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English Conversation Course for Beginners: Speak with Me!

Name: English Conversation Course for Beginners: Speak with Me!
Rating: 4.5 (65 reviews)

Basic English conversation. Practice speaking English in this beginner English langauge course with 200+ English phrases

Created byMaster Student English, Teacher Eim, Mark V

Last updated 4/2021

English

What you'll learn

Don't be shy! Learn beginner English conversation with -Speak with Me!
SPEAK: Practice speaking English, so that you can reply to questions fast.
Learn 200+ basic English phrases.
LISTEN: Listen to English conversation in real-life situations.
25 lessons full of tips on how to start an English conversation.
READ: Practice reading English dialogue. Ask and answer questions. Subtitles are also included.

Course content

9 sections • 26 lectures • 1h 23m total length

Introduction1:48
Section 1 | Basic 1 | Lesson 1: Introduction
*Outcome: Please introduce yourself to us.

If any lesson is too easy for you, you can skip it. But it's always great practice and repeat.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Hi. I'm Mark. What's your name?
B: My name is Eim. Nice to meet you.
A: It's nice to meet you too.
Greeting3:46
Section 1 | Basic 1 | Lesson 2: Greeting
*Outcome: Learn different ways of asking "How are you?"

A greeting is not just Hi and Bye, but it's something nice to ask when you meet.
Remember to watch and listen carefully.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: What's up?
B: Not much. How are you?
A: I'm good.
Ask about the day3:41
Section 1 | Basic 1 | Lesson 3: Ask about the day
*Outcome: Learn how to ask someone about their day.

We want to be polite in English, so it always nice to ask someone about their day.
Remember if someone ask you about your day, you can always reply with "How about you?" or "What about you?"

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How was your day?
B: It was nice.
A: How was your day?
B: It was okay. I went to the mall

How to ask for information in English4:18
Section 2 | Basic 2 | Lesson 4: Ask for information
*Outcome: Learn how to ask someone for information.

Do you want to know something? Here are some basic questions you can ask.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Do you know what time it is?
B: Do you know what time it is?
A: Sorry, I don't know.
B: No worries.
How to give a compliment in English3:11
Section 2 | Basic 2 | Lesson 5: Give a compliment
*Outcome: Learn how to give a compliment.

Compliment = is an expression when you say nice things to someone.
It's also a great way to start an English conversation.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Wow, I like your jacket.
B: Thank you.
A: Where did you buy it?
B: I bought it at the mall.
Saying thank you more naturally5:11
Section 2 | Basic 2 | Lesson 6: Thank someone
*Outcome: Learn different ways to say "thank you".

Grateful & Appreciate = They are very similar. Both mean that you are happy when someone does something for you.
Eg. I am grateful (happy) for the present.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Thanks again for helping me today.
B: I'm really grateful.
A: No problem.
B: That's very kind of you.
How to apologize in English3:45
Section 2 | Basic 2 | Lesson 7: Apologize
*Outcome: Learn different ways to apologize and how to reply.

When someone says "SORRY", there are many ways that you can reply.
Practice the different ways with us.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Oops! Sorry I'm late.
B: That's okay. No need to apologize.

Do you like... ?3:12
Section 3 | Ask for Opinion | Lesson 8: Do you like ....?
*Outcome: Learn different ways to ask for an opinion.

Opinion = is when you ask someone what they think.

If we like it we can use words like = "it's nice", "enjoy" or "love".
If we don't like it we can use other words like = "it's okay" "it's alright".

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How are you enjoying your new job?
B: I'm enjoying it.
A: Why do you ask?
B: You look a bit stressed.
What do you think about... ?3:29
Section 3 | Ask for Opinion | Lesson 9: What do you think about ...?
*Outcome: Learn more ways to ask someone for their opinion.

Asking for someone's opinion is a great way to make a conversation!

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: What do you think about my new mug?
B: I think it looks great.
A: Thank you.
B: Where did you buy it?
A: I bought it at the mall.
How do you feel about... ?3:01
Section 3 | Ask for Opinion | Lesson 10: How do you feel about ...?
*Outcome: Learn more opinion questions.

