Welcoming Visitors - English Conversation Lesson

This English lesson will teach you both the formal and informal styles of welcoming a visitor either at home or at the office.

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Let us know what you think and what other English conversation lessons you would like.

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[MrRajupangeni]

its a shame/pity she couldn't join us today... its a shame... doesn't it sound a bit rough?

[Anglo-Link]

It depends on the intonation. Spoken in a soft tone, they will not be too strong.

[SAJESH P K]

This is so effective for a beginner. Please let me know if any specific web site which includes all similar videos.

[Anglo-Link]

All my videos are available on Anglo-Link's YouTube Channel and also on our website anglo-link(dot)com.

[vikash vashistha]

very nice.keep it up.i want to know that what is differende between how are you? and how are you doing

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[Anglo-Link]

There isn't any difference in meaning. 'How are you doing?' is more informal.

[Anglo-Link]

It should be 'haven't SEEN much of THE town' because we are speaking about a specific town. If 'the' is missing, it is a typing error. Thank you for pointing it out.

[Anglo-Link]

That's right. 'To keep someone company' means to stay and possibly chat with the.

[Roy Simanjuntak]

hi minoo, very helpful lesson.

[Roshanak GA]

thank you so much, I moved to Newzealand recently and I was confused. your programs help me to communicate with people appropriately.

[salah ahmed]

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