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How to Start a Conversation in English with Anyone

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Vanessa: Hi.
00:00
I'm Vanessa from Speak English With Vanessa. com.
00:00
Let's talk about starting a conversation.
00:04
Vanessa: To improve your speaking skills in English, you need to speak, right?
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Practice the skills that you want to improve.
00:16
It's that easy.
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Well, maybe it's not that easy.
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Vanessa: Hi.
00:22
Dan: Hi.
00:23
Vanessa: What do I say next?
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Why isn't he talking more?
00:27
Dan: Oh, no. I don't know what to say.
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Vanessa: You know what?
00:32
This has probably happened to you in your native language, so it makes sense that in English, it can be tough to start a conversation, too.
00:33
But, never fear, Vanessa's tips are here!
00:40
Vanessa: In life, there are two kinds of people; people you know and people you don't know.
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We call those strangers.
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So, it makes sense to have two different types of conversation starters.
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Of course, there's some overlap, but it's helpful to separate them.
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Vanessa: Let's start with people you know.
00:57
Imagine that you are in the grocery store, you're pushing your cart, looking for some spinach, and you see a co-worker, and you want to say, hi.
00:59
What can you say?
01:06
Well, here are four great questions that you can ask in that situation, or that they might ask you, so you need to understand them and how to respond.
01:07
Vanessa: The first two questions are about the past.
01:15
Let's take a look.
01:18
Vanessa: Hi, Dan.
01:20
Dan: Hi.
01:21
Vanessa: How are you?
01:22
Dan: Pretty good.
01:24
Vanessa: What’ve (have) you been up to lately?
01:24
Dan: Oh, not much.
01:26
Just went to see my family yesterday.
01:28
What about you?
01:30
Vanessa: Hi, Dan.
01:31
Dan: Hi.
01:32
Vanessa: How are you?
01:32
Dan: Pretty good.
01:34
Vanessa: What were you up to this weekend?
01:34
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آزمون درک مطلب تعاملی (Comprehension Quiz)

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1
Why are open-ended questions better for starting a conversation than simple yes/no questions?
2
What is the common idiom for making people feel comfortable at the beginning of a conversation?
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