In this lesson our sentence is "How do you feel about.."
It is used to ask for a more emotional answer.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Teacher Mark. How do you feel about plastic surgery?
B: I think I like it. But not everyone likes it. What do you think?
A: I don't mind it.
I prefer..3:29
Section 3 | Ask for Opinion | Lesson 11: I prefer ...
*Outcome: Learn how to use "prefer" in a sentence.

When there are 2 choices, we use "I prefer.." It's when we choose something that we like more than the other.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Which drink do you prefer? Coffee or tea?
B: I prefer tea. And what about you? Which drink do you prefer?
A: I definitely prefer coffee.
What do you like to do... ?3:49
Section 3 | Ask for Opinion | Lesson 12: What do you like to do..?
*Outcome: Learn how to ask someone about their hobbies.

Hobby = is an activity that you like to do in your free time.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: What do you like to do for fun?
B: I like to cook. And what do you like to do for fun?
A: I enjoy watching a movie.

Agree and Disagree3:29
Section 4 | Agree and Disagree | Lesson 13: Agree and Disagree
*Outcome: Learn different ways to agree and disagree.

Sometimes in English if you reply only YES or NO it's a bit awkward.
Practice the lesson dialogue and learn how to sound more natural.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: I'm having a good time tonight.
B: I agree.

A: I think it will rain later today.
B: I don't think so.
A: We'll see.

How was...?2:55
Section 5 | Common Questions | Lesson 14: How was ...?
*Outcome: Learn how to ask someone about things that have already happened (in the past).

How was = Is used when you want to know more about an event that happened in the past. It can be a general or specific question.
How was your day? (general)
How was your holiday? (specific)

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How was your day today?
B: It was alright. How about yours?
A: It was good.
How is...?3:09
Section 5 | Common Questions | Lesson 15: How is ...?
*Outcome: Learn phrases with "How is" and different ways to reply.

These are some of the most common English phrases to start a conversation. Remember to ask them!

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How is your brother doing?
B: He's doing fine.

A: How is your family doing?
B: They are doing alright.
Did you... ?2:37
Section 5 | Common Questions | Lesson 16: Did you...?
*Outcome: Learn how to ask questions with "Did"

Did = we use it when we want to know something that already happened.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Did you have a nice day?
B: It was alright. How about yours?
A: It was good.

When...?3:38
Section 6 | Ask about Future | Lesson 17: When...?
*Outcome: Learn how to ask questions about the future using the word "When"

We can make many great sentences starting with "When are you going ...?"
Let's practice!

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: When are you going on holiday?
B: I'm not sure.

A: When are you going to Phuket?
B: I have no idea.
What should...? / What are...?3:22
Section 6 | Ask about Future | Lesson 18: What should...? / What are ...?
*Outcome: Learn how to make sentences with, "What should..?" and "What are...?"

Should = is more like a suggestion.
We can reply with "How about".

Example of phases and sentences in the video:

A: What should What should we eat tonight?
B: How about pasta?
Any plans...3:24
Section 6 | Ask about Future | Lesson 19: Any plans...?
*Outcome: Learn how to use the phrase, "Do you have any plans.. ?"

This is another great way to keep the conversation going.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Do you have any plans for later?
B: Yes, I have some plans for later.
A: Do you have any plans for tonight?
B: Yes, I have dinner with my family.
Where should...?3:16
Section 6 | Ask about Future | Lesson 20: Where should...?
*Outcome: Learn how to ask someone's opinion on where to go.

Be careful when you should use the verb-ING.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Where should we go over the weekend?
B: I don't want to go anywhere.
A: Let's stay home. Let's go to the mall.
B: Yasss!!!

How about / Where can3:46
Section 7 | Suggestion | Lesson 21: How about ...? / Where can ...?
*Outcome: Learn how to make a suggestion.

Suggestion = is when you recommend something to someone.
We can make a suggesting using the phrase "How about.. "

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How about having pizza tonight?
B: Sure.

