24 Dialogues

Dialogue 1
- Hello. My name's Alex. What's yours?
- My name is Carmen
- Nice name. I like it very much.
- Thank you. Your name's oo!" too.
- It #as nice meetin you.
- Thanks. It #as nice meetin you" too.
A -Where are you $rom?
% -I'm $rom &nlan!.
A -Where in &nlan!?
% -I'm $rom 'on!on.
-Hello. What's your name? Tom.
-Are you Tom %anks?
-No" I'm not. I'm Tom (in. You're in room ).
-*orry?
-You are in room ). M+ ,(. Thank you.
A What time is it?
% lt's hal$ -ast six. .o /ack to slee-.
A ,(. Have a nice !ay.
% You too.
)
A -&xcuse me. What time is it?
% -*orry I !on't kno#. I !on't have a #atch.
A -&xcuse me. What time is it?
C -0ust a moment. lt's 1uarter to seven.
A -Thanks.
C -You're #elcome.
Dialogue 2
- What's the !ate to!ay" I #on!er?
- The 2st o$ 0uly.
- What is it $amous $or?
- 3on't you kno#? It's Cana!a4s national !ay.
Dialogue 3
- Is the meetin over?
- Yes" is it is.
- Where're you oin? Home?
- No" to the mall. My #i$e's #aitin $or me there.
- Have $un" then. .oo! /ye.
- Well" I'm o$$. *ee you later.
Dialogue 4
- Have you ot any ho//ies? I have. I like cookin.
- *o !o I.
- 3o you cook a lot?
- Yes" /ecause I #ant to /ecome a -ro$essional.
- ,h" let's cook somethin toether than.
- No o/5ections to it.
Dialogue 5
- ,h" !ear" hurry u-6
- I'm tryin to.
- Well" come on. It's your $irst !ay at your ne# -lace o$ #ork.
- 3o you #ant to /e late?
- I'm rea!y no#.
- ,$$ you o6
Dialogue 6
- I !on't think the -ro5ect is easy.
- Why !o you think so?
- %ecause I have to research a lot a/out it.
Dialogue 7
Tim -Wo#6 'ook at that car. It's $antastic6
*ue -It's a man's car.
Tim -A man's car?
*ue -Yes. It's $ast an! re!. An! it's very ex-ensive.
Tim- Wo#6 'ook at that yello# car. It's $antastic6
*ue -It's a #oman's car.
Dialogue 8
&mily -Your &nlish is $antastic. What !o you !o?
*o$ia -I'm a teacher. I teach &nlish at the 7niversity here in Ma!ri!.
&mily -3o you like your 5o/?
*o$ia -Yes" I like it very much.
&mily -What !oes your hus/an! !o?
*o$ia -He's a tourist ui!e. He #orks at the 8ra!o museum.
&mily -3oes he like his 5o/?
*o$ia -Yes" very much. He likes art an! history. An! he !oesn't #ork in the
mornin" only in the a$ternoon.
&mily -3oes he s-eak &nlish too?
*o$ia -Yes" he !oes. He s-eaks it very #ell. He meets a lot o$ %ritish an!
American tourists.
&mily -3o you s-eak &nlish toether?
*o$ia -,nly #hen #e !on't #ant our chil!ren to un!erstan!6
Dialogue 9
- I say" #here're you oin?
- To the mall" as you see.
- Why so early" I #on!er? It's only 2) o'clock no#.
- That's riht" /ut I have to /e at the meetin at 2 o clock" you kno#.
- ,h" I remem/er no#.
- Where're you oin?
- To a $rien! o$ mine to s#im in the -ool. %ye-/ye.
- %ye-/ye.
Dialogue 10
-&xcuse me" #here are our coats?
-*orry?
-Where are our coats?
-Your coats - they're over there on the chair.
-Thank you. .oo! niht.
-%ye.
- 8lease ive me that $ile.
- What $or?
- To have a look at it.
