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This is a good example of the different structures used in the English language. More and more business are adopting a much more informal working environment. So this type of lesson has never been as important, if you feel that you need help with your conversational skills then contact me today!!

This may be useful just for practice, remember that sentences that reflect a request start with a slightly raised voice tone. Nearly everyone of my classes reflect role play .... This develops confidence and decreases processing time allowing the student to respond at speed to various questions. The student is placed in situations where they have to think in a second language rather than translate from a first to a second language. Coffee shop: Hi, what can I get you? Good morning, what would you like? What would you like? Ordering a coffee: Good morning Could I have a coffee: Black no sugar Black with one sugar Black with two sugars White with one sugar White with two sugars White but milky Strong( not a lot of milk) Extra large Large Medium/ regular Small Additional vocabulary: Please Thank you To go/ take away To have here To drink in Glass Cup Cream Extra Sweetener Spoons Refill Another .....

Pronunciation Monday Mun Day Tuesday Tue s Day Wednesday Wens Day Thursday Thur s Day Fri Day Fry Day Saturday Sat tur day Sunday Sun Day I am the Author of dreamstones: Dreamstones Link , I balance my time between writing and teaching. I am currently writing my second novel and developing an app book for the I tunes store. I tend to teach upto a maximum of 40 classes a week. I am a qualified English teacher and help perfect the sounds in the English language through a series of specially designed conversational classes. If you think that I can help you, get in contact today, spaces are limited for the remainder of this year. Thank You Sanj Saigal Please see the links: PRESS NEWSPAPERS OTHER BLOG AUTHOR

  This is a good guide for practicing for the speaking part of your exam...

This lesson plan demonstrates just how different the English Language is when compared to other languages. It highlights the use of voice tones and how they are applied to telephone conversations, this content can also be used when making conversation in general and not just on the phone. Words are nothing without the correct tones, if you think that I can help with developing your conversational skills contact me today! Lessons do not require text books, paper or pens, just your voice, Skype and practice. There are no courses to book just have the practice when you need it! Lesson plan Topic: The Telephone Time: 1 hour Objective: for the student to acknowledge both formal and informal telephone structures and learn ho to apply the in various role play scenarios. There are many different ways to engage in a telephone conversation. The first stage in this process is to greet, the following is shown in both formal and informal styles: Informal Hi

Pronunciation classes This has always been a challenging topic, as a teacher I personally never want to change a students accent. I believe that it is not necessary, the importance is in what I refer to as clear speech. We all want to be understood and this has prompted me to develop my own system of teaching pronunciation. Let us take a look at the following simple sentence construction: Hi, my name is James and I live in London. My teaching technique breaks each word down into sections and the word is changed to reflect a target sound. This sound is likened to other similar sounding words. Please take a look bellow: High, m- eye nay m iz James and eye liv in Lun- don. Hi- high My- m eye Name- nay m Is- iz James And I- eye Iive- liv In London- lundon Students could identify with this system very easily, and those who needed additional support were shown similar sounding words which they could identify with. Let's look at the following Noun: James I draw attention towards