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I created this book out of frustration with other English conversation books.Students, especially at a university, often do not want to fully cooperate with questions that seem too easy for them, or that they can answer in brief sentences. As soon as I would hand students a chapter of some other book, they would start a mad dash to see who could answer the questions as quickly as possible. Understandably, as a teacher, this was upsetting, as there was little I could do. Sure, I could ask the students to answer the question correctly, or in a more elongated form but the die had already been cast. They would answer any question as briefly as they could, as quickly as they could. What is a teacher to do when students finish the thirty questions in 10 minutes instead of the expected 2 hours? I ended up bringing supplementary material to fill up the rest of the time. I searched online for the best ways to teach effective conversation skills. I saw that pictures were often mentioned. Also, idioms, slang, debate, quotes, and riddles. So, I searched online for a book that I could use to teach my classes with and not worry about printing out a ton of sheets. I ended up having to assign my students 4 or 5 books just to have enough material to work with. I need not say that my students were none too pleased. I wanted professional quality material instead of an assortment of mashed up handouts, but there was nothing available!Out of frustration, I took my summer vacation, holed myself up in a dark room with a creaky fan, and created this book.This book has everything that an English conversation teacher would need to teach a class. Every unit is enough for at the very least 2 hours of work, no matter how fast students wish to get through a chapter, itll be difficult to finish a chapter in less than 2 hours simply due to the sheer breath of material included in every chapter.This book has over 1500 questions spread over 38 chapters. Besides that, it has 190 idioms, 190 verbal phrases, 190 slang terms, 190 proverbs, 190 quotes, 76 debate questions, 38 riddles, 190 proverbs, 38 motivational quotes, and 38 thought provoking pictures.What all this means is that in every chapter youll have enough material to work with so that you, or your students dont end up with nothing to say.

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English Conversations Made Easy
Conversation questions, idioms, verbal phrases, slang, proverbs, quotes, debates, jokes, riddles, and thought provoking pictures to stimulate English conversation
Juan Cadena
C opyright 2015 by Juan Cadena All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.
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Introduction
I created this book out of frustration with other English conversation books. Students, especially at a university, often do not want to fully cooperate with questions that seem too easy for them, or that they can answer in brief sentences. As soon as I would hand students a chapter of some other book, they would start a mad dash to see who could answer the questions as quickly as possible. Understandably, as a teacher, this was upsetting, as there was little I could do.

Sure, I could ask the students to answer the question correctly, or in a more elongated form but the die had already been cast. They would answer any question as briefly as they could, as quickly as they could. What is a teacher to do when students finish the thirty questions in 10 minutes instead of the expected 2 hours? I ended up bringing supplementary material to fill up the rest of the time. I searched online for the best ways to teach effective conversation skills. I saw that pictures were often mentioned. Also, idioms, slang, debate, quotes, and riddles.

So, I searched online for a book that I could use to teach my classes with and not worry about printing out a ton of sheets. I ended up having to assign my students 4 or 5 books just to have enough material to work with. I need not say that my students were none too pleased. I wanted professional quality material instead of an assortment of mashed up handouts, but there was nothing available! Out of frustration, I took my summer vacation, holed myself up in a dark room with a creaky fan, and created this book. This book has everything that an English conversation teacher would need to teach a class. Every unit is enough for at the very least 2 hours of work, no matter how fast students wish to get through a chapter, itll be difficult to finish a chapter in less than 2 hours simply due to the sheer breath of material included in every chapter.

This book has over 1500 questions spread over 38 chapters. Besides that, it has 190 idioms, 190 verbal phrases, 190 slang terms, 190 proverbs, 190 quotes, 76 debate questions, 38 riddles, 190 proverbs, 38 motivational quotes, and 38 thought provoking pictures. What all this means is that in every chapter youll have enough material to work with so that you, or your students dont end up with nothing to say.

Chapter One
First Encounters
Picture Questions 1 What are some of the things that you notice about this - photo 3
Picture Questions
1. What are some of the things that you notice about this family? 2. How important are appearances when you first meet someone? 3.

What are some tensions you experience when first meeting someone? 4. What are some differences amongst the human races?

Picture Vocabulary
mixed race | homogenous | ethnic | tribal | vernacular
Riddle
What is so delicate that even mentioning it breaks it?
Question Block A
1. Who chose your name? 2. Does your name have a special meaning? 3. Have you ever wished you were given a different name? 4. Do you still live in the city of your birth? Why, or why not? 5.

Where would you most like to live? Why? 6. What are some personality differences that distinguish you from your family members? 7. How would you describe yourself as a child? 8. What are some of your favorite websites? Why? 9. What movies would you recommend? Why? 10. What is the most exotic pet that you would consider owning? 11.

What was the last book you read about? 12. Whats a food that you would really want to eat now? 13. When you're alone at home, what do you usually do? 14. Do you have a favorite saying? 15. What are some activities that you like doing outdoors? Why? 16.


for a songcheap, or inexpensively Victor sold his vintage car for a song after his divorce.
(to be) stressed outto be anxious, distressed, or afraid of something Avery, I know you're stressed out, so I booked a vacation for us.
(to) have up ones sleeveto have some secret plan ready to use I don't know what you have up your sleeve, but rest assured that we won't go down without a fight.
(to) fine-tuneto increase effectiveness, or performance through small adjustments Lucas decided to fine-tune the presentation without notifying me first.
Verbal Phrases
put up withtolerate; endure; accept I can't put up with all your complaining today.
look aftertake care of; watch over; protect You should never look after other people's pets.
catch on toto understand what is meant, or how to do something Do you think that nobody will catch on to your dealings?
give wayto yield to someone or something This bridge is going to give way, so be careful.
carry offto handle successfully Did she carry off the presentation?
Slang
crazyintense; absurd; fierce; extreme I knew that Zelma could sometimes be hot-tempered, but what she did last night was just crazy.
creepan unpleasant, weird, or strange person You really shouldn't be hanging out with that creep.
cromagnonan ugly male (refers to caveman) I don't know what she sees in that cromagnon.
crookeddishonest; illegal Grady is the most crooked salesman I've ever met.
deadbeata person who tries to evade paying debts Marcella's a deadbeat, so don't expect to get your money back.
Question Block B
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Question Block B
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Do you have a hobby? What interested you in it? 2. What culture do you find interesting? Why? 3. What culture do you find difficult to understand? Why? 4. What countries would you not visit even if someone paid for your flight ticket? 5. What are some things that make you smile? 6. What are some things that upset you? 7.

Whats something that you do well? 8. What are some of your favorite English words? Why? 9. Do you have any long-term goals? Why have you chosen them? 10. How would your friends describe you? 11. When was the last time you laughed uncontrollably? 12. What did you want to be when you were little? 13.

What are some silly mistakes you've done recently? 14. What qualities about your personality would your best friend say they most like about you?

Proverbs
Pay what you owe and you will know what is your own.
Those who are feared are hated.
If you would keep your secret from an enemy, tell it not to a friend.
The things which hurt, instruct.
The eye of a master will do more work than his hand.
Quotes
Be yourself because an original is worth more than a copy. unknown Questions: 1. What are some problems that the quote raises? 2. How would you criticize this quote? 3. Suppose you had to double the length of the quote but had to maintain the essence of it, how would you do it? 4.
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