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لذت داشتن مکالمه انگلیسی در ۶ ماه
(فقط در ۹۰ جلسه)

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با آموزش تحلیلی ما میتونی رَووون صحبت کنی.

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🔸Getting someone to listen to you
🔸توجه کسی را به منظور گوش دادن به صحبت‌هایتان جلب کردن

Look here. (informal)

Listen here. (informal)

Listen up. (informal)

Get a load of this. (informal)

Now hear this! (informal)

Hear me out.

Are you ready for this? (informal)

Listen. (informal)

Are you listening to me?

Are you paying attention?

I’m talking to you.

Do you hear me?

Do I have your ear? (idiomatic)

Can I bend your ear a minute? (idiomatic)

Am I making myself heard?

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The present tense is more common in writing. As you can see by all the explanations I am giving, they are all written in the present tense. That is because پit is instructional. Instructional writing is more commonly written in present tense. However, stories in novels are written in past tense.

The reason past and future tense is used more commonly than present tense when speaking is because usually you are telling someone what you have done or what you plan on doing. Speaking in the present tense is used primarily to tell someone what you are currently doing.

As in previous lessons in 'Greeting' it is very common to have a conversation using the present tense when you run into somebody or when you make or receive a phone call.

Let's use this time now to incorporate what we have learned so far.


🔸Person A: "Hi Jack. What are you doing?"
🔸Person B: "Hi Mary. I'm filling out a job application."
🔸Person A: "Are you finished with school already?"
🔸Person B: "No. I have one more semester, but it would be great to have a job lined up."


🔸Person A: "How is your day going?"
🔸Person B: "Quite busy. I'm preparing for my presentation tomorrow on our marketing strategy. I'm not even half done yet."
🔸Person A: "You must feel stressed out now."
🔸Person B: "That's an understatement."


🔸Person A: "What are you doing now?"
🔸Person B: "I'm playing pool with my friends at a pool hall."
🔸Person A: "I didn't know you play pool. Are you having fun?"
🔸Person B: "I'm having a great time. How about you? What are you doing?"
🔸Person A: "I'm taking a break from my homework. There seems to be no end to the amount of work I have to do."
🔸Person B: "I'm glad I'm not in your shoes."

The next lesson is the interactive practice section. If you would like to repeat this lesson or previous lessons,feel free to go back and study as many times as you need. When you are ready, go to the practice section.

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