THIS BOOK IS FOR “ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE” LEARNERS WHO WANT TO LEARN KEY ENGLISH SPEAKING SKILLSARE YOU SHY IN SPEAKING ENGLISH BUT NEED TO SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY?Do you need to improve your English speaking skills so you can:meet new people and speak in fluent English?have a conversation with an English-speaking colleague?give an oral English report at school or work?speak in English in front of a group meeting at school or work?speak in English in an interview for a job or admission to school?give a speech in front of native English speakers?speak English during the IELTS, TOEFL or other test?HOW WILL THIS BOOK HELP ME?The hardest part of learning English is know what to say after you say “Hello”! This book gives practical examples on what and what not to say after you say “Hello”.The 25 tips in this book teach what to say, how to use common and useful English and what not to say so you can speak with confidence and not be nervous.This book gives you a strategy so that you will be at ease when speaking with English-speaking colleagues, friends, or new acquaintances.This book will give you new confidence because you will know what to say every time.WHY IS LEARNING ENGLISH SPEAKING SKILLS IMPORTANT?Learning how to speak easily in English with strangers and how to speak in social and business settings will help you to:succeed in studying English at schoolsucceed in English language interviews for school or workbuild business relationships and a business network for your careerbuild trust and rapport with work colleagues and potential customers build friendships and meet someone specialThis book is for English as a Second Language learners who want to learn specific techniques for improving their English conversation skills with 100 examples of key phrases used by fluent English speakers.Please Scroll to the top and click the “Buy Now” button and you will improve your EnglishAUTHOR BIOGRAPHYWilliam Pitts has been a writer and speaker since his first storytelling competition when he was nine years old. He delivered a reading of his epic story of “Stompy, The Baby Elephant That Got Lost” and won first prize.Since then he has continued to write, speak and teach people English. Pitts has served as an advisor and speechwriter for a U.S. senator, a communications director for the CEO of a Fortune 500 technology company and as an investment advisor at Bank of America in San Francisco.Pitts has operated his own Business English Consulting company since 1985. His consulting business includes specific work on:accent reductionAmerican accent trainingcopywriting, speechwriting and editorial servicesmedia trainingBusiness English tutoringPitts is a 1984 graduate of the University of New Hampshire, where he studied writing and was an editor of the university newspaper. He earned his MBA in Investment Management and Communications at Columbia Business School in 1996.He is the author of 20 books about English, food and travel. He also plays the guitar, writes, and records songs with over 200 copyrighted songs to his credit.Please Scroll to the top and click the “Buy Now” button and you will improve your English.