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    The document provides examples of ice breakers and small talk starters for different social settings, such as at a pub, restaurant, or party. It also discusses follow up etiquette, providing a template for a follow up email to send after meeting an artist at an exhibition. The goal is to give the reader prompts and guidance for initiating and continuing casual conversations in social situations.

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    Talk to

    Anyone
    Through
    Small Talk

    From Ice Breakers


    to Follow Up
    HOME WORKBOOK

    0
    Ice Breakers for
    Different Social Settings

    1
    What Would You Say?

    You are at a pub. There are some


    new guys who are talking among
    themselves about the basketball
    match last night. You want to
    engage in their conversation.
    What would you say?
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ____

    2
    What Would You Say?

    You are at a restaurant. The person


    at the table right next to you is
    sitting alone like you. How would
    you start a conversation?

    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________

    3
    What Would You Say?

    You are at a barbecue party at a


    friend’s house. There is a new girl
    you haven’t met before. How would
    you start a dialogue?
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________
    ________________________

    4
    Bonus Ideas to Start
    a Small Talk

    5
    Which one sounds better?
    At a party, to someone you haven’t met
    before:

    A) Nice hands.

    B) Nice watch. I have a similar one.


    Where did you buy it?

    6
    Which one sounds better?

    On the train, to a stranger:

    A) Hey, what are you reading?

    B) I am sorry, I couldn’t help but notice


    that you were reading … What do
    you think about the ... ?

    7
    Why, When, and
    How to Follow Up

    8
    Write a Follow Up E-mail

    At an art exhibition, you met a famous


    local artist. You asked him/her about her
    art. He/she talked to you in a friendly
    way. You are also interested in art and
    skilled at it to a certain extent. Write to
    him/her a follow up email.

    9
    Your E-Mail

    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________
    __________________________________

    10
    THANK YOU
    AND
    KEEP LEARNING!

    11

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