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I've found out witty way to Teach and Learn English Langauge! It's called Compelling Conversations.
A recommended resource for English teachers and language schools that want to make their conversation classes more fun and exciting. Asking questions on timeless topics is an effective way of encouraging student discussion. This exceptional resource allows students to share experiences and develop their speaking fluency. The easy format also allows teachers to add in-depth conversation materials into courses with self-contained, engaging conversation lessons.

Visit the site and help your students discover the Art of English Conversation: http://www.compellingconversations.com/ with free sample chapter lessons. As the old American cereal commercial says, "try it - you'll like it."

This critically acclaimed EFL/ESL conversation book includes:

* 45 chapters on a wide variety of conversation topics
* Asks over 1350 questions encouraging ESL students to reflect and share
* Features over 500 memorable quotations from ancient sages to modern writers
* Introduces over 200 proverbs from around the world
* Highlights 450 practical vocabulary words for ESL students
* Can supplement other textbooks in EFL/ELL classrooms
* Encourages critical conversations that go beneath the surface
* Lets English teachers walk into a class with ready-to-use excellent lessons!
* Eliminates preparation time for busy teachers and tutors!
* Provides engaging materials for conversation clubs - and makes setting one up easy.

I, as a second language learner myself, I have found these materials very helpful and I am sure your Students in your Institution will too.



MEET THE AUTHOR:

Meet Prof. Eric Roth, a Professional Writer and a Teacher who has traveled to over 30 countries, and has helped over 5,000 immigrants become naturalized United States citizens as citizenship director of CES Adult Education Center.
Roth is co-author of Compelling Conversations-educational website focuses on developing conversation skills for English language learners, shares teaching tips, features an English teacher's blog, and promotes an innovative ESL/EFL textbook for advanced students.

If you wanna know more about him, feel free to visit this site:
http://www.icalweb.com/wiki/index.php?t ... ic_H._Roth

Thanks for sharing the link with us. I'll check out the samples on the website posted. Thanks for the tips!