A: How about eating Japanese tonight?
B: Sure, I'd like that.
Which...?2:25
Section 7 | Suggestion | Lesson 22: Which ...?
*Outcome: Practice how to make questions starting with 'which'

Which = used to ask someone when we want to know a specific answer.
In English we use "which" and "what" interchangeably (both can be used in similar sentences).
Native English speakers use both, so it's good to practice.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Which restaurant would you suggest?
B: I suggest KFC

Asking about work: Job (talking to friend)2:42
Section 8 | Ask about | Lesson 23: Ask about job (talking to friends)
*Outcome: Learn how to ask your friend about their job.

When you ask this question it shows that you care, which is why it's a great question to ask.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: How's it going at work?
B: It's going great. I'm learning a lot.
Asking about work: Job (talking to stranger)2:24
Section 8 | Ask about | Lesson 24: Ask about job (talking to strangers)
*Outcome: Learn how to ask a stranger about their job.

2 most common questions:
"What do you do?" and Where do you work?

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: What do you do?
B: I am a teacher.
A: Wow, that's interesting
B: What work do you do?
A: I work as an engineer
B: That's cool.
How to ask about relationships2:56
Section 8 | Ask about | Lesson 25: Ask about relationship
*Outcome: Learn how to ask more personal questions.

We'll ask someone about their relationship (status).
It's when you want to know if someone has a boyfriend / girlfriend, or is single / married.

Example of phases and sentences in the video:
A: Are you seeing anyone?
B: No I'm not.
A: How about you?
B: Not at the moment.

Thank you & bye bye0:52
We just want to say thank you for learning with us! We really enjoyed making this course for you and we hope to see you again in the future.

***All QUIZES in one PDF can be downloaded here***

Please leave us a review to let us know if you enjoyed it!

***** 5 Stars! *****

And if you want to learn more about Master Student you can find us on social media.

With lots of love.
Teacher Eim and Teacher Mark

Requirements

Only basic English reading.
Be brave to practice your English speaking in the video lessons.

Description

The only way to learn the English language is to speak it!

· Are you a beginner English language leaner?

· Is speaking English difficult?

If yes then "Speak with Me!" is right for you. The fastest way to start speaking English.

Welcome to Master Student English

In our 25 lesson course we give you 200+ examples of common English phrases and we practice practice practice. Lessons start easy but become more challenging later.

Lessons are taught by Teacher Eim and Teacher Mark in a fun way to help you to not be shy and to start speaking English!

English vocabulary in this course = BEGINNER
Sentence difficulty = BEGINNER
Focus is on English speaking skills / English conversation / English pronunciation / English fluency and tone -not so much English grammar.

Lessons are designed to be short but engaging. Watch every English language lesson over and over until you feel comfortable.

But even if you are at a higher English level, this course will help you to practice speaking English.

We want to learn English to speak to other people, so English conversation is the most important!

English, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean & Thai subtitles available.

***Please have a look through the course content to check that the level of English is right for you**

Course Structure:

Conversation Starter => Watch & Listen

Students watch and listen to a short English dialogue and learn how to ask questions and how to reply in English.

Speaking Time => Read & Speak

Students watch the same English dialogue. This time the student will need to read and speak what they see on the screen.

English Course Overview:

Section 1 & 2 ~ We cover the basics of English conversation ~ Introductions • Greetings • Asking about the day • Asking for information • Giving a compliment.
Section 3 & 4 ~ We learn how to ask for an opinion in English. This is a great way to start an English conversation!
Section 5 & 6 ~ Teaches you how to ask common English language questions and different ways to answer them.
Section 7 & 8 ~ Keep the English conversation going. Learn more about suggestions and the polite way to ask about life.

Sound more like a native and less than a textbook ^^

We look forward to speaking English with you in Lesson 1!

Who this course is for:

English language students.
Learners who are at a beginner English level.
Students who want to practice speaking and want to learn common English conversation phrases.
Students who are shy to speak English.

English Conversation Course for Beginners: Speak with Me!

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Course content

BASIC 1: Introduction3 lectures • 9min

BASIC 24 lectures • 16min

Ask for Opinion5 lectures • 17min

Agree and Disagree1 lecture • 3min

Common Questions3 lectures • 9min

Ask about Future4 lectures • 14min

Suggestion2 lectures • 6min

Ask about3 lectures • 8min

Wrap up1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

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Who this course is for: