After you’ve learned the basics of English, it’s important to learn the art of conversation so you can make friends, conduct business, take classes, or watch your favorite English films and not only understand what people say, but to also be able to reply with your own thoughts and feelings. If you have ever dreamed of traveling to an English-speaking country for work, school, or pleasure, or even just want an English friend, then you need this course so you can learn how to communicate like a native with an enriched vocabulary so you can explain even your most complicated thoughts! And the skills you learn in this course can take you even far beyond the English-speaking world.
As the world’s common language, most people now have some level of English, so knowing this language can help you function in just about every country to some degree. We know it can be difficult to learn how to speak naturally in a new language and that’s why we created this course, to help you learn how to use English for everyday situations in a way that feels comfortable and normal. After you have completed this course you will be able to travel all over the world for anything and be able to use English to help you find your way around, connect with locals and other travelers, do business, and so much more!
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English Conversation
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1Introduction
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2Nouns
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3Articles
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4Quantifiers
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5Pronouns Pt. 1
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6Pronouns Pt. 2
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7Adjectives
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8Comparatives & Superlatives
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9Adverbs
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10Prepositions Pt. 1
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11Prepositions Pt. 2
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12Conjunctions
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13Interjections
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14Verbs
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15Present Simple
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16Present Continuous
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17Past Simple
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18Past Continuous
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19Simple Future
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20Future Continuous
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21Simple vs Continuous
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22Present Perfect
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23Past Perfect
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24Future Perfect
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25Present Perfect Continuous
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26Past Perfect Continuous
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27Future Perfect Continuous
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28Zero Conditional
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29First Conditional
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30Second Conditional
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31Third Conditional
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32Subject-Verb Agreements
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33Possessive
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34Punctuation
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35Direct vs Indirect Speech
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36Reported Speech