Author Description

Hello,,, hallo, I was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to the United States when I was a teenager. I have traveled to most English-speaking countries, if not all; and although I speak five languages (English, Korean, Japanese, German, and Chinese), I came to the conclusion that English is the most important language of all. Without knowing and speaking English, traveling would be very hard, even harsh. I realized that English is the most important language of all because it connects people. I would say it is the most important tool in communication. There is no time like the present to learn English. The world's most widely spoken language permeates many aspects of our daily lives. Internet sites, blockbuster movies, even toothpaste tubes bear English words. But let's be honest, learning to speak English is not easy. Pronunciation, sentence structures, figures of speech, and idioms are just some of the potential headaches for those who are courageous enough to take on English. One might wonder if there is a way to learn American English with minimum hassle. That is exactly why this book was created.Flipping through the pages of this book will reveal the absence of numbered lessons and regimented exercises. In fact, the majority of the text is written in a format similar to a movie script. There is a cast of characters performing the actions of each scene. The two main characters (Diane and Ken) have different personalities and backgrounds, but they are united by the quest to learn English. Both of the characters drive the storyline by making decisions that are based on their learning goals. You have the opportunity to imagine that you are a character in the story. You can decide which parts of the text to read, and the order, in accordance with your own learning goals.Whether you are going on a cruise or heading to a job interview, this book serves as a practical and entertaining guide to conversational American English. You can also use it as a ha