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Why do you think we have highlighted some words in red and some words in blue? In this activity, look at some different phrases used in greetings and introductions and decide if they are formal or informal. Activity 2: In this activity, decide if the phrases you see should be used in formal or informal situations. Choose the correct answer. Formal or Informal? Small talk is conversation that everyone feels comfortable talking about. Other common small talk topics could be:.

These are common small talk topics in the UK. Are these suitable topics where you live? Some of the worst small talk topics in the UK would probably be money and politics. It's never a good idea to start a conversation with the question: How much money do you earn?! Write your answers in the comments section at the bottom of the page.

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Think about the words and phrases we have used in this podcast and whether you should use formal or informal language. This is what you need to do to write your dialogue:. Try to use as many of the words and phrases from this podcast as you can. Write your dialogue in the comments section at the bottom of this page. Comment What do you think? Are you nervous when speaking to people for the first time? Do you find it easy to start conversations? What do you normally speak about when you meet someone for the first time?

Look at the tasks above and write your answers. Log in to leave a comment. I really like to meet new people and talk to them for the first time so when I met new person i fell happy and confident to break the ice by make up my mind to start a conversation with this person. Welcome to Premier Skills English! Good to see you using the phrase ' break the ice ' in your comment! When I meet someone for the first time I usually try to make up my mind. Who might be this person? As I feel it I do it.

The weather can be helping or football of course in Algeria when you have some male being. If it is a woman then let's speak health perhaps or dressing if it is better than money small talk. I'm always nervous when I speak to people for the frist time, because I'm shy person. I don't find it easy to start conversations but I always try.

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When I meet someone for the first time I speak about books, sport or music. I don't know why you guys keep forgetting the link? Shouldn't you supposed to reminding each other? What a shame! Sorry about that. I should really have a checklist and make sure I check it every week!

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Thank you teacher Rich. I wish you are not going to take my words seriously btw, because I was kidding a little!!! I really like you guys and the website. I'm really nervous when speaking to people for the first time, I feel uncomfortable. In my opinion, it's difficult to start conversations, I don't know what I want to say, how I should begin the talking and etc.

I start a conversation like this, Hi, I'm Andrei, How are you? I'm always nervous when I speak to people for the first time so it's not easy for me to start conversations but I always try to overcome my shyness. When I meet someone for the first time I'm usually asked about my origin, so I speak a little bit about my family and myself: what I study, my hobbies. Task one: 1. Do you think it will be here soon? Do you come here often?

Do you mind if I join you? Have you got a light? Did you come far to get here? Does it mean: " where are you from''? If so, it can be used to break the ice in any situation. Task 2. I choose the second photo. Elvis Presley: Hello Mr. President, it's a pleasure to meet you.

Richard Nixon: Hello Elvis, how are you doing? Elvis Presley: Not bad, sir.

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President, this is Linh, my assistant. Me: Hello Mr. President, pleased to meet you. Here is your present. I can't believe this is happening, it was always my dream to meet you.

Thanks for letting us know Violinka! We have been a bit rushed this week working on the new Premier Skills English Live - Activity week materials and have slipped up here. I have censored the phrase now. In this week's Premier Skills English podcast, Rich and Jack look at 10 phrasal verbs that are connected to travel.

Skip to main content. Google Tag Manager. Learning Vocabulary - Breaking the Ice. How was it? Did you know anyone there? Jack : It was good, but everybody was new. We all had to introduce ourselves. Rich : What did you do? Rich : Why?