Channel: Learning TV

Category: Education

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Description: #learnenglish #englishconversation #speakenglish Learning English to Improve Your English Language Skills ★ English for Everyday Conversation ✔ When we learn our native language, first we listen, then we speak, then we read and finally we write. Listening, speaking, reading and writing are the four language skills we need to develop for complete communication. Listening and reading are receptive: input, i.e. the exposure you have to authentic language in use. Speaking and writing are productive: output, i.e. the action of producing language as part of the process of second language learning. To achieve these four basic language skills, you need to surround yourself with English: make English part of your life at home, at work, during your free time. Read on to find tips that will help you overcome the difficulties you might be experiencing to improve your English skills. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Mark, are you good at saving money? 2.No, I’m terrible. I waste money. I waste so much money. 1.How? 2.Well, I don’t buy things on sale. I don’t use coupons. I buy anything I see. So, when I shop, I don’t look at prices. I just see the food or the thing and I get it I buy It I pay for it. And, then it’s sometimes very expensive. So, I just waste money. I don’t budget. I need to budget my money but I don’t budget my money. What about you? Sofia, are you good at saving money? 1.I don’t think I’m too bad at saving money. I look at prices a lot. I also buy a lot of things on sale. So, I’m able to save some money. 2.So, you look for discounts. 1.Yes, I do. 2.Do you use coupons or special offers? 1.No, I don’t, but if I see some I will use them. 2.So, do you waste money on anything? Like maybe eating out, buying clothes, renting movies? 1.I waste money on buying clothes. 2.ooh, okay! 1.But, I save a little bit because I buy them on sale. 2.Do you buy things online? 1.No, I don’t. I usually go into the stores to shop. 2.I’m good with clothes too. So, I don’t spend much money on clothes. I only shop maybe once a year. Or, I only shop if I need something, like it’s really cold and I need a jacket. 1.I see. 2.And, I’m really bad, so I often only wear clothes people give to me. 1. That’s good! 2.Yeah, so I get shirt or ties for Christmas gifts or a birthday gift, and I do that. 1. Wow. Sounds like you’re an easy person to give a present to. 2.Yes, for clothes. Yes, for clothes. But, I waste money on computers and electronics and those things are expensive. So, I buy a new computer every year. I have four computers now in my house. I have five mobiles phones. I have an iPad. I have lots of electronic equipment So, I spend so much money on those things. 1.I waste money on traveling. 2.Aah, yeah. 1. Every year, I take about one or two trips to different countries. So, that’s where a lot of my money go. 2.Yeah, traveling is expensive. 1.Yes. 2.But, when you travel, do you save money? Do you stay at cheap hotels? Or, do you buy cheap plane tickets? 1. I try to. I try to all the time. But, usually the plane ticket is so expensive that a lot of my savings is already gone. 2.Yeah, I know. I buy my tickets online, usually with Expedia. And, it’s cheap. It’s pretty cheap. I waste money on food. I eat out almost every day. Or, I buy my dinner at the supermarket almost every day. Do you waste money on food? 1.No, I don’t. I usually get bored if I eat out too much, because even though I am not a very good cook, there are some thing I cook that I like to eat. So, I would miss those things. So, no, I don’t waste money on eating out. 2.Ahh, that’s interesting. So, you save money, I waste money. You have to teach me your tricks. You have to teach me your tips saving money. 1.Please teach me how to get cheap travel tickets. 2.It’s a deal. 1.Thanks.