Positive Participation

"I really appreciate how you always participate in class discussions. You're not afraid
to speak up, and that's helping your English improve every day. You can follow
teacher with reading the words. However, you need to practice how to make complete
sentences and how to pronounce the words in this lesson. Keep it up! To keep getting
better, try continuing with more regular English lessons. Every session helps you
grow!"

2. Improving Pronunciation

"Your pronunciation is getting so much better! I can hear how clearly you're starting
to speak, and you're using stress and intonation really well. Great job! To improve
even more, regular English lessons will really help strengthen your speaking skills."

3. Strong Listening Skills

"You're doing a great job with your listening skills. I’ve noticed how well you follow
instructions and understand conversations in class. That’s a big strength of yours!
Keep building on it by taking more English lessons to develop all your language skills
together."

4. Needs to Speak More

"You’re doing well with reading and writing, but I’d love to hear you speak more in
class. The more you practice speaking, the more confident and fluent you'll become!
Regular English lessons can give you more chances to practice speaking in a fun and
safe way."

5. General Praise for Adults

"Every time you share your thoughts in English, you’re not just practicing—you’re
expressing yourself, and that’s powerful. I love hearing your ideas. Keep speaking up!
Taking more English lessons will give you more opportunities to grow and become
even more fluent."

6. Intro Message for New Student

"Hi, Raseel! It was nice to meet you today! You listened carefully and tried your best
in class. That is very important for learning English. However, you need to improve
your vocabulary and grammar. To get even better, try watching fun English shows or
movies. Practice speaking a little every day with your family or friends, and you can
get more English lessons like this for continuous improvement. Please, tell mommy or
daddy.

You did a great job in this lesson! You can read the words and ___. However, you
should learn more how to__.Let mommy know that continuing with more lessons like
this will really help you improve your English skills. You're doing a great job, and
with more practice, you will get even better!"

With more lessons, you can make even faster progress and
build stronger English speaking skills. I recommend
continuing regular lessons to keep developing your
confidence and fluency—it’s clear that you enjoy learning and
have great potential!

Immerse yourself: Surround yourself with the language as much as possible

through books, movies, podcasts, and news. The more you are exposed
to English, the more natural it becomes.
Hi, Vivian! It was nice to meet you today! I really appreciate how you always
participate in class discussions. You listened carefully and tried your best.
You're not afraid to speak up, and that's helping your English improve every
day. You are making good progress with your English skills. You can read all
the sentences in our lesson. However, you need to improve your
reading, grammar, and vocabulary. To get even better, try watching fun
English shows or movies. Practice speaking a little every day with your family
or friends, and you can get more regular English lessons like this for
continuous improvement. With more lessons, you can make even faster
progress and build stronger English speaking skills. It’s clear that you enjoy
learning and have great potential! See you next time!

Regular reading of English books will be incredibly helpful for your

child’s progress, and continuing with regular English lessons with a
teacher will give steady support and help your child grow with
confidence in the English language.

-She is ready for a regular English lesson. Somebody from our team will
call you back. She can start today. See you!
-He is ready for a regular English lesson. Somebody from our team will
call you back. He can start today. See you!
If you have any questions, please feel free to consult with our course
consultant. They will be pleased to provide all the information and
clarification you may require. Engaging with them will help ensure
that you have a clear understanding of the program and can make
the most informed decision.

Please stay inside that classroom. A course consultant will talk to

you after this class. Thank you!

Hello, CC! The parent is now waiting in the classroom and is ready
to speak with you. Thank you!

Today, I checked your child’s English level. Your child understands English, but
needs more practice speaking in full sentences. This is normal.

At this level, children need English practice often. If there are long breaks between
classes, they forget easily. To see improvement, your child needs English classes
three to four times a week.

With this schedule, most children improve in about one month. They speak more
easily and feel more confident.

The next step is to start regular classes so your child can keep learning and improve
step by step.
7. Curious and Inquisitive Student

"[Student's Name], you are curious and ready to learn. You always ask good
questions, and that helps you a lot. Try reading a short English story at home every
day. This will help you understand more words and sentences. Keep being curious
and never stop asking questions! And remember, more English lessons will give you
even more chances to ask, learn, and grow."

8. Student Speaking More in Class

Great job speaking more in class, __! You are getting more confident. You can ____.
However, ____. Watching a kids’ movie or show in English can help you hear how
people speak. Try to repeat new words you hear in the movie. This will help your
speaking and listening skills a lot. Keep it up, and don’t forget that more English
lessons like this will help you improve even faster! See you next time!

