One of the greatest tests for English learners is to just get out there and have an entire conversation in English. Sometimes, English learners have trouble speaking simply because they feel uncomfortable talking to other people. Plus, many English learners do not know lots of native speakers—so they would need to talk to strangers to practice English conversation. Many learners know how to speak English properly, but still struggle in real-life conversations. This book gives you some common phrases and sentences used by native speakers in different types of everyday conversations. The series covers people from every field. It has interviews with scientists, singers, writers, philosophers, actors and even chefs. If you do not know how a real-world English conversation sounds or what phrases to use, it will be very difficult to start speaking.

As the title suggests, the book has 50 conversations written in simple and plain English. Every conversation has pictures to help the reader understand what is being said in the conversations.Along with English conversation practice, this book gives a sense of American culture and how an average American lives his or her life. This book talks about topics like home and family, love and relationships, work and everyday life in the U.S. Working

While reading this book, it is best to keep a notepad beside you so that you can write down and remember all the new words you learn in the conversations. Star Wars Interviews This e-book is a guide for English learners who want to improve their conversation skills. It has practice conversations, explanations of commonly used words and phrases and sample sentences. As you read, you will learn to recognize common conversation markers, like whether a person is asking you a question or greeting you.

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The book is a good source to learn academic or formal English in conversation. But since people from various fields talk to each other, the book does not contain lots of specialized terms or jargon (technical/industry-specific words).