- Here you are.
- Thank you.
- Not at all.
Dialogue 11
- Have you ha! a oo! !ay at #ork?
- Won!er$ul6 I've $inishe! three -ro5ects6
- 0olly oo!. Conratulations6
- Thank you.
Dialogue 12
8oliceman -&xcuse me. You can't
-ark there.
Woman -No? Why not?
8oliceman -You're on a !ou/le
yello# line6
Woman -,h I'm sorry o$$icer.
Where can I -ark near here?
8oliceman -You can -ark over there"
ma!am" in the car -ark.
Thank you" o$$icer.
Dialogue 13
A -Is this your /a?
% -,h6 Yes" it is6 Thank you.
A -Well" hurry u-.
A -.oo! a$ternoon.
% -Hello. We're 8aul 0ones an! Martin *mith.
We have reservations.
A -'et's see... Yes. 9ooms :); an! :):.
Here are your keys.
% -Thank you.
C -Thanks.
A -What's that music?
% -*orry" it's my mo/ile. ,h" hi An!y.
A -&xcuse me" #hat's this #or!?
% -'ook in the !ictionary.
A -Ho# much is it?
% -)< -oun!s.
A -Is a cre!it car! ,(?
% -Yes" o$course.
Dialogue 14
Intervie#er -What !o you usually have $or
/reak$ast?
William -I usually have cereal an! a ca--uccino.
Intervie#er -Not tea?
William -No" I -re$er co$$ee. Not very &nlish"
you kno#6
Intervie#er -Isn't the ty-ical &nlish /reak$ast
es an! /acon" an! sausaes?
William -Yes" /ut I only have that at the #eeken!.
Intervie#er -What !o you have $or lunch?
William -I have a san!#ich at #ork" in my
o$$ice" an! 5uice or #ater.
Intervie#er -3o you have !inner at home?
William Yes" #ith my $amily.
Intervie#er -What !o you usually have?
William -We have meat or $ish #ith -otatoes
an! veeta/les or may/e -asta. It !e-en!s.
Intervie#er -What's your $avorite meal"
/reak$ast lunch" or !inner?
William -%reak$ast at the #eeken!. &s an! /acon.
Dialogue 15
Man -Can I hel- you?
Woman -Yes" can I have a co$$ee an! a
chocolate /ro#nie" -lease?
Man -&s-resso" Americano" ca--uccino?
Woman -An es-resso" -lease.
Man -*inle or !ou/le?
Woman -*inle. Ho# much is that?
Man -T#o -oun!s $orty-$ive.
Woman -Here you are.
Man -Thanks.
Dialogue 16
lntervie#er -Where !o you usually have lunch?
%ri!et -I have lunch in my o$$ice.
lntervie#er -What !o you have?
%ri!et -I have a san!#ich.
lntervie#er -Ho# much is it?
%ri!et -).=;.
lntervie#er -Where !o you usually have lunch?
0oshua -I eat lunch at the stu!ent ca$eteria.
lntervie#er -What !o you have?
0oshua -I have chicken san!#ich or sometimes
I have -i>>a.
lntervie#er -Ho# much is it?
0oshua -I'! say a/out ?; or ?:.
lntervie#er -Where !o you usually have lunch?
Helen -I usually have lunch in a ca$:.
lntervie#er -What !o you have?
Helen -I have a san!#ich an! some $ruit.
Intervie#er -Ho# much is it?
Helen -It's a/out @).=<.
lntervie#er -Where !o you usually have lunch?
3ax -7sually at a restaurant near my house.
lntervie#er -What !o you have?
3ax -7sually chicken" rice" an! /eans.
lntervie#er -Ho# much is it?
3ax -A/out ?=.
Dialogue 17
- My la-to-" -lease.
- Which one is it?
- It's one o$ those" there. 'enovo.
- This one?
- No" not that one.
- What colour?
- It's rey+ Yes. That's it. Thank you.
