Conversation tips include taking turns speaking equally, asking open-ended questions that can't be answered with just yes or no, and following up with additional questions to keep the conversation flowing. The document provides examples of question types like who, what, when, where, why, how as well as follow up questions to ask after someone answers an initial question. Thoughtful questions are also suggested to encourage deeper thinking on a topic.

1. Conversation Tips

2. Tips
• A conversation is not a speech!
• Each person should ask questions and listen to their
partner’s answer
• Give details in your answer!
• Share the speaking time!
• Both people must speak equally

3. Types of Questions
• Do not ask questions that can have a yes or no answer!
• Ask many types of questions so your conversation will be better
• Examples:
• Who? What? When? Where? Why?
• How? Could? Would? Have? Will?

4. Follow up questions
• Listen to your partner’s answer and ask a follow
up question
• Example in red:
• What is your favorite food?
• My favorite food is pizza.
• Why is that your favorite food?

5. Thoughtful Question
• Thoughtful questions make you think more deeply
about a topic.
• Example in red:
• How could this restaurant improve it’s pizza?