英语会话English conversation

BOOK 3Topic 1A: I’d love to have my own farm.B: it would be very hard work. Are you sure?A: I wouldn’t m in d gett in g up early morn in g and the physical work would make me fit and healthy.B: runn in g a farm would be totally different to you current job.A: that’s one reason I’d like to try it. I’d really like to get away from work in g 9 to 5 in an office.B; you’d need a lot of tra inin g before becom in g a farmer. It’s not someth in g you can just walk in to.A: my uncle owns a farm and I’ve spent some time work in g with him. I love be in g in the countryside with farm animals and green fields.B; well, I ‘d certa in ly come and visit you. It would be great to take a work in g holiday on a farm. I’d love to get away from hustle and bustle of the city for a while.In termediateA: it’s so relax in g, tak in g a walk in the country. The air is so fresh and clean. B; would you like to live in the country? I’m not sure I’d like it.A: I can see a lot of advantage and disadvantage. The problem is that, for me, each advantage has its own disadvantage.B: what do you mean?A: well, I hate the noise in the city, but I love be in g around lost of people. The problem is that you can’t have lots of people and have peace and quiet. The tow just don’t go toge the r.B: I see what you mean. I love be in g far away from a city, but I hate be in g so far away department stores and sports facilities.A: people can’t have it both ways. If you live in the country, it is often less convenient. If you live in a city, it is noisy, buy the re’s more to do.B; I would love to be surrounded by hills and streams. The y’re so much better to look at than concrete, rows of parked cars and tall build in gs.A: I would love to hear the birds s in g in g and feel the fresh breeze on my face. When the w in d blows in the city, you get dust in your mouth and in your eyes.B; the view from the hill is so beautiful and relax in g. The re’s so sign of pollution. The village looks so peaceful.A: just remember that in that village the re’s noth in g to do. The re’s not even a pub or restaurant. The re’s just one small shop with a poor selection of goods. B; you’re right. I would have to travel to the city at least once a week to go shopp in g and see friends. I would hate liv in g in the country!Topic 2BOOK 4Topic 1A: are you watching another news report about the war?B: yes. The two sides declared a short ceasefire but it broke down earlier today. Several military target were destroyed by bombing. Many civilians were among the dead and wounded.A: how did this war start?B:bout side claim a small area of territory. Both sides tried to build border fences and began attacking each other.A: politicians from both sides sound increasingly belligerent. Neither side wants to compromise.B: relief agencies report that many civilians are in desperate need of food and shelter. Several European countries have agreed to send aid, but are afraid that their planes will be shot down.A: what do you think will happen?B:both countries are very poor. Soon they will run out of money to finance the war. Then, perhaps, they will negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem for the war and solve that.A; it would be much simpler and cheaper if they negotiated first.IntermediateA; what do you think are the main causes of war today?B: I’d say the main reason is poverty. Countries and their people get frustrated because they have so little. If their neighbors have some resources, they try to steal them by military force.A:it seems that a lot of wars nowadays are really civil wars. People from different ethnic groups in the same country sometimes fight for power in that country. B;several of those civil wars have been going on for years and years. It seems they will never end.A; how do you think they could be ended?B; I don’t think that there is any easy way. The united nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem form the war and solve that. A;so, if the cause is poverty, there should be a programme to make the country richer. If the problem is resources, share them.B;it sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it’s harder to make peace between countries.A;yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.B; the problem is that many poor people might suffer.Topic 3Interviewer: Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? 你能简单介绍一下自己吗? Interviewee: I am a graduate of a technical university and have been employed as a technician with Company # for approximately 10 years. 我毕业于一所科技大学，在#公司做技术人员快十年了。

