Apr 30, 2022
✈️✈️✈️ Conversational English
DIALOGUE #1:
One: "Hi Mary."
Two: "Oh, hi."
One: "How are you doing?"
Two: "I'm doing alright. How about you?"
One: "Not too bad. The weather is great isn't it?"
Two: "Yes. It's absolutely beautiful today."
One: "I wish it was like this more frequently."
Two: "Me too."
One: "So where are you going now?"
Two: "I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department store."
One: "Going to do a little shopping?"
Two: "Yeah, I have to buy some presents for my parents."
One: "What's the occasion?"
Two: "It's their anniversary."
One: "That's great. Well, you better get going. You don't want to be late."
Two: "I'll see you next time."
One: "Sure. Bye."
DIALOGUE #2:
Fiona: Tell me the truth. What’s up with you lately?
Doug: Me? Nothing. Why do you ask?
Fiona: You haven’t been yourself. You’ve been quiet and distant. Are you seeing someone else?
Doug: No! Of course, I’m not. I would never cheat on you.
Fiona: Then, do you want to break up with me?
Doug: No way! That’s the last thing I want to do. You’ve got it all wrong.
Fiona: Then, tell me what’s on your mind.
Doug: I…well…it’s just that…oh, I can’t stand it anymore! I’ve been carrying around this ring in my pocket for two weeks trying to get up the nerve to ask you. Fiona, will you marry me?
Fiona: Ohhhh, my! I can’t believe it. Are you serious?
Doug: I’ve never been more serious. This wasn’t the way I wanted to ask you, but will you?
Fiona: Yes, I’ll marry you. And, I thought you wanted to break up.
Doug: No, I don’t, silly. I want us to be together for the rest of our lives. Don’t you know that?
IF THERE IS STILL TIME:
DIALOGUE #3:
A: "Hey Paul. What are you doing here?"
B: "How's it going? I'm meeting up with a friend here."
A: "How have you been, man?"
B: "Not too bad. I'm still in school and having a little fun."
A: "How are you enjoying Mr. Lee's history class?"
B: "It's so boring."
A: "Tell me about it. If it wasn't a requirement, I wouldn't have taken it."
B: "How about you? What have you been up to?"
A: "I finished school last spring. I'm searching for a job now, but I'm slacking off."
B: "I heard the job market is not that hot right now."
A: "I could always take a low-end job, but I'm not that desperate yet."
B: "Well, good luck to you."
A: "Thanks. It was good seeing you again."
B: "Yeah. I'll catch you later."
A: "Have a good night."
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