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Conversational Strategies

Join our Advanced Course in Conversational Strategies at The Warehouse in Madrid. This course is designed for individuals looking to enhance their conversational skills, including how to include others in discussions, add weight to arguments, stress important points, encourage dialogues, and navigate disagreements politely. Learn effective techniques to keep conversations on track, justify your statements, and ask for elaboration. Engage with similar-minded peers and practice real-life scenarios that will elevate your communication abilities.

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Conversational Strategies

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  1. Conversational Strategies The Warehouse Madrid Advanced Course

  2. Including someone in a conversation • You look dubious, _______Borja______. • You’re very quiet, _____Jose María_______.

  3. Adding something to the argument • Nottomention… • And of course there’s always… • Jose María: Thisweatheristheworst! I’m so tired of it being cold all the time. I hate having to wear a jacket to work in June! • Megan: Not to mention all the rain we’ve had lately! It’s not just the cold! I have to take an umbrella to work too!

  4. Stressing an Important Point • That’s exactly what I was trying to get at… • That’s precisely what I mean.

  5. Encouraging someone to continue • Carry on, Sole. You were saying? • What were you about/going to say Borja?

  6. Justifying what you say • All I’m saying is… • What I’m trying to say is…

  7. Getting the conversation back on track • Anyway, _____________________. • To get back to what I was saying about ___________________________.

  8. Saying you agree with someone • I’m with you on that. • I’d go along with that.

  9. Conceding someone is right • Well, I can’t disagree with that. • You’ve got me there!

  10. Disagreeing politely • Oh, I don’t know about that. • Actually, I’m not sure you can say ________________________.

  11. Asking someone to say more about a topic • By provision you mean…? • What do you mean when you say provision?

  12. Smoking • Smoking is very expensive. • Not to mention, it’s a disgusting habit. • But I thought you just said you smoked for most of your life. • That’s true. You’ve got me there.

  13. Inheritance • I think parents should try and leave some inheritance to their kids. • Oh, I don’t know about that.Whataboutenjoyingyour money yourself in your old age!

  14. Slumber Party • Becca’s invited a few friends round for a sleepover tonight. • What do you mean when you say a few friends? Two or twenty?

  15. Prime Minister • I think the Prime Minister’s foreign policy is misguided because… • I agree. And what he plans to do with education is misguided too. • Yes, well but to get back to what you were saying about foreign policy, I think it’s dangerous.

  16. CDs • It’s a waste of time and money buying CDs these days because… • Well, I think its’ easier and cheaper just to download them. • That’s precisely what I mean.

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