gestures

   • use affirmations and throw out echo questions

5. Let them do the talking

6. Practice

   • Talk to your neighbour or friends

7. Memorise standard phrases

   • To starting conversation and to ending a conversation

Step 1) find some interesting points that connect to the person at the moment

-Example : say something about the weather or ask some questions that are relevant at the moment.

Step 2) introduce yourself in a friendly way and just take the opportunity and follow the flow

-make it look simple and relax

-add some phrases and the end to make it more casual (add by the way)

Step 3) engage with relevant questions about the context in the first step

-extend the question with something nice

Step 4) give good vibe

-give a good impression

-inspire for the next opportunity to meet

Video 2 : 7 tips to keep a conversation going

1) make a list

hobbies/activities/favorite

2) open/make a question

use the 5W and 1H + Which

3) use some question tag

isn't /aren't/do we/

4) active listening

show some reaction, use some body language, give short responds

5) let them do the talking

give them the chance to do the talking, don't overwhelm towards the conversation

6) practice

do it every time and everyone you meet

7) memories some standard phrases

to make the conversation more interesting

2nd video-to make the conversation going we need to make a list about something that you love to talk about and try to remember it when we need to make a conversation.

- ask open questions using (who?,when?,where?,why?,what?,how?)

- we need to show that you interesting in what the other person is saying (with gesture like raise your eyebrows when they say something surprising,react when they say something shocking, nod head when agree with something and shake head when disagree with something they say.

- we can also let them do the talking and most importantly is practice!

-memories some standard phrases

Video 2 - 7 tips

1.find interesting point that connect you to this person in that moment

2.introduce yourself by them your name -adding "by the way" helps this interjection to seem casual and relax

3.engage with a relevant question about the context-extending the simple ideas and question that related to the context in that moment

4.give a good vibe and move on-make a good impression and inspire for the next opportunities - leave the conversation in a friendly way

HOW TO KEEP CONVERSATION

1.make a list of your favorite thins to talk

• example : activities , hobbies , project

2.ask open question

• start with WH word

3.use question tags

example:- it's beautiful day isn't it?

statement positive tag must be negative

4.active listening

• show that you're listening to the

• invested them that you want to hear what they have to say

• listening with gesture

5.let them do the talking

6.practise

• having conversation with real people

7.memorise standard phrases

So the thing people can help to bypass this problem is try to find soemthing connect you to that person for example you can talk about the weather or environtment depends on place or location you talking to that person. For example at office kitchen you can talk about how the lunch taste or what you going to eat for lunch.

Next, try introduce yourself fleeting. This help yourself to start you to new conversation after introduce yourself. For example using ' My name is Emma ' which showing you act more relax and casual rather than formal one to people

after that engage with relevant question, example topics about a western foods. You can ask a nearby restaurant that served a delicious western food.

Lasly, give good vibes and move on. remember that you only trying to encouraging other by your own mental possitive energy also aim to friendly, possitve interaction. Not long, deep and detailed cconversation. Also you trying to give good impression for the next conversation

•usjng the context that relatable

•introduce yourself

-keep it simple so them can understand easily

•keep talking

-extending the simple idea that relatable in the context

•End conversation

Give good impression

SECOND VIDEO

•make a list

•ask open question

-open question are great because they give the other person chance to answer broadly

•question tag

-when statement is positive then the tag will be negative

•active listening

-show interesting when person is saying

-show listening with gestures

•practice

• memories standard phrases

-learn simple expression

• Find an interesting point that can connect you with the person

  • choosing weather as a topic is quite common

  • try compliment them on what they do

  • share your thought about something that related to them

• introduce yourself

  • avoid sharing your personal information

  • just keep it short

  • add "by the way" to make it seem more casual and relaxed

  • pause for a while and see their reply

• engage with relevant questions about the context

  • example: "How long have you worked here?"

• give good vibes and move on

  • wrapping up the conversation with a friendly closing

7 Great ways to keep a conversation going

• Creating a list of topics you are passionate about can make the conversations going.

• Asking open questions (starting with who, what, where, when, why, how) encourages responses and keeps the conversation flowing.

• Question tags can transform statements into questions.

