Everyday English Communication Skills

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to basic English conversation, covering greetings, daily activities, work, social interactions, feelings, weather, travel, shopping, dining, and health. It includes common phrases and questions used in everyday situations, helping learners improve their conversational skills and understanding of English language nuances.

What is a common way to ask someone to repeat what they said?

• Could you explain it?

• Could you say that again?

• Could you speak faster?

• Could you write it down?

How would you ask for the current time?

• Where are you going?

• How do you do?

• What time is it now?

• What day is it today?

How would you introduce yourself in a conversation?

• I am very busy.

• My name is Mary Smith.

• I am an office worker.

• I am from the store.

What question might you ask to learn about someone's hobbies?

• How is the weather?

• Do you have a family?

• Where do you work?

• What are your hobbies?

What is a polite way to ask for help?

• What are you doing?

• Can you help me?

• Are you busy?

• Do you know it?

Which phrase would you use to express agreement?

• I think so too.

• I don't know.

• I'm not interested.

• I disagree.

Which phrase would you use to express that you are not interested?

• I'm not interested.

• I envy you.

• I think so too.

• I agree.

What would you say if you want to order food at a restaurant?

• Can you exchange it?

• I'd like to order.

• I lost my passport.

• I need to go to the bathroom.

What would you say if you want to know the price of an item?

• Is there a pay phone?

• Can I try it on?

• Do you speak English?

• How much is this?

How would you express that you are feeling unwell?

• I am from London.

• I feel sick.

• I am thirsty.

• I am 32 years old.