How to use this Spoken English Lesson?
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- Click "Both Person A & B" button to listen and repeat the whole conversation. First, you will listen Person A's audio. Then, there is silence for you to REPEAT. Next, you will listen Person B's audio, followed by another silence for your repetition. Keep practicing like this until you are comfortable repeating the entire conversation like a native speaker.
- After comfortable with repeating the whole conversation, click on Person A to role-play as Person A. You will listen only Person B's audio, with silence for you to respond as Person A.
- Once you are comfortable role-playing as Person A, click on Person B to role-play as Person B. You'll hear only Person A's audio, with silence for you to respond as Person B.
- Use the pause button if the pause between each sentence is too fast for you. Every lesson will be difficult when you start. However, as you practice, you will learn to speak correctly.
Discussing Family Traditions - Interactive Practice
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Both Person A & B|
Person A|
Person B
Person A: Hi, my name is Rahul. I come from a family that values traditions. We have a tradition of celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights, with great enthusiasm. Person B: Hi Rahul, nice to meet you. Can you tell me more about your Diwali traditions? Person A: Sure! During Diwali, we decorate our house with lights and rangoli. We also exchange gifts and sweets with friends and family. In the evening, we perform a puja (prayer) to seek blessings from the goddess Lakshmi for prosperity and well-being. Person B: That sounds beautiful. Do you have any other traditions in your family? Person A: Yes, we also celebrate Holi, the festival of colors, with joy and fervor. We play with colors, dance to music, and enjoy festive foods together. Person B: It must be wonderful to have such rich cultural traditions. Do you think you'll continue these traditions in the future? Person A: Absolutely! These traditions are an integral part of our family's identity, and we hope to pass them on to future generations. Person B: That's great to hear. Thank you for sharing, Rahul. Person A: You're welcome. It was nice talking to you. |