• Active listening is essential; show engagement through gestures to further conversation.

• Regular practice in real-life conversations, such as chatting with people in everyday situations

• Embrace silence in conversations; sometimes, by letting them lead the conversation, it can be more easier for us

• Memorizing useful expressions for starting and ending conversations can make the conversation more natural

1.Find an interesting point that connect you to this person, (exp: weather)

2.Introduce yourself- tell your name(add a little context)

3.Engage with a relevant question (about context or about the topic that you mention in step one)

4.Give a good vibe and move on (leave a conversation in a friendly way/positive interaction)

Tips to boost English conversation skill

1.Make a list (favorite things to talk about/love or excite you)

2.Ask open question(5W1H)

3.Question tags (for getting conformation or inviting the other person to contribute their thought to the conversation)

4.Active listening (to make them feel good)

5.Let them do the talking (let them come to the conversation)

6.Practice

7.Memorize standard phrases (remembering, studying regularly to help to sink into your mind so that you always draw on them when you need them)

1. Make list of conversation

   - hobbies - activities - projects -ideas

2. Ask open questions

   -who - what - when - why

3. Question tags

   -when the conversation is possitive it help give good impression

4. practice which help to boost your confidence while talking

5. try to learn and memories some standard phrases

Secondly, take the oppurtunity to introduce yourself in friendly way such as adding a little interjection

Example : I'm Emma, by the way

Thirdly, engage with a relevant question about the context or the topic that you mentioned in the step one

Finally, you need to end the conversation with give good vibes and move on

Second video

1) make a list of conversation topics such as activities, hobbies, projects and ideas

2) Ask an open question

An open question starts with WH word like when,who,why,how,which

3) Question tags

Example : It' s a beautiful day, Isn't it?

4) Listening actively to someone to makes them feel good

Example : Nod your head when you agree with something

5) Let them do the talking

6) Practise

7) Memorise standard phrases

step 1: find a interesting point

• start a conversation that are related at the moment

step 2: introduce yourself

• not too much information about yourself, just a little piece of information

step 3: engage with a relevant question/topic

• extending with simple ideas/question that are related

step 4: give good vibes and move on

• aim to end the cinversation with good expression and inspire next chance to make next conversation

video 2: how to keep on the conversation

step 1: make a list

• think about a lot of questions/sentences incase you got stuck

step 2: ask open question

• start with WH words like 'who' 'what' etc

step 3: use question tags

• turn a statement into a question

step 4: be an active listener

• show some interest in listening by using gestures

• use the same statement to make a question

step 5: let them do the talking

• let the other person start the conversation

step 6: practise

• have a talk with nearest people around you before going further

step 7: memorise standard phrases

• start and end the conversation with common phrases in daily life

1. find an interesting point that connects you to this person in that moment

2. take opportunity to introduce yourself

   -using by the way would make the conversation seems more casual

   -pause to let them speak, this allows the conversation to be two way

3. engage with a relevant questions about the context

   -extending the simple ideas with questions that are related to the context

4. give good vibes and move on

   - use a friendly approach to end the conversation for a good impression

video 2: how to keep a conversation going

1. make a list of things that you’re passionate about

2. ask open questions using “wh” quest

   -it helps the other person to answer freely

3. use question tags

   -it can turn statements into questions

   -examples: isn’t it, aren’t you

4. active listening

   -shows that you’re invested and are interested in what they’re talking

   -use gestures to show that you’re listening

   -use short affirmation such as i see, sure, i know

   -use echo questions like don’t you? , aren’t they? (verb+pronoun)

   -paraphrasing helps you to check whether you understood or listened to the statements correctly

5. let them do the talking

6. practice

   -helps you to speak better

7. memorise standard phrases

   -use common useful expressions during introduction and closure of conversations

1)find an interesting point that connects you to this person at that moment.

-example: talking the current weather

2) Introduce yourself

-just a little information

3)enggage with the relavant question about the context

-topic you imagine around you.

