Improving English Fluency and Active Listening

Paying full attention to what someone is saying, including their words, body language, and expressions.

When your thoughts drift away from the current conversation.

The ability to speak English smoothly and confidently.

Become a better communicator by focusing on active listening.

Someone who attentively listens to what others say.

Moments of pauses during a conversation.

Nonverbal communication through body movement and posture.

Asking questions and seeking more details during a conversation to prevent misunderstandings.

Focusing on the other person's interests and experiences in a conversation, rather than just talking about yourself.

A key way to show genuine interest in someone and keep a conversation flowing.

Organizing conversation topics for easier question generation (e.g., transportation, food, weather, people).

Organizing your thoughts before speaking. Provides a natural flow and clear communication.

The beginning of a conversation. It sets the stage for what's to follow.

The main part of the conversation where you share your ideas and details.

The end of a conversation, summarizing what was discussed and wrapping up.

Using questions like who, what, when, where, why, and how to generate appropriate conversational details.

Speaking smoothly and confidently, without hesitation.

Speaking with assurance and conviction.

Consistent practice is essential to improve conversation skills.

Continuously seeking ways to strengthen your communication abilities.

Clear and structured beginnings of conversations, often using specific terms (e.g., 'Today we will discuss 3 strategies...').

Informal and engaging ways to start interactions, using personal touches (e.g., 'I'm so excited for my trip...').

Questions that highlight specific details and encourage further conversation.