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Basics:

How to become a fluent speaker?	Understanding slang	There is	Would you mind / Do you mind…?
Talking about obligation and freedom to act	You guys and you all: personal pronouns in speech	Talking about likes and dislikes	How to talk about illnesses?
Making offers	Talking to people	Ways of wishing people	Asking for permission
Asking about health

Business :

Making presentations in English	Shopping at a mall	Business English: Sales terminology	Post office: general questions and answers
Business English: phone calls	Business English Speaking	Business English Speaking Lessons	Thanks and Thank You
How to greet people during a business meeting?

Conversation :

Telephoning Ordering food in a restaurant	Talking about people Getting people’s attention	Talking about the weather in English	Talking about plans and arrangements
Giving orders and instructions Showing your attitude	Softening what you have said Making requests	Conversational structures with if	Talking about holidaysHow to keep a conversation going?
Talking about your interests	Communicating at a fast food restaurant	Conversation Lesson # 1	Communication at shops
More conversational structures	Conversational structures with to	Conversational structures	Conversational structures
Talking with strangers	Small talk subjects	Making small talk	Sample conversation between friends
Cooking a meal together	Shopping: sample conversations	Talking about an accidentChatting about health	Inquiring about a patient: sample conversation
Eating out: sample conversations Starting a conversation	Expressing regrets Sample dialogues: a new office	Dealing with anger: sample conversation 1	Dealing with anger: sample conversation 2
Going to the dentist: sample conversation	Sample conversations about money	House hunting: practice dialogues	Sample conversation about changing rooms
Making appointments in English	On the arrival of a guest (sample conversation)

Expressions :

Idioms and expressions with letter P	Polite expressions in English	On meeting people	Using get
Talking about anger, fear and frustration	Talking about anxiety	Common collocationsIdioms and expressions with sit and show	Refusal
Idioms and expressions with wait	Expressions with leave	Expressions with see	Figurative expressions beginning with A
Some common place similies	What are figuratives?	Using at all	Get with past participle
Expressions with care: take care of and care about	Expressions with get	Using ill and sick	Idioms and expressions with get
Conversational structures using sorry	Expressions with mean	Sending good wishes and expressing sympathy	Expressions with way – part II
Expressions with way	It’s time	Using after all	Using would like
Expressions with wear	Expressions with bone	Idioms and colloquial expressions	Conversational structures with getExpressions with at – part II
Expressions with at – part I	Expressions with beyond	Expressions with all	Conversational structures with about and mean
Idioms and expressions with buy	Using the word a bit	Should / would have + past participle	English Proverbs
Expressions with make	Conversational structures	Some common idioms and expressions	More conversational structures
Conversational structures with need	Conversational structures	Conversational structures	Common expressions
Conversational structures with so	Common word combinations	Talking about sadness	If I were you
Conversational structures	I am having a hard / tough time	Conversational structures with why	Suppose, supposing and what if
Look forward to / be looking forward to	Conversational structures with in case	Conversational structures	Conversational structures
Common conversational structures	Talking about physical and mental conditions	Telling what time it is	Imperatives
Common expressions with do	I wish that	Common expressions with I’m	Meals and drinking
Accepting and refusing	Exclamations	Being polite in English	Go / come …ing
Common expressions with come and go	Common expressions with have	Firstly, secondly, thirdly, lastly etcTalking about wishes	More euphemisms
Talking about unreal past situations	EuphemismsCommon expressions with get # 2	Common expressions with get	Making suggestions using why not + infinitive
Talking about physical and emotional feelings	Would you mind…? and Do you mind…?	Making suggestions using how about…? and what about…?	Giving your opinions
Talking about probability or inference	How to give advice or instruction using had better?	Using PleaseContractions	Collocations
Formal and informal greetings	Introducing strangers to each other

  
Idioms :

Verbs of movement: idioms and expressions	Idioms about building and household objects	Idioms quiz	Idioms and expressions with time
Idioms with names of buildingsSome idiomatic expressions	Idioms with back	Idiomatic expressions with line and end	Idioms and expressions with stop
Idiomatic expressions with come	Idiomatic sentences exercise	Idioms beginning with letter B: exercise	Idioms beginning with letter A: exercise
Color idioms with definitions	Idioms and expressions with ground and guard	Idioms and expressions with black	Food idioms Animal idioms: exercise
Idioms and expressions with cleanIdioms with break	Idioms and expressions with eyesIdioms and expressions with ear	Color idioms: idioms with black, white and redExpressions with ill	Idioms with eyeIdioms with run – part II
Idioms and expressions with run – part IIdioms and expressions with fly	Idioms and expressions starting with letter FIdioms and phrases with cat	Idioms and phrases with horseIdioms starting with the letter D – part 2	Idioms starting with the letter DIdioms with the letter C
Idioms starting with the letter B – part I	Idioms starting with the letter B – part II	Idioms with make – part I	Idioms with make – part II
Idioms starting with letter C	Idioms starting with letter C	Idioms formed with tide	Idioms formed with the word mind – part I
Idioms formed with the word mind – part II	Idioms and expressions with mind – part III	Idioms and expressions with mind – part IV	Idioms and expressions with bite
Idioms starting with letter B – part II	Idioms starting with letter B	Action verb idioms	Idioms derived from the names of body parts
Expressions with heart	Idioms with work and worm	Idioms and phrases with word	Common idioms or expressions
Idioms with one and once	Expressions with for and from	Idioms with ‘with’	Idioms with no
More idioms and expressions	Idioms with take	Animal Idioms	Idioms and expressions
Idioms and expressions with buy	Idioms and expressions with catch, clear and charge	Idioms with sell	Idioms and phrases
Common Idioms – 6	Common Idioms	Idiomatic expressions with go	Idioms with jump
Idioms	Idioms with eye – part 1	Idioms with eye – part 2	Idioms
Common idioms	Expressions with above, about and add	Idioms and expressions with account	Common idioms
Idioms and Phrases	Idioms with green	More Idioms	Foot idioms
Hand idioms	Hand idioms – part 2	Hand idioms	Idioms and phrases with set
Phrases and idioms with put	Idioms and phrases	English Idioms and phrasessp;	Money Idioms
English Idioms	Common Idioms # 2	Idioms and expressions with way	Idioms and phrases
Idioms and phrases	Talking about fear in English	Idioms # 2	Common idioms
Using Idioms

