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Perfect English! Phrases for Better English Speaking, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 69 lectures, based on 63 reviews, and has 1352 subscribers.

You will learn about How to confidently talk about ability, performance, success, and failure. Be able to connect ideas for smoother, more natural sounding conversations. To say 'Yes' and 'No' like native speaker Express opinions without sounding rude or hurting feelings. Be able to successfully negotiate to get what you want. How to make advanced comparisons of quality This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is tired of studying the same old expressions and who wants to sound like a native speaker. or Someone who is looking for a structured lesson and not just a list of expressions. It is particularly useful for Anyone who is tired of studying the same old expressions and who wants to sound like a native speaker. or Someone who is looking for a structured lesson and not just a list of expressions.

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Title: Perfect English! Phrases for Better English Speaking

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 69

Number of Published Lectures: 69

Number of Curriculum Items: 69

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 69

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • How to confidently talk about ability, performance, success, and failure.
  • Be able to connect ideas for smoother, more natural sounding conversations.
  • To say 'Yes' and 'No' like native speaker
  • Express opinions without sounding rude or hurting feelings.
  • Be able to successfully negotiate to get what you want.
  • How to make advanced comparisons of quality

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is tired of studying the same old expressions and who wants to sound like a native speaker.
  • Someone who is looking for a structured lesson and not just a list of expressions.

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is tired of studying the same old expressions and who wants to sound like a native speaker.
  • Someone who is looking for a structured lesson and not just a list of expressions.

Are you tired of studying the same old expressions over and over again? Frustrated with phrasal verbs? Worried that you will sound foolish by using idioms? If so, then Advanced English Conversation is the course for you!

In this course, we will study common everyday language that every native speakers uses but no traditional English class ever talks about. Sometimes these are very simple two word expressions, other times, this is a highly complex structure which many non-native speakers have never heard or nor understand!

Here’s how it works:

At the beginning of each lesson, I will introduce the topic. Then, you will watch two animated conversationsthat contain the lesson’s target language.

The first time you see it, it will be fast and hard to understand.

The second time, it will be much slower and with the target language highlighted.

Then, after a few comprehension questions, I will begin the main lecture that has text, graphics, and visual reminders.

After that, there is some guided practice. This is where I present you with an exercise and give you a little time to do it on your own before we then do it together.

Next, there is the vocab buildersection…although it’s usually phrases instead of just single words.

Then, there is some more guided practice and my final thoughts.

When you have finished all of that, there is some simple homework to complete which you can then send to me to be checked.

Simply put, if your English has stopped improving and you are desperate to sound like a native speaker, then this course is definitely for you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: How to Say Yes Like a Native Speaker

Lecture 1: Introduction, Sample Dialogue, and Warm Up Exercise

Lecture 2: Main Lecture

Lecture 3: Guided Exercise-Cross-Eyed

Lecture 4: Vocab Builder

Lecture 5: Guided Exerise-What Comes Next

Lecture 6: Final Thoughts

Lecture 7: The Teacher's Lounge-Yes

Chapter 2: How to Say No Like a Native Speaker

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Comprehension Questions

Lecture 3: Indirect Speech versus Direct Speech

Lecture 4: Main Lecture

Lecture 5: Guided Exercise-Fill in the Blank

Lecture 6: Vocab Builder

Lecture 7: Guided Exercise-What Comes Next

Lecture 8: Final Thoughts

Lecture 9: The Teacher's Lounge-No

Chapter 3: Advanced Comparisons of Unequal Objects…Part One

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Comprehension Questions

Lecture 3: Main Lecture with Examples

Lecture 4: Guided Exercise-Simplify and Rephrase

Lecture 5: Vocab Builder

Lecture 6: Guided Exercise-Unscramble

Lecture 7: Final Thoughts

Lecture 8: Inequality 1 Homework

Lecture 9: The Teacher's Lounge-Inequality 1

Chapter 4: Advanced Comparisons of Unequal Objects…Part Two

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Comprehension Questions

Lecture 3: Main Lecture with Examples

Lecture 4: Guided Exercise-Simplify

Lecture 5: Final Thoughts

Lecture 6: Inequality 2-Homework

Lecture 7: The Teacher's Lounge-Inequality 2

Chapter 5: How to Talk Ability, Skills, Success, and Failures

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Warm Up Exercise

Lecture 3: Main Lecture

Lecture 4: Guided Exercise-Sentence Matching

Lecture 5: Final Thoughts

Lecture 6: Ability-Homework

Lecture 7: The Teacher's Lounge-Ability

Chapter 6: How to Express Your Opinions in a Way That Won't Hurt Feelings

Lecture 1: Introduction, Sample Dialogue, and Warm Up Exercise

Lecture 2: Main Lecture

Lecture 3: Guided Exercise-Fill in the Blank

Lecture 4: Vocab Builder

Lecture 5: Guided Exercise-Native Brain

Lecture 6: Final Thoughts

Lecture 7: Express Opinions-Homework

Lecture 8: The Teacher's Lounge-Expressing Opinions

Chapter 7: How to Hold Back Your Opinions…Even Though You Really Don't Want To!

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Main Lecture

Lecture 3: Guided Exercise-Fill in the Blank

Lecture 4: Final Thoughts

Lecture 5: Holding Back-Homework

Lecture 6: The Teacher's Lounge-Holding Back

Chapter 8: How to Get What You Want

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Main Lecture

Lecture 3: Guided Exercise-Unscramble

Lecture 4: Vocab Builder

Lecture 5: Guided Exercise-Fill in the Blank

Lecture 6: Final Thoughts

Lecture 7: How to Get What You Want-Homework

Chapter 9: Connecting Ideas for More Natural Conversations

Lecture 1: Introduction and Sample Dialogue

Lecture 2: Main Lecture

Lecture 3: Guided Exercise-What Comes Next

Lecture 4: Guided Exercise-Complete the Sentence

Lecture 5: Final Thoughts

Lecture 6: Connecting Ideas-Homework

Chapter 10: Bonus Materials

Lecture 1: How to Talk About Fashion Disasters in English

Lecture 2: How to Talk About Chances and Success in English

Lecture 3: Bonus Phrase-I'm All Set

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