'D'you Speak English? - Yes, I Do!' - Phrasebook: Everyday Words and Expressions

Contents:
Introduction
5 tips to succeed
Timetable
Units 1-29:
 Unit 1. Hello...and good-bye!
 Unit 2. What's your name?
 Unit 3. Where're you from?
 Unit 4. What's your job?
 Unit 5. What's the time?
 Unit 6. What did you say?
 Unit 7. Is it Thursday today?
 Unit 8. What's the number?
 Unit 9. Is your city big?
 Unit 10. How can I get to..?
 Unit 11. Could you... Can I..?
 Unit 12. Cash or a credit card?
 Unit 13. How d'you celebrate?
 Unit 14. Where can I buy?
 Unit 15. Some strawberries, please…
 Unit 16. How d'you cook this?
 Unit 17. Let’s get cooking!
 Unit 18. Coffee black or white?
 Unit 19. Ready to order, sir?
 Unit 20. How are you feeling?
 Unit 21. Is this a travel agency?
 Unit 22. Taxi!
 Unit 23. What d’you mean?
 Unit 24. How can I rent a car?
 Unit 25. What’s wrong with my car?
 Unit 26. How to get fit?
 Unit 27. What’s a spa?
 Unit 28. Welcome to a salon!
 Unit 29. How to dress oneself for a party?
Supplement: Audiofiles to Units 1-20
Bibliography
Further Reading
Not everyone who is learning English will be able to reply quickly and confidently “Yes? I do!” to the question “D’you speak English?” The reason is that this question may be followed by others, possibly the most unexpected. So, even a usual, non-binding conversation can appear a real challenge as all the words and phrases that were learnt in the class immediately fly out of the head. A pause during which one tries to remember anything “right” and suitable for the moment is embarrassingly too long. Moreover, the desire to keep conversation conflicts with the instinct of “correct grammar”.
What situations may arise at work, home, outdoors, and wherever we go? What to say? What are the words and phrases that can be most helpful in spontaneous conversations in everyday life?
The book “D’you speak English?” – “Yes, I do!” – Phrasebook: Everyday Words and Expressions aims at giving practical help to improve spoken English. While getting into 20 typical situations starting with ‘Greetings’ and finishing with ‘Dressing Oneself for a Party’ you will learn how to find the correct words in various talks and places.
The book contains over 1000 words and expressions for everyday communication, illustrated supplements and audiofiles. The Practice Subsection includes exercises with keys, word games, quotes and topic poems.
The book is developed for those learners who need a guide to upgrade speaking skills in everyday English.