Do you want to improve your English conversation? This book is designed to help upper-intermediate and advanced learners understand and speak informal, colloquial English – as spoken by native speakers. The 50 dialogues cover a huge variety of everyday topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: Police station, Holiday plans, At the dentist’s, Taxi, Renting, Sightseeing, Christmas, Facebook, Bank account, Getting a haircut, In the news, Flight to Chicago, Breakdown, Customer Services, Promotion, and 35 more! Written by an experienced teacher of English as a foreign language from the UK.

Do you want to improve your English conversation? This book is designed to help intermediate learners understand and speak informal, colloquial English - as spoken by native speakers. The 50 dialogues cover a huge variety of everyday topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: I need a holiday, Talking politics, Schoolwork, Hotel bill, Discussing books, Party, Asking for help, University costs, Buying a car, Working from home, and 40 more! Written by an experienced teacher of English as a foreign language from the UK.

Do you want to improve your English conversation? This book is designed to help elementary and lower-intermediate learners understand and speak informal, colloquial English - as spoken by native speakers. The 50 dialogues cover a huge variety of everyday topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: Getting a bus, Ordering a meal, Asking someone out, New house, Too hot, Asking the way, At the pub, Holiday photos, A boss problem, and 41 more! Written by an experienced teacher of English as a foreign language from the UK.

Do you want to improve your English conversation? This book is designed to help upper intermediate and advanced learners understand and speak informal, colloquial English – as spoken by native speakers. It includes comprehension questions and help with vocabulary. The 40 dialogues cover a huge variety of topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: A very bad day, Transport options, International student, Driving offence, Complaining about a hotel room, Arriving at the airport, Tourists, A psychology experiment, World Cup, Party music, and 30 more! Written by an experienced teacher of English as a foreign language from the UK.

Do you want to speak better business English? This book is designed to help intermediate English learners understand and speak business English - as spoken by native speakers. It includes comprehension questions with answers and help with vocabulary. The 40 dialogues cover a huge variety of business topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: A negotiation, Employment contract, Annual appraisal, Sales call, Requesting a promotion, Networking event, Losing employees, An investigation meeting, Office culture, and 30 more. Written by a lawyer and experienced teacher of business English from the UK.

Do you want to speak better business English? This book is designed to help upper-intermediate and advanced learners understand and speak business English - as spoken by native speakers. The 40 dialogues cover a huge variety of business topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English. Topics include: Closing the deal, Client feedback, Job interview, Competitive analysis, Networking buffet, A serious problem, Negotiating changes, A visit from Head Office, A capability issue, Legal advice, and 30 more. Written by a lawyer and experienced teacher of business English from the UK.

The purpose of the book is to acquaint those learning English with the vocabulary and particular forms of address used in these various situations. For example, how does one order a meal in a restaurant? What is the procedure to be followed conversationally when buying tickets for the theater or shopping for clothes? What are the common expressions to be used in making a telephone call? These are some of the things the book teaches, and naturally they are of importance to anyone learning English. The book should be useful to all students who wish to perfect their colloquial and idiomatic English. It should also be valuable for those who feel the need for additional vocabulary and further practice with idiomatic forms.