4)give a good vibe and move on

-aim a good impression

VIDEO 2

1)make list

-things you passionate about

2)ask open quetions

3) questions tags

4)active listening

-use gesture or affirmation

5)let them do the talking

6) practise

-develop those conversations skills in a natural way

7)memorise standard pharases

Find interesting point that can connect yourself with people.Try to keep it simple and after that,introduce yourself by your relax way ,tell them about your family and where are you from.Other than that,engage with a relevant question about the context such an example try to elaborate the idea.Then we can give a good vibes and aim just to have a friendly positive interaction.

2nd video

Why people now nervous to speak english?

It's because they are unconfident and afraid of making mistakes.

So to prevent it we need to face it by making a list that you love and thing that excite you.After that,ask open question with 5W or 6W and 1H (Who,What,Where,When,Why,How and which).Other than that,add question tag at the end of statements such an example "It's a beautiful day isn't it?".Then,try to listening actively by do some gestures like shake your head when you disagree with something.Next,try to use short affirmation like "i see".We can also memorise standard phrases like starting a conversation by asking them "how was your weekend" and ending the a conversation by "it was nice chatting".

Step 1 - creating a list of topics you are passionate about can helps you keep the conversations going ; incase you are stuck in one .

Step 2 - ask open questions give you a chance to speak freely .

Step 3 - use questions tags for confirmation or inviting the other person to contribute their thoughts .

Step 4 - active listening ; listening actively shows the other person that you are invested in their story .

Step 5 - let them speak/ come to the conversation

Step 6 - practise ; helps you to speak freely

Step 7 - memorizing standard phrases that are useful in English conversation is crucial so that you can always draw on them whenever you need it .

Step 1 : Find an interesting point that connects you to the person in that moment.

⁃ use the weather as a topic

⁃ Each of these different situation , connects you to that moment you're in whatever is relevant in that moment.

Step 2 : Introduce yourself

⁃ take the oppurtunity to tell them your name

⁃ don't give a lot of information about yourself.

⁃ keep it simple

⁃ Example : " I'm Amilin , by the way "

⁃ After introducing yourself , pause for a while to let them speak .

Step 3 : Engange with a relevant question about the context or the topic you mention earlier .

⁃ Extanding the simple ideas that are related to the context at the moment.

Step 4 : Give good vibes and move on

⁃ Aiming to make a good impression and most importantly you inspire the next oppurtunities for your next conversation.

Video 2

Step 1 : Make a list

⁃ list out your favourite things , things that you're passionate about or knowledgeable .

⁃ Example : activities , hobbies , projects , ideas

⁃ If you find yourself stalling in a conversation , instead of freaking out just try to remember that list and steer the conversation towards one of the topics.

Step 2 : Ask open question

⁃ Use Who , What , Where , When , Why , How , Which

⁃ Open question tend to lead to more interesting discussion

Step 3 : Use Question Tags

⁃ Question tags follow a pretty a simple pattern

Step 4 : Active listening

⁃ Show them that you're listening with gestures .

⁃ eco questiones

⁃ Example : " Are you ? " "Did they ?"

Step 5 : Let them do the talking

⁃ Let them fill the silence

Step 6: Practice

⁃ The more you practice that you get , the easier it will become

Step 7 : Memorise standard phrases

⁃ learning , studying , remembering

1. Find an interesting point that connects you to this person in that moment. For example you meet your new neighbour at your house yard you can start a conversation with phrases "Its beautiful day isn't it?" the phrases are suitable because you are in outside with your neighbour by doing that you can engage more interesting topics to talk with them

2.Take the oppurtunity to introduce yourself make the introduction simple casual and relaxed for an instance you can make a simple introduction like this i am yujin by the way it my first day in this department

3.Engage with a relevant question about the context such as you can ask the person how long they lived in this neighbourhood

4.Give good vibes and move on

As example if you want to end the conversation and want to talk with them in the next time you can say it's lovely to talk with you see you soon

For video 2 it talks about 7 great ways to boost your english conversation skills

1.Make a list that you love to do such as your favourite activities or hobby. In instance if your hobbies is an extreme hobby such as bungee jumping it can easily attracted people to know more about your hobby

2.You can ask open question such as why you love to sunbathing during summer

3. You can do a question tag like It's a a fantastic movie isn't?

4.You must always do active listening such as crying dramatically when your Talking partners tell a sad story

5.Besides that you must let your talking partners do the talking so it would be less awkward to you because your partner had an effort to start a conversation

6.You must do a regular practice because if you frequently speak in English so in a future you English fluency will increase significantly

7.Lastly you must memorise standard phrases such as What have you been up lately so you can simply engage a conversation with a new person that you met at your workplace or your classes

1)make a list of topics

-for example,use your hobbies,interest and experiences as a topic .It will help you steer conversations when you need to or when you're feeling stuck in the conversation.

