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DescriptionThe first step towards English fluency!Introduction to Conversation is a gateway to the first level of English conversation.Not only will you learn the most basic greetings, but you will be guided through building a simple conversation, using fundamental English expressions and vocabulary.Students will also learn the MES method of building questions and answers through constant practice with the instruction of a native speaking instructor.Introduction to Conversation students focus on their pronunciation and memorization of the tenses during the eLessons.The goal for students of Introduction to Conversation is to start speaking English from day one, while mastering the basic tenses, vocabulary and correct pronunciation! Your ResultUpon completion of this course, you’ll be able to speak English fluently and confidently at the introductory level:• Introduce yourself• Make small talk• Use simple, everyday expressions• Ask about other people’s jobs, hobbies, and plans fluently• Talk about plans• Describe the past, present and future• Ask polite questions• Start basic conversations with foreigners• Use correct pronunciation, accent and intonation• Do all of this and more with confidence!CurriculumVOL A: Introduction to English:Asking about jobs, hobbies and interestsTalking about jobs, hobbies, and interestsExpressing thanksTalking about the weatherAsking about possessions (singular)Aalking about possessions (singular)Asking about possessions (plural)Talking about possessions (plural)Asking for information (singular)Giving informationAsking for information (plural)Giving information (plural)Asking about location (singular)Talking about location (singular)Asking about location (plural)Talking about location (plural)Asking about the location of something, using “here”Talking about the location of something, using “here”Asking about timeTalking about timeVOL B: Using Nouns, Adjectives and Prepositional Phrases Asking questions with “Be present + noun”Answering questions with “Be present + noun”Answering questions negatively with “Be present + noun”Asking questions with “Be present + adjective”Answering questions with “Be present + adjective”Answering questions negatively with “Be present + adjective”Asking questions with “Be present + prepositional phrase”Answering questions with “Be present + prepositional phrase”Answering questions negatively with “Be present + prepositional phrase”Asking questions with “Be past + noun”Answering questions with “Be past + noun”Answering questions negatively with “Be past + noun”Asking questions with “Be past + adjective”Answering questions with “Be past + adjective”Answering questions negatively with “Be past + adjective”Asking questions with “Be past + prepositional phrase”Answering questions with “Be past + prepositional phrase”Answering questions negatively with “Be past + prepositional phrase”Asking questions with “Be present” and “Be past”Answering questions with “Be present” and “Be past”Answering questions negatively with “Be present” and “Be past”VOL C:Talking about our actions Asking questions with “Do” and regular verbsAnswering questions with regular verbsAnswering questions negatively with “regular verbs”Asking questions with “Do” and irregular verbsAnswering questions with irregular verbsAnswering questions negatively with “irregular verbs”Asking questions with “Did” and regular verbsAnswering past tense questions with regular verbsAnswering past tense questions negatively with “regular verbs”Asking questions with “Did” and irregular verbsAnswering past tense questions with irregular verbsAnswering past tense questions negatively with “irregular verbs”Asking questions with “Do” and “Did”Answering present and past tense questions with regular and irregular verbsAnswering present and past tense questions negatively with “regular and irregular verbs”Asking questions with “Be Going To”Answering questions with “be going to”Answering negatively with “Be Going to”VOL D: Using ModalsAsking questions with “Will”Answering questions with “Will”Answering questions negatively with “will”Asking questions with “Would”Answering questions with “would”Answering questions negatively with “would”Asking questions with “Can”Answering questions with “can”Answering questions negatively with “Can”Asking questions with “Could”Answering questions with “could”Answering questions negatively with “Could”Asking questions with “Should”Answering questions with “should”Answering questions negatively with “should”Asking questions with “have to”Answering questions with “have to”Answering questions negatively with “have to”This is the official website of the course:http://mes.mnplay.com/sub/intro.html