9. Happy Attitude Student

"I like your happy attitude in class, [Student's Name]! You always smile and try your
best. Try writing down new English words you learn every day in a notebook. You
can also draw pictures next to the words to help you remember. This will make
learning new words fun and easy. To grow even more, keep taking English lessons so
you can learn in class and practice at home!"

10. Improving Speaking & Listening

"[Student's Name], your speaking is getting better and better. Listening to English
songs or stories at home will help you learn new words and sounds. Try to sing along
or tell someone about the story. This will help your speaking and understanding
English better. Keep up the great work, and remember—more English lessons will
help you improve even more!"

11. Shy Student

"[Student's Name], you did a wonderful job listening today and trying to speak even
when you felt shy. Your quiet voice is clear and easy to understand. To get even more
confident, try practicing speaking English with a family member or friend at home
every day. You're doing great! Keep going, and more English lessons will help you
become more confident and fluent."
12. Outgoing Student Who Speaks a Lot

"You bring great energy to class and love to speak English. I’m proud of how much
you participate! You can identify the colors ‘yellow’ and ‘green’ Good job! However,
practice the colors ‘brown’ and ‘blue’ To make your English even better, try listening
carefully when others speak and learn new words from them. You’re doing an
amazing job, and continuing with more English lessons will help you keep building
your vocabulary and skills."

13. Creative Student

"[Student's Name], I love how creative you are when you write and speak English.
Your ideas are wonderful! To keep improving, try reading short English stories and
then writing your own endings or drawings about them. This will help you learn more
words and practice writing. Keep nurturing your creativity through more fun English
lessons!"

14. Student Building Basic Vocabulary

"Juy, you have done a great job learning new English words. I can see you tried your
best. You can read the words ‘swimming’ and ‘play’. However, you need to learn
more how to read the words ‘guitar’ and ‘basketball’. To learn even more words, try
labeling things around your home in English or playing simple word games with your
family. Keep up the good work—and remember that more English lessons will help
you grow your vocabulary even more!"

15. Student Who Enjoys Listening

[Student's Name], you listen very well in class and understand many new words. That
is a big strength! To improve your speaking, try repeating sentences you hear in
English shows or songs. Practicing this will help your speaking and confidence grow.
Now you are ready for regular English lessons—regular English lessons will help you
practice reading, pronunciation, and widen your vocabulary even more!

16. Student Struggling with Grammar

"[Student's Name], You are making good progress with your English skills. I can see
you are trying very hard! You can say the letter a, b, and c. To get even better, try
writing a few sentences every day about your day or your favorite things. Writing will
help you practice grammar in a fun way. And of course, more English lessons will
give you the guidance and practice you need to keep improving!"
Morning is from midnight to noon, noon is 12:00 p.m., afternoon is from noon to
about 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., evening is from about 6:00 p.m. until midnight, and
midnight is 12:00 a.m., the middle of the night

[Name], you have shown good progress in your English grammar, and your consistent
effort is clearly evident. To continue improving your skills, I recommend watching
English films or series and engaging actively with the dialogue by repeating key
phrases and noting useful vocabulary or expressions. This practice will help you
develop a more natural sense of rhythm, pronunciation, and word usage.
(Additionally, please continue to work on improving the articulation of the ‘r’ sound,
as clearer pronunciation will further enhance your overall communication.) Most
importantly, ongoing conversational lessons similar to those we have conducted will
provide valuable opportunities to strengthen your fluency, accuracy, and confidence
in spoken English.

Hi [Student’s Name]! It was really nice meeting you in our class

today! You did a great job, and I can see you have a lot of potential
to improve your English skills even more. Surround yourself with the
language as much as possible through books, movies, podcasts, and news. The more
you are exposed to English, the more natural it becomes. If you continue taking
lessons, you’ll be able to build your confidence, speak more
naturally, and learn new expressions that will help you in daily
conversations. Consistent practice really makes a big difference,
and I’d love to help you keep improving. I hope to see you again in
our next class!

Hi [Student’s Name], it was such a pleasure having you in class

today! You did really well, especially with [specific skill, e.g., your
pronunciation or how you express your ideas]. I can tell you’re
serious about improving your English, and with regular lessons on
51Talk, you’ll gain even more confidence and fluency in no time. I’d
be happy to help you continue your learning journey — I hope we
can have another class together soon!

Hi [Student’s Name], it was a pleasure having you in class today!

