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31. Thoughts on Conversation Groups

Hello!  To finish this academic year, we’re going to reflect on something very important: conversation groups and the role they play in improving our English. This week, you’ll watch two short videos with different perspectives on speaking practice, confidence, communication, and learning through conversation. The first video, from the British Council, focuses on the benefits of joining English conversation groups and practising regularly with other learners. The second video, by Rachel’s English, explores how real conversations help students become more natural, fluent, and confident speakers. Both videos are short, accessible, and full of useful ideas for B1 learners. They’re also a good opportunity to think about your own experience this year: what has helped you most, what challenges you still have, and how you can continue improving your English in the future.   As this will be our last conversation session of the course, we would also like you to reflect a little on yo...
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30. Modes of Communication

Hi there! How do you usually communicate with friends and family? Do you prefer face-to-face conversations, phone calls or text messages? Next week we will talk about different modes of communication and how people stay connected in everyday life. To prepare the topic and revise useful vocabulary and expressions, we recommend you watch this video: Have a great weekend!

29. Wishes, Desires, and Regrets

Hi there! Do you ever think about things you would like to change in your life? Or maybe things you did in the past and now regret? Next week we will practise useful expressions for talking about wishes, desires and regrets in English. To prepare the topic and revise some important grammar structures, we recommend you watch this video: Have a great weekend!

28. Complaints and Requests

Dear conversationalists, Have you ever had a problem with a product or a service? Did you know what to say in English to complain or ask for help? Next week we will practise useful expressions for making complaints and requests in everyday situations, especially when dealing with customer service. To prepare the topic and revise practical phrases, we recommend you watch this video: Have a great (and long) weekend!

27. Saying No

Hi there! How do you usually say that you don’t have something in English? Do you say “I don’t have any...” or do you know a shorter way? Next week we will practise different ways of expressing negative ideas using no and none . To prepare the topic and revise useful grammar structures, we recommend you watch this video: Have a great weekend!

26. Advice

Hi there! When a friend has a problem, do you usually give advice easily? What expressions do you use to make suggestions in English? Next week we will practise ways of giving advice in everyday situations. To prepare the topic and revise some useful expressions, we recommend you watch this video: Have a great weekend!

25. Technology

Hi there! How often do you use technology in your daily life? Could you imagine a day without your phone or the internet? After Easter we will talk about technology and how it affects the way we live, work and communicate. To prepare the topic and revise useful vocabulary and expressions, we recommend you watch this video:    Happy holidays!