Conversation Between Two Friends [on Four Topics]
This post contains conversations between two friends, Rohit and Mahesh, on following four topics:
Conversation Between Doctor and Patient [Four Scenarios]
This post contains conversation between a doctor and a patient on four types of medical issues:
Conversation Between Waiter and Guest [Two Scenarios]
This post contains two conversations: first, conversation between a waiter and guests (or customers) in a restaurant; second, conversation between a crew member at a fast food joint (the person who takes your order) and a guest.
200+ Tough Tongue-Twisters and Two Rules to Say Them
Before we jump to 200+ tongue twisters, let’s take a quick look at the two cardinal rules for saying them.
3 Essential Grammar Rules for Spoken English
Some believe that better grammar means better spoken English.
That’s mistaken.
Once you know basic grammar such as tenses, prepositions, different forms of verbs, and subject-verb agreement, additional dose of grammar won’t shine your spoken English further. What you need, instead, is more speaking practice. More inputs – listening and reading.
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How to Speak Fluent English – A Comprehensive Guide?
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