Communicative English for Children and Adults / : Learn Appropriate Pronunciation, Syllable Stress and Communicative Gramm

Conversation (demonstrating phrases used as discourse markers) Fillers and discourse markers boldened Mother: Well, we ought to help her in every possible way. Bindus been serving our family lovingly since the time youre born. Reet: Hmm right. Father: You know, your late grandmother employed Bindu when she was barely eighteen years old. She lost her father to a road accident sometime after her birth. You see, Poonam too has served us for nine years. Reet: Tsk very sad. Mother: Indeed. Conversation An Informal Way of Requesting for Help Mrs. Neela Dhar: Rahul, dear, lend me a hand please. Rahul: Mummy, I am so sorry . I have an online meeting to attend in a few seconds . I will join you in the kitchen after half an hour. Mrs. Neela Dhar: Thats okay, dear . Dhruv, dear, please chop up the veggies. Dhruv: Just coming, Ma. A formal meeting at office or home Mr. Bhatt is visiting his friend Mr. Ghosh. He wants to introduce Mr. Jain to Mr. Ghosh. Mr. Ghosh: Good evening, Mr. Bhatt, welcome welcome . How have you been? Mr. Bhatt: Good evening and thank you. We are doing very well . We are busy renovating our ancestral property, thesedays. Mr. Ghosh: Great! Mr. Bhatt: Ghosh, I would like you to meet Mr. Jain, my new neighbour. Mr. Ghosh: How do you do, Mr. Jain? Pleasure! Welcome to my home. Mr. Jain: Thank you very much, Mr. Ghosh. I am good . How do you do? Pleased to meet you too.