- Not at all.
- My -en" -lease.
- Which one is it?
- It's one o$ those" there.
- This one?
- No" not that one.
- What colour?
- It's /lue+ Yes. That's it. Thank you.
- Not at all.
- My sta-ler" -lease.
- Which one is it?
- It's one o$ those" there.
- This one?
- No" not that one.
- What colour?
- It's reen+ Yes. That's it. Thank you.
- Not at all.
Dialogue 18
Intervie#er -Is there a -ost o$$ice near here?
*u>y -Yes" there's one on 'on!on 9oa!" next to the co$$ee sho-.
Dialogue 19
Intervie#er -When's your /irth!ay?
Ai!an -My /irth!ay is on the 2Ath o$ *e-tem/er.
Intervie#er -What !i! you !o on your last
/irth!ay?
Ai!an -,n my last /irth!ay I #ent sho--in #ith some $rien!s.
Dialogue 20
Intervie#er -What's the last $ilm you sa#?
'auren -I sa# The Bisitor.
Intervie#er -What !i! you think o$ it?
'auren -I thouht it #as reat.
Dialogue 21
- What shall #e have $or /reak$ast?
- What a/out some /rea! an! /utter" t#o es an! a cu- o$ tea?
- Well" I !on't min!" /ut I'! like to a!! some /iscuits an! $ruits.
- ,(.
Dialogue 22
- Hi6
- Hi6 Ho# !i! you relax yester!ay?
- .oo!.
- What #ere you !oin?
- We #ent to a movie" then #ere sittin at a ca$e" !rinkin /eer an! talkin.
Dialogue 23
- What !o you #ant to !o toniht?
- I !on4t kno# yet.
- 3o you #ant to o to a niht clu/?
- I4m sorry" I !on4t lilke to o there.
- What a -ity6
Dialogue 24
AC D3i! you like the movie?D
%C DIt #as /etter than I thouht.D
CC DI like! it.D
AC DThe movie !i!n't have many cheesy or stu-i! scenes.D
%C DYeah. I'm la! that they !i!n't have any love scenes. *ometimes a love
scene !estroys a oo! movie.D
CC DI thouht the scene #here the irl #as #ashin her hair an! Tom
Cruise came to say oo! /ye #as stu-i!. Why !i! they have that there? It
!i!n't make sense.D
%C DI aree. They !i!n't nee! that scene.D
AC DI !on't see the harm in that scene. They !i!n't !o anythin or sho#
anythin. What's the /i !eal?D
CC DWhen you are talkin a/out oo! movies versus reat movies" each
an! every scene counts.D
AC DThat's true.D
%C D%ut /esi!es those one or t#o scenes" the movie #as reat.D
AC DI like! everythin a/out it. I really like! the samurai that #as /eatin u-
Cruise in the /einnin o$ the movie. The uy secon! in comman!. He #as
cool too.D
%C D&very movie has a uy like him. They try to make him a#esome even
thouh they !on't say much.D
CC DI !on't un!erstan! #hy Tom Cruise #ent /ack to that villae. I$ he #as
the only survivor" #oul!n't that make everyone sus-icious a/out #here his
loyalty lies?D
AC DIt #as clear in the movie that he love! the -lace an! the samurais.
Clearly everyone kno#s that he isn't a traitor. I #oul! have !one the same
thin in his -osition.D
%C DI think so too.D
CC D%ut isn't it sus-icious that he is the only survivor.D
AC DWell" all the samurais #ere lookin $or a !eath in /attle. Cruise #asn't.D
CC D%ut only the /oss receive! the satis$action o$ /ein kille! #ith the
s#or!. No/o!y else !i!.D
AC DTrue.D
%C DWhat are #e oin to or!er?D
CC DI am oin to have a chicken /urer /ecause o$ the Ma! Co#
!isease.D
AC DMe too.D
%C DI'm 5ust havin a sou- an! sala!.D