Interview :

Interview: asking about salary	Questions you need to ask during an interview	Interview preparation tips

Lessons :

English speaking for TOEFL and IELTS: some tips	How to improve your spoken English?	Using no more, no matter etc	Talking about happiness
Speak in English as often as you write or read	Talking about unreal present and future situations	Making things clearer and giving details	Talking about unreal past situations
Talking about general obligations	Organizing a party	How to encourage people?	Talking about your illnesses
Inviting people to have dinner with you	Permission	Talking about health	Talking about time
Travel-related phrases and sentences	Talking about anger, frustration etc.	Giving instructions in English	Some common imperative sentences
Ailments and body conditions – vocabulary	Try and …, be sure and …	Talking about future obligation	Using somebody, anybody, everybody etc.
Apologizing	Conversational structures with so	Asking for things	Asking about hobbies and interests
Can / could have + past participle	Being polite	Rhetorical questions	Talking about future possibility
Talking about choices and opportunities	Using yet, just and already	Talking about trends in English	Using rather than
Talking about possession	Conversational structures with hope	Talking about habits and characteristics	Short questions
How and What…like?	Common adverb phrases – part II	Common adverb phrases – part I	Travel verbs and expressions
Telling the time	Conversational structures with feel	Using would / should	Grocery store: general questions and answers
Using left	Talking about unrealized hopes and expectations	Travel greetings	Idioms starting with letter c – part 2
Asking for clarification and rephrasing	Correct use of contractions	Expressing shock in English	Using just
Questions about health	Formal and informal language	Offers and replies	Idioms with throw
When to, where to, what to etc.	More conversational structures with let	Using in case Using let	Asking for things – part II
Asking for things in English	Replies to thanksSituational language	Showing direction using prepositions	Using wait and look forward
Talking about expectations	Talking about hopes	English speaking tips	Conversational structures with can
Talking about fears	Used to + verb	Can’t help	Softening and correcting
Asking polite questions Using	May Conversational structures with can and must	Asking people to do things	Using must and have to
Using Yes and No	Using Miss	Talking about simultaneous events	Use of personal pronouns in informal speech
Using yet and still	Making predictions	Special uses of can and could	Indirect questions
Difference between would and should	Asking for and giving permission	Talking about present and future obligation using have got to and will have to	Continuous and non-continuous forms of some verbs
Say and TellShort answers and questions	Talking about logical possibility	Using present tenses to talk about the future	Conversational structures too…to and enough to
Could have and should have	Spoken calculations, British and American money	Talking about possession, relationships etc Meals	Talking about similarity
Giving advice	Talking about purpose	Using one and you in generalizations	Showing emphasis
Fronting	Talking about health	Making and accepting invitations	Asking for confirmation or agreement
Avoidance of repetition – part II	Avoidance of repetition	Making Requests	Speaking English with Other People
Should you use slang in your speech?	Conversational structures with beTalking about possessions	Colloquial English	Using neither, nor and not…either
Meeting new students at a university	Yes and No in short answers	Asking questions in English	Talking about existence
Giving instructions and orders using will	Formality and politeness	Discourse markers	Formality and politeness
How to make a question or suggestion sound more polite?

Listening :

Talking about likes and dislikes

Phrases :

Phrasal verbs with run: exercise	Phrasal verbs with see	Phrasal verbs on money: exercise	Phrases with point
Weather vocabulary and phrases	Some polite phrases	Some common exclamations	Phrasal verbs with turn
Phrasal verbs with give	Expressions with look	Prepositional phrases – part I	Prepositional phrases – part II
Phrasal verbs with money – part II	Phrasal verbs about money – part I	Phrasal verbs and idioms	Idioms and expressions
Phrasal verbs with put and pull	Phrasal verbs with up – part II	Phrasal verbs with up – part I	Common prepositional phrases
Social English Phrases	Phrasal verbs with hang	Expressions with hang on	Idiomatic expressions with pull and pass
Expressions with carry	Expressions with end and hand	Phrasal verbs with put – part III	Phrasal verbs with put – part II
Phrasal verbs with put	Phrasal verbs with call	Phrasal verbs with get	Conversation words
Do a lot of + -ing	What is slang?

Pronunciation :

Syllable stress	General speaking strategies	Tips to improve your pronunciation	Why you should learn word stress?
How to improve your English pronunciation?	Word stress	Pronunciation: difference between British and American English	Intonation and stress
Contractions: points to be remembered	How to improve your pronunciation skills?	Pronunciation tips

Travels :

Contractions: points to be remembered	How to improve your pronunciation skills?	Pronunciation tips

Uncategorized :

Idioms and phrases with dog	Using Even	Conversational structure with it …-ing	Using had better
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