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English Skills at Work - Basic Part 8

An entertaining course to help people improve their English. Build confidence with conversational English and learn grammar, language functions, everyday expressions, vocabulary and speaking practice.

Created byEve Ash
IntermediateUpdated Apr 28, 2021
English Skills at Work - Basic Part 8

What You'll Learn

check_circleBuild confidence in speaking conversational English.
check_circleLearn language functions – how to give and follow instructions, knowing choices, asking for help andcomparing positive and negative feelings.
check_circleLearn simple grammar lessons - modals, use of some/any, invert to make a question and how to connect two parts/ideas in a sentence.
check_circleLearn to use everyday expressions in converstaion.
check_circleBuild vocabulary of key words in everyday language.

About This Course

An entertaining course to help people improve their English. Build confidence with conversational English and learn grammar, language functions, everyday expressions, vocabulary and speaking practice. The style is simple, clear and easy to follow, and will help learners develop confidence in speaking English correctly, both at work and in their personal lives.

Section 1: Instructions and Advice Learn how to give and follow instructions. Learn simple grammar – Modals – need to, should, should not, should never. Master some everyday expressions – having trouble, easy as pie, do someone a favor. Build vocabulary, by following instructions for making a smoothie – assembling ingredients and following instructions. Practice speaking with the examples that recap the lessons – about giving and following instructions.

Section 2: You Choose Learn about choices – This or that? These or those? / … or … / Making choices. Learn some simple grammar – some/any. Master some common phrases and expressions – Would you like …? / a bite to eat / on time / on the dot. Build vocabulary of words – which, favorite. Practice speaking with the examples that recap the lessons about choices – Would you like? … or …, which, favorite, choosing from a menu.

Section 3: Asking for Help Learn how to ask for help – asking for information, asking how, asking directly and asking indirectly. Learn some simple grammar – Inversion to make a question, Can you …? Will you …? Would you …? Could you …? Master some common phrases and expressions – give me a hand / lend me a hand, eye contact, high five. Build vocabulary of words – helpful, friendly, positive. Practice speaking with the examples that recap the lessons about choices – asking directly and asking indirectly.

Section 4: How do Your Feel? Compare positive and negative feelings. Use because to connect the two parts/ideas in a sentence. Use everyday expressions about feelings such as What’s the matter? or What’s wrong? Build vocabulary with words that describe feelings. Be able to practice talking about feelings in English.

Your Instructor

Eve Ash
Eve Ash
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Eve Ash is a psychologist, film producer and international speaker. She is an expert in human behavior – leadership, communication, service, motivation, performance and justice. Eve founded Seven Dimensions, producing over 1000 comedy, drama and interview style videos, TV shows, feature documentaries and e-learning courses including the hilarious LA-business-based Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series. Eve has won an Australian Businesswoman of the Year award, and over 170 film awards.

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