I Can Read, Write, and Listen English, but Can’t Speak. Why?
I know a person (in fact, few) who can read – and, more importantly, understand – any magazine, newspaper, or web article in English. He can also easily follow TV programs in English.
But, guess what, he comes a cropper when speaking in English.
Sounds familiar?
What Is Roger Bannister’s True Legacy? Is Another Roger Building Similar Legacy?
In his death on 03 March 2018, Sir Roger Bannister left an enduring legacy that is much bigger than his breathtaking run more than six decades back.
On 06 May 1954, a skinny Oxford medical student, Roger Bannister, became the first person to run a mile under four minutes, an achievement widely regarded as one of the defining sporting achievements of the twentieth century. Prior to this day, coaches and athletes believed that running a mile under four minutes is beyond human prowess.
However, what happened in the following weeks and months was even more astounding, and defines his true legacy.
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.