How to Interrupt Like a Pro in English

The video tutorial discusses the common occurrence of interruptions in group conversations and provides practical phrases to handle such situations gracefully. It emphasizes that interruptions are normal and offers three key phrases to signal the other person to continue speaking: 'sorry, keep going,' 'no, you go,' and 'no, what were you going to say?' Additionally, it suggests apologizing with 'sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt' if needed. The tutorial concludes by encouraging viewers to practice these skills and highlights additional resources for improving group conversation skills.

What are some common feelings people experience when they interrupt someone in a conversation?

Describe a situation where you might need to signal someone to continue speaking after an interruption.

What are the three phrases suggested for encouraging someone to continue speaking after being interrupted?

How can you apologize effectively after interrupting someone during a conversation?

Why is it important to practice listening skills in group conversations?