You did an excellent job expressing your ideas in English. With
consistent lessons on 51Talk, you’ll not only improve your fluency
and pronunciation, but also gain more confidence communicating
at work, in meetings, or while traveling abroad. Regular practice
really helps you think and respond more naturally in English. I’d be
happy to help you continue developing your skills — I hope to see
you again soon so we can keep building on your progress!

Focused on Professional Growth

Hello [Student’s Name], I really enjoyed our session today! You already have a solid
foundation, and with regular lessons, you can refine your English to sound more
natural and professional. Many adult learners notice big improvements in just a few
weeks — especially in confidence and fluency during conversations or presentations.
If you continue taking classes, we can help you target specific areas like
pronunciation, vocabulary for business, or daily conversation skills. We’d love to be
part of your learning journey!

1. Job / Work

What is your current job, and what do you like or dislike about it?

Can you describe a typical day at work?

Have you ever changed jobs? Why or why not?

What skills are most important in your job?

If you could choose any job, what would it be and why?

General / Simple Questions

What is your job?

Where do you work?

How long have you worked there?

What time do you start and finish work?

Do you like your job? Why or why not?

What do you do every day at work?

🟡 Intermediate Questions
 What are your main responsibilities?

What skills do you need for your job?

What do you like most about your job?

What do you find difficult about your job?

How do you usually spend your workday?

What kind of company do you work for?

How is your relationship with your coworkers or manager?

What kind of training did you need for your job?

How do you manage stress at work?

Do you work alone or in a team?

🔵 Advanced / Discussion Questions

How has your job changed over the years?

What are some challenges people in your field face today?

How do you balance your work and personal life?

What motivates you to do your best at work?

How do you think technology is changing your job?

What are your career goals for the future?

How do you deal with difficult coworkers or clients?

What advice would you give someone who wants to do your job?

If you could change something about your job, what would it be?

How important is communication in your workplace?

2. English Lesson Experiences

How long have you been learning English?

 What do you enjoy most about your English lessons?

What is the hardest part of learning English for you?

Have you tried learning English online? How was it?

How do you practice English outside the classroom?

3. Wishes / Hypothetical Situations

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?

If you could speak English fluently tomorrow, what would you do first?

What skill or talent do you wish you had?

If you won a large sum of money, how would you spend it?

If you could change one thing about your job, what would it be?

4. Report and Review (Giving Opinions)

Can you tell me about a book, movie, or TV show you recently enjoyed?

Have you ever written a report at work or school? What was it about?

How do you usually give feedback to someone politely?

Can you describe a restaurant, hotel, or service you recently experienced?

How do you decide whether a product or service is good or bad?

5. Sports / Hobbies

Do you play any sports or exercise regularly?

What sports are popular in your country?

Do you prefer individual sports or team sports? Why?

Have you ever attended a live sports event? What was it like?

How do sports or hobbies help you relax?

6. Travel Plans

Have you traveled abroad? If yes, where did you go?

What is your dream destination and why?

How do you usually plan your trips?

What do you like to do when you travel — sightseeing, food, shopping, or

adventure?

Have you ever had any travel problems, like missing a flight or losing
luggage?

7. Negotiation / Workplace Communication

Have you ever negotiated for a salary or promotion? How did it go?

What strategies are important when negotiating at work?

How would you ask for a day off politely?

How do you handle a disagreement with a coworker or boss?

Can you give an example of a successful negotiation you’ve had, personal or

professional?

Formal greetings are respectful and polite, used in professional settings or

with strangers, like "Hello" or "Good morning". Casual greetings are relaxed
and friendly, used with friends or family, such as "Hey" or "What's up?". The
key difference is the level of respect and professionalism conveyed, which is
high in formal greetings and low in casual ones.

Flu, or influenza, is a contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus that spreads

through coughing, sneezing, or touching contaminated surfaces. Symptoms typically
include a sudden high fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, and fatigue.

A fever is a temporary rise in body temperature.

Hello,
I’m sorry, but since you joined the session late, we no longer have
enough time to proceed effectively. To make sure you can maximize
your learning and receive the full value of the lesson, it would be
best to book another class. See you next time!

Good evening, Mommy! I would like to let you know that I have already reported and
emailed both Technical Support and Lesson Support Team regarding the low volume
of the videos in the AC player. They have responded that the issue is related to the
uploaded lesson materials. They are still inspecting the issue and hopefully will fix it
as soon as possible.

I am currently waiting for their update. For now, I will do my very best to teach Kimi
during our lessons. Thank you, Mommy!