Phrases for Showing Interest in Conversation (and Sounding More Natural in English) Good conversations are not built only on good grammar. They are built on attention, curiosity, and reaction. You can speak perfect English and still sound cold, distant, or uninterested if you don’t react to what the other person Read more
Ways to Say “How Are You?” Hello, dear English learners! We all know the classic greeting “How are you?”, but did you know that English speakers use many other ways to ask about someone’s well-being? Using a wider range of expressions will help you sound more natural, friendly, and fluent Read more
Giving and Responding to Compliments Hello English learners! Do you like giving compliments? Or do you sometimes feel embarrassed when someone compliments you? Compliments are small but powerful — they can make someone’s day, help you build friendships, and show good manners. Giving and Responding to Compliments In this lesson, Read more
Conversation Topics for Meeting New People Hello English learners! Have you ever found yourself standing in front of someone new and wondering what to say? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Making small talk and finding the right topics can feel tricky, especially in English. The good news is that with a Read more
How to Continue after Being Interrupted Hello English learners! Have you ever been speaking when suddenly someone cuts you off? It can feel frustrating or even embarrassing. But don’t worry—there are polite, natural, and confident ways to continue speaking after an interruption. In this lesson, we will explore useful phrases, Read more
Phrases for Changing the Subject in English Hello English learners! Welcome to a new lesson! Ever been in a conversation where the topic is going nowhere, or you simply need to steer it in a different direction? Well, being able to change the subject successfully is certainly a helpful communication Read more
12 Ways to Say “Fat” in English Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. When it comes to describing body size in English, the choice of words matters — not only for accuracy but also for politeness. Some terms are neutral, others affectionate, and a few can be offensive Read more