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writes: hican anyone tell me how to keep a conversation going?in school i have a free period and go to a spare class where a girl i like goes. we are good friends and get on well but i never know what to say to her. i will ask her a few questions and she will reply and ask me a few questions but then we seem to run out of things to say.
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 December 2006): Talk about the things you are interested in, hobbies etc then ask her about her interests. Does she have any pets and then tell her about yours. Has she been on holiday this year, tell her your favourite film, ask her yours. Does she have any brothers and sisters, tell her yours, etc. There are loads of questions and answers. If in doubt then get keyed up on the internet, there is always something on there worth talking about. Good luck.
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reader, Jadzia1127  +, writes (3 December 2006):
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entertainment http://news.yahoo.com/i/763,
music http://news.yahoo.com/i/689,
movies http://news.yahoo.com/i/790,
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Expand what you know and you will never run out of things to dicuss.
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 December 2006): Continuing a conversation takes more than just questions and answers. You should try to initiate some comments, speak about similar things, and talk about other things. Eg:
Ted: This morning was so cold and my drive way was snowed in!
Sally: Yeah? It was snowing last night pretty heavily.
Ted: As I was walking out of my front door, I thought about sledding. Wow, I haven't done that since I was little!
Sally: That sounds like a lot of fun.
Ted: Yeah, maybe build a snow fort, like that movie Snow Fort that's coming out.
Sally: I saw commercials for, it looks like a good movie.
Ted: Yeah the actors in that movie are from X movie.
And so on and so forth. 8]
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reader, bellachic385 +, writes (3 December 2006):
 Well start talking about a band, a show, a place you went this weekend or a sport you like. She will see that you want to talk more and chime in.
Good luck.
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