[iPhone app] Everyday English Vol.B

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★ Communicate Fluently in Everyday Situations!
In Everyday English Conversation, students learn practical, essential English to enable them to effectively communicate anywhere in the world!

Students learn how to speak fluently in many everyday situations, including; making small talk, ordering at restaurants, booking hotels and flights, shopping and traveling.

Everyday English focuses more on specific phrases than grammar, teaching through useful situations and events.

You'll learn by "doing" through the practice of practical expressions, and master how to ask and answer many types of questions.

Students of all levels can learn great situational phrases and vocabulary from our Everyday English eLessons.

By learning situational English, you can ensure that when spending time overseas you feel confident and comfortable and are able to communicate with ease.

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★ Your Result

Upon completion of this course, you'll be able to speak English fluently and confidently in many everyday situations.

• Introduce yourself
• Make small talk
• Order food and drinks
• Get around a city
• Describe your needs
• Understand and communicate salespeople, hairdressers, and wait staff
• Ask questions politely
• Use the correct pronunciation, accent and intonation
• Do all of this and more with confidence!

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★ Vol.B: Travel Conversation

01 Booking a trip
02 Talking about travel plans
03 Asking on Flights
04 Asking about transportation using Where
05 Asking about transportation using How
06 Asking about transportation times
07 Asking for directions
08 Asking about travel facilties
09 Talking about travel facilties
10 Talking about travel facilties
11 Making requests at the hotel front desk (pos answers)
12 Asking a waiter (Questions)
13 Asking in a store (Questions)
14 Asking about excursions and sports using Where (Questions)
15 Talking about excursions and sports (Answers to Where Can)

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Beginner
• Everyday
• English
• conversation
• speaking
• TOEIC
• TOEFL
• 영어
• Grammar
• Survival
• Travel
• language
• Intermediate
• Advanced
• Introduction
• Business

[lucbinh111]

In the phrase "change departure times", "times" with "s" or no "s", I think you refer to "time" (when the flight departs), is it right?

[JDubbsTheatre]

I think I did pretty good. I feel like a natural.