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How to turn a conversation into a connection
Make friends, win clients, and build relationships by learning how to talk to anyone about anything. Practice turning a simple conversation into a real connection. Get people to open up and share their experiences, opinions, and feelings. This lesson on how to ask open-ended questions can change your life and make you feel much more confident in English. To take your understanding of open-ended questions further, read my free resource page with example open-ended questions for every occasion here.Related Lessons
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