2)Ask open questions!

-using open-ended question can help encourage a broader,wider range of response to promote deep conversations

-an open qustion usualy starts with WH words such as what, who, where, when, why and how

3)Use question tags

-by adding a short query at the end of a statement, it keeps the dialogue flowing

-Exs: "it's such a beautiful day, isn't it?"

4)Practice active listening

-you can use short affirmations ('I see, 'Really?', 'Sure', 'I understand') to indicate that you're paying attention to what they're talking

-you can also use gestures, nodding, humming, or echoing questions to show your engagement in your interactions

5) Let THEM Talk

-when you're met with an awkward silence in the middle of a conversation, don't panic or rush to fill it in. Instead ,wait for the other party to express themselves. It will promote a comfortable conversation for both interacting parties(you and the other person/group)

6)Practice,Practice,PRACTICE!

- start having conversation with real people,whether in person or online. This will surely build up your confidence and skills overtime

7)Memorize useful and standard phrases

-You should learn common expressions for starting a conversation or ending a conversation. It makes you sound more natural and fluid!

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18.Luckily

19.lucky

20.easy, hard

add013-

1.fast, fast

2.hardly

3.slowly

4.really, badly

5.badly

6.highly, quickly

7.prettily

8.pretty, low

9.late, lately

10.late

11.teribly, guilty

12.nearly

13.hard

14.narrowly

15.fantastic

16.heavily, steadily

17.high, small

18.fairly, fair

19.widely

20.luckily, lucky

ADO13 - 1.fast,fast 2.hardly 3.slowly 4.really,badly 5.badly 6.highly,quickly 7.pretty 8.pretty,low 9.late,lately 10.late 11.terribly,guilty 12.nearly 13.hard 14.narrowly 15.fantastic 16.heavily,steadily 17.high,small 18.fairly,fair 19.widely 20.luckily,lucky

AD011

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastic

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourful

8. bitterly

9. noisy, quietly

10. safely

11. nervous

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunate

18. Luckily

19. lucky

20. easy, hard

AD103

1. fast, fast

2. hardly

3. slowly

4. really, badly

5. badly

6. highly, quickly

7. prettily

8. pretty, low

9. late, lately

10. late

11. terribly, guilty

12. nearly

13. hard

14. narrowly

15. fantastic

16. heavily, steadily

17. high, small

18. fairly, fair

19. widely

20. Luckily, lucky

1) wrong

2) freely

3) safe

4) fantastic

5) mainly

6) brightly

7) colourful

8) bitterly

9) noisy, quietly

10) safely

11) nervous

12) totally

13) slowly

14) angrily

15) lately

16) hardly

17) fortunate

18) Luckily

19) lucky

20) easy, hard

AD013

1) fast, fast

2) hardly

3) slowly

4) really, bad

5) badly

6) high, quickly

7) prettily

8) pretty low

9) late, lately

10) late

11) terribly guilty

12) nearly

13) hard

14) narrow

15) fantastic

16) heavily, steady

17) high, small

18) fairly, fair

19) widely

20) Luckily, lucky

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastic

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colouful

8. bitterly

9. noisy , quietly

10. safely

11. nervous

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunate

18. luckily

19. lucky

20. easy , hard

    
    

ad013

1. fast , fastly

2. hardly

3. slowly

4. real , badly

5. badly

6. highly , quick

7. pretty

8. pretty , low

9. late , lately

10. late

11. terribly , guilty

12. nearly

13. hard

14. narrow

15. fantastic

16. heavily , steady

17. high , small

18. fair , fairly

19. widely

20. luckily , lucky

ad011 - 1. wrong 2. freely 3. safe 4. fantastic 5. mainly 6.brightly 7. colourful 8. bitterly 9. noisy , quietly 10. safely 11. nervous 12. totally 13. slowly 14. angrily 15. lately 16. hardly 17. fortunate 18. Luckily 19. lucky 20. easy , hard

ad013 - 1. fastest , fast 2. hardly 3. slowly 4. really, badly 5. badly 6. highly , quick 7. pretty 8. pretty , low 9. late , lately 10. late 11. terribly , guilty 12 . nearly 13. hard 14. narrowly 15. fanstastic 16. heavily , steadily 17. high , small 18. fairly , fair 19. widely 20. Luckily , lucky

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastic

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourful

8. bitterly

9. noisy, quietly

10. safe

11. nervous

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. late

16. hardly

17. fortunately

18. luckily

19. lucky

20. easy, hard

    
    

    AD103

    1. fast ,fast

    2. hardly

    3. slowly

    4. really ,badly

    5. badly

    6. highly, quickly

    7. prettily

    8. pretty low

    9. late ,lately

    10. late

    11. terribly guilty

    12. nearly

    13. hardly

    14. narrowly

    15. fantastic

    16. heavily, steady

    17. high, small

    18. fairly, fair

    19. widely

    20. luckily, luck

        
        

1. Wrong

2. Freely

3. Safe

4. Fantastic

5. Mainly

6. Brightly

7. Colourful

8. Bitterly

9. Noisy, quietly

10. Safely

11. Nervous

12. Totally

13. Slowly

14. Angrily

15. Lately

16. Hardly

17. Fortunate

18. Luckily

19. Lucky

20. Easy, hard

AD013 -

1. Fast, fast

2. Hardly

3. Slowly

4. Really, badly

5. Badly

6. Highly, quickly

7. Pretty

8. Pretty low

9. Late, Lately

10. Late

11. Terribly guilty

12. Nearly

13. Hard

14. Narrowly

15. Fantastic

16. Heavily, steadily

17. High, small

18. Fairly, fair

19. Widely

20. Luckily, lucky

1- wrong

2- freely

3- safe

4- fantastic

5- brightly

7- colourful

8- bitterly

9- noisy, quietly

10- safely

11- nervous

12- totally

13- slowly

14- angrily

15- lately

16- hardly

17- fortunely

18- luckily

19- lucky

20- easy, hard

AD013

1- fast, fast

2- hardly

3- slowly

4- really, badly

5- badly

6- highly, quick

7- pretty

8- pretty, lowly

9- late, lately

10- late

11- guilty, terrible

12- nearly

13- hard

14- narrow

15- fantastic

16- heavily, steadily

17- small, high

18- fairly, fair

19- widely

20- luckily, lucky

AD013

no 1 : speedy, faster

no 2 : hardly

no 3 : slowly

no 4 : actually, badly

no 5 : awful

no 6 : highly, quickly

no 7 : attractive

no 8 : quite, lower

no 9 : delayed, lately

no 10 : close

no 11 : horrible, guiltility

no 12 : near to

no 13 : hardly

no 14 : narrower

no 15 : incredible

no 16 : heavy, steady

no 17 : higher, small

no 18 : just, fairly

no 19 : wider

no 20 : luckily, lucky

AD001

1. wrongly

2. freely

3. safely

4. great

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourful

8. bitterly

9. noisy, quitely

10. safely

11. nervously

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunately

18. luckily

19. lucky

20. easily, hardly

2.freely

3.safe

4.fantastic

5.mainly

6.brightly

7.colourful

8.bitterly

9.noisy,quietly

10.safely

11.nervous

12.totally

13.slowly

14.angryly

15.lately

16.hardly

17.fortunate

18.Luckily

19.lucky

20.easy,hard

ad011- 1.wrong

2.freely

3.safe

4.fantastic

5.mainly

6.brightly

7.colourful

8.bitterly

9.noisy,quietly

10.safely

11.nervous

12.totally

13.slowly

14.angryly

15.lately

16.hardly

17.fortunate

18.luckily

19.lucky

20.easy, hardly

ad013-1.fast, fastly

2.hardly

3.slowly

4.really, bad

5.badly

6.highly, quickly

7.prettily

8.pretty, lowly

9.late, lately

10.late

11.terribly, guilty

12.nearly

13.hard

14.narrowly

15.fantastic

16.heavy, steady

17.highly, steady

18.fair, fairly

19.widely

20.luckily, lucky

1)wrongly

2)freely

3)safe

4)fantastic

5)mainly

6)brightly

7)colourful

8)bitterly

9)noisy,quietly

10)safely

11)nervous

12)totally

13)slowly

14)angrily

15)lately

16)hard

17)fortunate

18)luckily

19)lucky

20)easy,hard

AD013

1)fastest,fast

2)hardly

3)slowly

4)really,badly

5)badly

6)highly,quickly

7)prettily

8)pretty,low

9)late,lately

10)late

11)terribly,guilty

12)nearly

13)hard

14)narrowly

15)fantastic

16)high,small

17)steadily,heavy

18)fairly,fair

19)widely

20)luckily,lucky

1. fast , fastly

2. hardly

3. slowly

4. really , bad

5. badly

6. highly , quickly

7. pretty

8. pretty , low

9. late , lately

10. late

11. terribly , guilty

12. nearly

13. hard

14. narrowly

15. fantastic

16. heavily , steady

17. high , small

18. fairly , fair

19. widely

20. luckily , lucky

AD011

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastic

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourful

8. bitterly

9. noisy , quietly

10. safely

11. nervous

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunate

18. luckily

19. lucky

20. easy , hard

1. fast , fast

2. hardly

3. slowly

4. really , badly

5. badly

6. highly , quick

7. prettily

8. preety , low

9. late, lately

10. late

11. terribly , guilty

12. nearly

13. very hard

14. narrowly

15. fantastic

16. heavily , steady

17. highly , small

18. fairly , fair

19. widely

20. luckily, lucky

ad011

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastic

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourful

8. bitterly

9. noisy, quietly

10. safely

11. nervous

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angrily

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunately

18. luckily

19. lucky

20. easy, hard

1.wrong

2.freely

3.very safe

4.incredibly fantastic

5.mainly

6.brightly

7.colorfully

8.bitterly

9.loudly,quietly

10.safely

11.quite nervous

12.totally

13.slowly

14.madly

15.lately

16.hardly

17.fortunately

18.luckily

19.very lucky

20.easily,hard

Ad013

1.very fast, fast

2.hardly

3.slowly

4.really,badly

5.badly

6.highly,quickly

7.prettily

8.pretty,lowly

9.very late, lately

10.late

11.terribly, guilty

12.nearly

13.very hard

14.narrowly

15.incredibly fantastic

16.heavily

17.highly,very small

18.fairly,fair

19.widely

20.luckily,lucky

1. fast,fast

2.hardly

3.slowly

4.real,badly

5.badly

6.highly,quick

7.pretty

8.pretty,low

9.late,lately

10.late

11.terribly,guilty

12.nearly

13.hard

14.narrowly

15.fantastic

16.heavily,steadily

17.high,small

18.fairly,fair

19.widely

20.Luckily,lucky

B1 Adjective - Adverb 2nd assesment

1.wrong

2.freely

3.safe

4.fantastic

5.mainly

6.brightly

7.colourful

8.bitterly

9.noisy,quietly

10.safely

11.nervous

12.totally

13.slowly

14.angrily

15.lately

16.hardly

17.fortunate

18.Luckily

19.lucky

20.easy,hard

1. fast,fastly

2. hardly

3. slowly

4. real,badly

5. badly

6. highly,quick

7. prettily

8. pretty,lowly

9. late,lately

10. lately

11. terrible,guiltily

12. nearly

13. hardly

14. narrowly

15. fantastic

16. heavily,steadily

17. high,smally

18. fairly,fair

19. widely

20. Lucky,luckily

AD011 :

1. wrong

2. freely

3. safe

4. fantastically

5. mainly

6. brightly

7. colourfully

8. bitterly

9. noisy,quietly

10. safely

11. nervously

12. totally

13. slowly

14. angry

15. lately

16. hardly

17. fortunately

18. Luckily

19. lucky

20. easy,hardly