Book provides practice with common informal conversation vocabulary and structures. Each chapter begins with typical conversation followed by vocabulary discussion. Handshake is customary when introducing others. "Glad/happy to meet you" is common greeting after introductions
B1: Understands main points and manages routine situations. B2: Understands complex ideas and communicates fluently
Multiple pronunciation courses available from elementary to advanced levels. Audio recordings of pronunciation materials provided by various authors. Courses include American English, Clear Speech, and Headway series
80+ conversation starters divided into 12 sections. Questions available as flashcards or downloadable PDF. Questions suitable for starting and maintaining conversations
Fluency requires both language knowledge and speaking skills. Immerse yourself in English daily through various activities. Accept that English grammar has many exceptions. Focus on whole phrases rather than individual words
Take English classes to learn formal grammar and sentence structure. Speak English daily with native speakers for immediate improvement. Use phonetic alphabet and dictionaries for pronunciation guidance. Speak English with English-speaking pen pals for practice