Implementation of communicative language teaching in speaking

​English speaking course

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​- Question

- Co​nversation

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​Materials speaking

​Questions in simple present

• Do you wake up early everyday?

• Does your best friend watch movie at night?

• Do you have breakfast everyday?

• Does your sister like to speak english?

• Do your friends have an instagram account?

• Does your teacher play sport?

• Do you like pink colour?

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• Hello! (A universal greeting that works for every conversation.)

• Hi! (A neutral and friendly greeting.)

• Hey! (An informal and relaxed greeting.)

• Greetings! (This is quite formal and rare these days, but could be used humorously among friends.)

• Howdy! (A casual greeting that’s not commonly used, but can add some flavor to your English.)

​Informal Greetings

​Conversation

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• ​Good morning! (Reserved for any time before noon.)

• Good afternoon! (Typically used between noon and 5-6 p.m.)

• Good evening! (Any time after 6 p.m.)

​formal Greetings

​Conversation

​What if you’ve never met the person you’re talking to before? Then, after greeting them, it’d be polite to introduce yourself and ask for their name.

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• My name is _____. What’s your name? (This is simple, neutral and always works well!)

If you met somebody once before, but you don’t remember their name, you can say this:

• I’m sorry, I don’t remember your name. You are…? (This is a bit more informal.)

If you want to introduce a person to someone else, you can simply say:

• Please meet + [name] Please meet my friend Tom! (Formal introduction.)

• This is + [name] This is Tom! (Common introduction.)

Now that you’ve introduced yourself, use one of the phrases below to respond to someone’s introduction:

• Nice to meet you! (The most common.)

• Pleased to meet you! (Simple and polite.)

• It’s a pleasure! (Informal, but nice.)

​Introduction

​Conversation

​Thank you