Think in English, Speak Naturally | Natural Spoken English Practice

Hi there, high-level listeners. Welcome

back to another lesson for spoken

English practice, especially with back-

and-forth small talk. So, if you want to

start thinking more in English instead

of translating in your head, one of the

best things you can do is sit down and

immerse yourself in real spoken English

for 20 to 30 minutes a day, and that's

exactly what we're going to help you do

today.

Yes, we know a lot of English learners

understand quite a lot when they're

listening, but when it's time to

actually speak, the words don't always

come out naturally. And as teachers, we

know that better fluency comes from

hearing real conversations, taking the

words and phrases that you know are

correct and natural, and that's what

we're going to help you do today.

If you'd like the PDF with all of

today's small talk conversations, you

can find it in our small talk

conversation bundle in the description

below. And if you've already bought the

bundle from our store, this lesson will

appear there as a free update.

Okay, so like always, we'll listen to

the conversation first, and then go back

through and explain the best vocabulary

and expressions so you can start using

them yourself. All the conversations in

today's topic are about people agreeing

and disagreeing with each other and

trying to come to a conclusion.

And at the end, we'll repeat the

dialogue, and that's your chance to

shadow us and practice speaking along.