Ready to gain real, practical skills that will immediately help you communicate better in the office, in grad school, or with friends?

Does this sound like you?

• You’ve been working on your English for years, and maybe you live in an English-speaking country, but you know you aren’t communicating the same way as native speakers.
• You know that your vocabulary and grammar is good, even excellent, and you are able to get your point across. But you feel like something is “off.” You feel like you speak in short, simple sentences while native speakers seem so expressive and interesting.
• When you have casual conversations in English, you find it hard to jump in and participate in the conversation. When you’re in business meetings or academic discussions, you don’t feel confident about the way you’re expressing your thoughts.
• You’re frustrated because you can express yourself really well in your native language. When you speak your language, people always tell you how well-spoken you are, and you feel relaxed, confident, and comfortable.
• You want this feeling in English. You want to sound more natural in English, maybe even as good as a native speaker. You want to feel comfortable speaking up in conversations.
• You want to be able to decipher and understand the flow of conversation. You want to strengthen and improve the language skills that are most useful for communicating in English.
• You want to sound more professional, handle everyday conversations with ease, and feel confident and friendly in social situations.

If you’re ready to really understand English conversations and start expressing yourself like a native speaker, then join me inside Conversation Anatomy.

• a wide variety of conversational situations so that you understand the cultural context and can respond appropriately;
• the language and expressions you want to use to sound more like a native English speaker (and understand them too); and
• the intonation you need to convey your meaning more clearly (so that you sound natural, of course).

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• You’ll learn better ways to ask for clarification and confirm what you heard so that people trust you understand them
• You’ll be able to clarify what you said and handle misunderstandings confidently
• You’ll learn strategies for interrupting politely to share ideas and show interest as well as how to respond to interruptions (which are inevitable in conversations with Americans!)
• You’ll understand how to change the subject both smoothly and abruptly
• You’ll be prepared to to handle uncomfortable questions you really don’t want to answer
• You’ll know how to show appreciation and express gratitude in ways that sound more fluent than saying “thank you”
• You’ll understand how to give (and receive) compliments in culturally appropriate ways
• You’ll learn how to agree and disagree completely, partially, and tentatively to deepen the discussion
• You’ll find out how to express your ideas more tactfully and diplomatically and give polite feedback
• You’ll discover the best ways to ask for and receive feedback from your coworkers and managers (which can help you move forward professionally)
• You’ll be able to participate more actively in conversations by showing you're listening in both nonverbal and verbal ways
• You’ll know how to reflect other people's ideas back to them by summarizing, rephrasing, and restating what you heard
• You’ll understand the best topics for making small talk with strangers, acquaintances, friends, and coworkers
• You'll start asking better questions by understanding how to engage people in conversation (and you’ll find out how to create stronger answers, too!).
• You'll learn how to use the right intonation with all of these skills so that you sound natural, polite, and approachable throughout a conversation.

And here’s what you’ll get:

• Over 30 video workshops covering all of the above!
• MP3 versions of the workshops
• Detailed guidebook with complete transcripts and reflection questions
• Access to a private course site accessible from phone, tablet, or computer

In my humble opinion Conversation Anatomy is awesome... you didn't just provide us with the combination of words which we have to use... but you provide us also with the emotional part... with feelings... what to say in which occasion... that's absolutely fantastic for me!
-Vladimir, Serbia

Before I joined Conversation Anatomy, I was mainly learning from people I talked to and just picked up their phrases in an unconscious way. However, it's much better to have a teacher like you guide me through it instead of learning things randomly!

-Nikki, Japan

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