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86. Buddhist Lent / Conversations 86 87 A. INTRODUCTION The present monograph, LISTENING AND SPEAKING 301 304 402, is the second in the series of project monographs. compiled by Lecture CHAMNONG PUPHALA Pre.B.ed,B.ed,M.A. (Linguistic) from the Faculty of Humanities, Mahachulalongkornrajavidalaya University, NakornRatchasima Campus This covers the scope of( LS 301 304 402) for all 2,3,4, year students in this institute In fact the sufficient reference monographs covering the scope of this subject are not perfectly provided. There fore we are pleased to bring out this monographs covering scopes subject the University for students convenience to refer and concentrate on while they are enrolled in the course. We gratefully recognize the compiler ’s painstaking efforts and devotion given to the institute and express our sincere hope that his works benefit students and their education and their educational fulfillment. Mr. CHAMNONG PUPHALA Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya. NakornRatchasima Campus 25 July1995 B. CONTENTS PAGE INTRODUTION A CONTENTS B 1. First meeting / Conversations 1 2. Greetings / Conversations 2 3. Going to the University / Conversations 3 4. Going to the School / Conversations 4 5. Going to the hospital / Conversations 5 6. Going to A-TECH School / Conversations 6 7. Going to C-TECH School / Conversations 7 8. Going to Technical College / Conversations 8 9. Going to Mary School / Conversations 9 10. Going to Suranary School / Conversations 10 11. Going to Ratchasima School / Conversations 11 12. Going to Korat Memorial / Conversations 12 13. Going to P Peat Hospital / Conversations 13 14. Going to Mahraja Hospital / Conversations 14 15. Description / Conversations 15 16. Important Sentences / Conversation 16 17. Important Sentences / Conversation 17 18. Important Sentence / Conversation 18 9. Important Sentences / Conversations 19 20. Generals / Conversations 20 21. Meeting / Conversations 21 C. 22. Talking about The University / Conversations 22 23. Talking about campus of The University / Conversations 23 24. First meeting / Conversations 24 25. Parting / Conversations 25 26.Do you speak English ? / Conversations 26 27. Daily Activities / Conversations 27 28. Asking about Activities / Conversations 28 29. Asking about Activities / Conversations 29 30. Talking about Activities / Conversations 30 31. Evening Activities / Conversations. 31 32. English and American Language / Conversations 32 33. English and American Language / Conversations 33 34. English and American Language / Conversations 34 35. Clothes / Conversations 35 36.General Activities / Conversations 36 37. How Do I Get There? / Conversation Drills. 37 38. American Money and Prices / Conversation Drills 38 39.Verb, Object, preposition / Conversations 39 40. Adjective + Preposition / Conversations 40 41. Adjective + Preposition / Conversation Drills 41 42. Participle + Preposition / Conversations 42 43. Word Forms / Cconversations 43 44. Word Forms / Conversations 44 45. Word Forms / Conversations 45 46. Word Forms / Conversations 46 47. Meeting at the Train Station / Conversations 47 D. 48. Asking Questions at the Train Station / Conversations 48 49. Meeting at the Airport / Conversations 49 50. Getting Information at the Airport / Conversations 50 51. Getting to the Hotel / Conversations 51 52. Finding One ’s Hotel / Conversations 52 53. Getting to the Royal Princess Hotel / Conversations 53 54. Getting to the Sima Thani Hotel / Conversations 54 55. Getting to the Hotel / Conversations 55 56. Getting to the Most Hotel / Conversations 56 57. Getting to the Best Hotel / Conversations 57 58. Getting to the Royal Hotel / Conversations 58 59.The Grand palace ( Wat Prakao) / Conversations 59 60.To visit the national Museum / Conversations 60 61. A Buddhist Nun / Conversations 61 62.Visakha Puja Day / Conversations 62 63. Historical of Prasat Hin Phimai / Conversations 63 64. Phimai National Museum / Conversations 64 65. Prasat Hin Phanom Wan Historical / Conversations 65 66. Khao Phanom Rug Historical Park / Conversations 66 67. Phu Kradung National Park / Conversations 67 68.The monuments of Thao Suranari / Conversations 68 69. Wat Po or The Reclining Buddha / Conversations 69 70. Wat Phra Pathom Chedi / Conversations 70 71. Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep / Conversations. 71 72. Wat Trimit / Conversations 72 E. Wat Phrasriratnamahathat / Conversations. 