Wishing People | English Speaking Lessons
Wishing people a good journey Common ways of wishing people a good journey are: Long trips, vacations etc. Have a good trip. Have a good journey. (GB) Safe journey home. (GB) Enjoy your holidays.(GB)...
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What To Say And What Not To Say During An Interview
Whatever other advice is given about interviewing, above all you must be honest. An interview is not an opportunity for you to spend an hour bluffing. Many interviewers are trained in body language and...
Interview Preparation Tips
There are certain things which are said in interviews time and time again, which make interviewers cringe. Avoid saying that you are good with people. Most people who really are wouldn’t dream of saying...
Ways Of Expressing Agreement | English Speaking Lessons
In this lesson, we will take a look at some of the phrases we can use to show agreement. To show that you agree with something somebody has just said, use That’s right, You’re...
Useful Phrases For Traveling
Here are some important phrases you might hear or use while traveling. Tickets, please. Can I see your tickets? Could you show me your tickets? Could you have your tickets ready, please? Can I...
English For Traveling | Saying What You Want To Do
To say what you want to do when you are traveling, use I’d like to… I’d like to take a tour of the city. I’d like to go for a drive. I’d like to...
English For Traveling | Saying What You Like And Dislike
When it comes to traveling, all of us have got certain likes and dislikes. To say what you like, use I like… To say what you don’t like, use I don’t like… I like...
English For Traveling | Spoken English Lessons
While traveling, you may need to go to a particular place or building. Use Is there…? to ask if there is such a thing where you are. Note Before interrupting somebody with your question,...
Thanks And Thank You
Thank you is more formal than thanks. Thank you. (NOT Thanks you.) Thanks a lot. (NOT Thank you a lot.) Thank you very much. Thanks very much. Thank God it’s Friday. (NOT Thanks God …) Thank...
Telling Time In English
There are two common ways of saying what time it is. 6:05 – six (oh) five or five past six 6:10 – six ten or ten past six 6:15 – six fifteen or a...
