500 English Questions You Must Know | Daily English Speaking Practice for Beginners
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Welcome to my channel, Bookish English. I am Ariel and today you are not going to just listen to English. You are going to speak English with me. In this lesson, I will ask you 500 common English questions that people use in real life. We will start with very easy questions. So even if you are a complete
beginner, you can follow me. Here is how we will practice. First listen to my question. Then I will give you a few seconds to think. Answer me out loud. After that, listen to my example answer and try the question one more time using your own information. Do not worry about mistakes. Short answers are perfectly
okay. The important thing is to understand the question, remember the useful words and use them yourself. Ready? Take your time. Speak clearly and enjoy the practice. Let's begin with part one, very basic English. Part one, very basic English. Chapter 1, greetings and introductions. Welcome to chapter 1. In this chapter, we are going to
practice greetings and introductions. These are some of the most useful questions in English because we use them when we meet someone, start a conversation, join a class, visit a new place, or talk to a new person. I will ask you 20 simple questions. When you hear each question, do not stay silent. Think for a few seconds and answer me
out loud. After that, listen to my example answer and then answer the same question again using your own information. Short answers are completely okay. The goal is to understand the question, remember the useful words, and become comfortable answering naturally. Ready? Let's start with question one. Question one, what is your name? This is one of the first
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