How to study
- Read and repeat the new words at the beginning of the lesson. If you are not sure about the pronunciation, use the text-to-speech option in online translators such as Google Translate - this will allow you to hear the new words and you will be able to pronounce them correctly
- Listen to the audio dialog one or more times and try to understand as much as you can; focus on identifying the words you've just learnt. Then listen again and this time follow the text. Take as much time as you need for this step, there's no going further if you didn't understand the dialog - don't be shy to use your finger to follow the spoken text. As last resort, and only if needed, check the Thai translation
- Speaking - repeat the conversations until you get the same accent and intonation - a little acting may be required. Remember that these are daily conversations and that English speakers always use them so you will definitively encounter them in real life, talking to the English speakers
- Acting and playing - finally some fun. Find a partner willing to learn English or someone that can help and practice the conversation in pairs. Some dialogues require 3 speakers. You can do some acting, imagine yourselves having the conversation in an airport, or a coffee shop for example. If you feel inspired feel free to improvise and extend the conversation - maybe try to test your friend's English, see if he/she can answer your questions ;)
- Well, after all that's done, you can move to the next lesson. However, if you feel that your English language improved, I'd appreciate a share or like on Facebook or any other social site. And keep in mind that you can email any lesson to your friends as well - just click the link at the bottom of each lesson