73 74. Wat Phranaraymaharat / Conversations 74 75. Wat Phanan Choeng / Conversations 75 76. Nakhonratchasima Province / Conversations 76 77. Wat Phrasriratttana Mahathatu / Conversations 77 78. Wat Bueng / Conversations 78 79. Khao yai National Park / Conversations 79 80. Phra that Kham Kaen / Conversations 80 81. Thai New year / Conversations 81 82. Loy Krathong festival / Conversations 82 83.Thai boxing / Conversations 83 84. Rocket Festival (Boon bang fai) / Conversations 84 85. Buddhist in Thailand / Conversations 85 86. Buddhist Lent / Conversations 86 87. King ’s Birthday / Conversations 87 88. Kathin Ceremony / Conversations 88 89. Makapuja Day / Conversations 89 90. Songkran Festival / Conversations 90 91. Asking about Activities / Conversations 91 92. Getting Information / Conversations 92 93. Finding one ’s Way / Conversations 93 94. Asking about Buses / Conversations 94 95.Traveling by Bus / Conversations 95 96. Going by Taxi / Conversations 96 97.Taking a trip by car / Conversations 97 F. 98.Travel by Plans / Conversations 98 99. Asking the time A / Conversations 99 100. Asking the Time B / Conversations 100 101. Noun Clause vs. Question / Conversations 101 102. Infinitive of Reason or Purpose / Conversations 102 103. Infinitive vs. Gerund / Conversations 103 104. Infinitive vs. Gerund / Conversations 104 105. Conjunctive + Infinitive / Conversations 105 106. Infinitive after Adjectival / Conversations 106 107. Infinitive after Adjectives / Conversations 107 108. Infinitive after Too or Enough / Conversations 108 109. Final Prepositions / Conversations 109 110. Final Prepositions / Conversations 110 111. Going by the clock / Conversations 111 112. At the Grocery Store / Conversations 112 113. Arriving Early or Late / Conversations 113 114. Watches and the Time / Conversation Drills 114 115.Time and the Calendar / Conversations 115 116. Days, Dates, and Seasons / Conversation Drill 116 117. Living in an apartment / Conversations 117 118. Living in a House / Conversations 118 119. Using the Telephone / Conversations 119 120. Getting Help in stress / Conversations 120 121. Going Shopping / Conversations 121 122. Shopping in Big C / Conversations 122 G. 123.Talking about Shopping / Conversations 123 124. Shopping in The Mall / Conversations 124 125. Shopping in Tesco Lotus / Conversations 125 126. Shopping in Makro / Conversations 126 127. Shopping in Klang Plaza / Conversations 127 128. Shopping in Night BAZAAR / Conversations 128 129. Shopping for Clothes / Conversations 129 130. Asking about prices / Conversations 130 131. How Much does It Cost / Conversations 131 132. Money Problems / Conversations. 132 133.Talking about Money / Conversations 133 134.Talking about Telegrams / Conversations 134 135. Checking in / Conversations 135 136. Reserving and Ordering / Conversations 136 137. Lending and Borrowing Money / Conversations 137 138. At the Post Office / Conversations 138 139. At the Grocery Store / Conversations 139 140. Shopping for Groceries / Conversations 140 141. Identifying People / Conversations 141 142. Immediate Family and Relatives / Conversations 142 143.Identifying Things / Conversations 143 144. Sending and receiving Letters / Conversations 144 145. More about Letters / Conversations 145 146. Getting Change / Conversations 146 147. American Money and Prices / Conversation Drills 147 H. 148.What’s it Like Outside? / Conversations 148 149.Talking about the Weather / Conversations 149 150.Weather Conditions / Conversations 150 151.Using Expressions of / Conversations 151 152. Dates and Periods of Time / Conversations 152 153.Vacation Time / Conversations 153 154.Trips and Sighs-Seeing / Conversations 154 155.Talking about Eating / Conversations 155 156.Eating Out / Conversations 156 157. Breakfast and Lunch at a Restaurant / Conversations 157 158. Ordering Food / Conversations 158 159. Having Dinner at a Restaurant / Conversations 159 160. Dinner Conversations / Conversations 160 161. Personal Health / Conversations 161 162. Shopping for clothes / Conversations 162 163. Going to picnic / Conversations 163 164. Having Dinner / Conversations 164 165. Come from Thailand / Conversations 165 166. At the Geoffrey Store / Conversations 166 167. Common Health problems / Conversations 167 168. At the Doctor ‘s office / Conversations 168 169. Quitting and Finding Jobs / Conversations. 169 170. Office Details / Conversations 170 171. Changing Money / Conversations 171 172. Office Conversation / Conversations 172 I. 173. Conversation about University / Conversations 173 174. Going to the University / Conversations 174 175.The English Class / Conversations 175 176. Learning and Using English / Conversations 176 177. Buying a train Ticket / Conversations 177 178. Indian education systems / Conversations 178 179. Going to study abroad / Conversations 179 180. On the plane / Conversations 180 181. Immigration / Conversations 181 182. At the custom / Conversations 182 183.Verb, Object, preposition / Conversations 183 184. Adjective + Preposition / Conversations 184 185. Adjective + Preposition / Conversation Drills 185 186. Participle + Preposition / Conversations 186 187. Word Forms / Conversations 187 188.Word Forms / Conversations 188 189.
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