天气的英语会话（English conversation in the weather）1部分看起来好像要晴了。

今天看来像是个晴天。

B：是的，比昨天好多了。

是的，比昨天好多了。

他们说我们稍后会下雨。

据说待会儿要下雨。

B：哦，我们只是希望它停留[维持某种状态]温暖。

哦，我只希望一直暖和下去。

2部分A：我想今天会是个好天。

我想今天会是一个好天。

B：这肯定比昨天大了一点。

肯定比昨天大有好转。

但是今天下午可能又多云又刮风。

但是，据说今天下午又要转阴刮风了。

B：嗯，冬天最糟糕的事应该结束了。

不过，冬天最糟糕的一段日子总该过去了。

3部分好像要放晴了。

看来天要放晴了。

B：这是一个很好的变化。

真实令人高兴的转变。

我真的不认为这种天气会持续下去。

我确实认为这样的好天长不了。

B：但愿天气不会再冷起来。

但愿不会再冷。

4部分天气很好，不是吗？今天天气真好，是不是？B：是的，不像收音机里说的那样。

是的，一点也不像收音机里说的那样。

我真希望周末能一直这样。

但愿整个周末都能保持这样的好天气。

B：只要不下雪就行！只要不下雪就行啊！求关于最喜欢的天气的英语对话，时长为三到五分钟最佳答案A.好今天！阳光明媚，微风轻拂，是出门的时候了！是的，我最喜欢这样的天气。

我不喜欢下雨。

到处都是湿的，整个雨天你都得带着雨伞。

更糟的是，马路上满是脏水，我不能穿我漂亮的皮鞋上班，我受不了。

你说得对。

阳光，我最喜欢。

坐公共汽车上班也很方便，我喜欢和我的狗一起在公园里散步，顺便说一下，我的狗也不喜欢下雨。

我们都喜欢阳光。

英语情景对话关于天气，三分钟最佳答案觉得不够长，我可以再加！吉米：嗨，我真不敢相信我们会在这里见面，毕竟我们好久没见面了，你怎么样？你在这里干什么？快乐：嗯，吉米，在室内滑雪场见到你真好，好热的天今天，我没有更好的选择，防止中暑，这就是为什么我在这里。

吉米：不管今天天气如何热，外面几乎40摄氏度，你不觉得吗？乔伊：是的，正如气象记者所说，今天的最高温度是42摄氏度，令人难以置信，我认为我们不得不抱怨那些一直在污染生活环境的制造商，否则，温度就不会这么糟糕了。

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1.Conversation 交谈，会话n.have /hold a conversation (with sb.) 与某人交谈get into (a) conversation(with sb)与某人交谈起来Her teacher had/held a short conversation with her.她的老师与她进行了一次简短的交谈。

She got into a conversation with him.她与他交谈了起来。

2.aloud adj./adv. 大声的大声地，出声地n.强调发出的声音被听见，不是心想，也不是默读，经常与read，call，laugh，cry连用He read the letter aloud to us.他把信大声念给我们听。

loudly adv.3.Pronounce vt. 发音，发声Pronunciation n. ....的发音4.patient n 病人adj. 有耐心的Impatient adj. 没有耐心的be patient with sb. 对某人有耐心的be patient to do sth . 耐心做某事Patience n 耐心5.word by word 一个单词一个单词地Don’t read word by word .day by day 一天天year by year 一年一年地Step by step 一步一步地，逐步地side by side 肩并肩地6.Fall in love with sb. 爱上某人fall into ......调入fall down 跌倒fall behind 落后fall behind with sb.落后余某人fall ill 生病fall asleep 入睡be in love with sb. 和某人相爱look for 寻找，Look out =watch out = be careful = take care 小心Look up 查询look up the word in the dictionary 查字典look up to sb. 尊敬look down 向下看look down on/upon sb. 轻视..... look over 仔细检查look back 向后看，回顾7.make mistakes 犯错make a mistake8.make a difference 起作用，做出改变9.depend on /upon ......取决于......,由....觉得Will he come ? That depends ./ It depends . 那得看情况。

English Conversation in Restaurants餐厅英语会话ContentChapter 1 Greeting Guest At the Door Page 3在门口迎客Chapter 2 Showing A Guest To the Table Page 6引领顾客入席Chapter 3 Telling Locations Page 8指引场所Chapter 4 Asking A Guest To Wait Page 11请顾客稍等Chapter 5 Taking A Telephone MessageFor A Guest Page 14为顾客留话Chapter 6 Giving A Message To A Guest Page 17为顾客传话Chapter 7 Telling Service Time To A Guest Page 21向顾客说明营业时间Chapter 8 Saying Good-bye To A Guest Page 25向顾客道别Chapter 9 Serving Chinese-style Breakfast Page 28中式早餐服务Chapter 10 Serving Western-style Breakfast Page 32西式早餐服务Chapter 11 Taking An Order ForChinese Cuisine Page 37接受中餐点菜Chapter 12 Taking An Order ForWestern Cuisine Page 42接受西餐点菜Chapter 13 Taking An Order ForJapanese Cuisine Page 47接受日本料理点菜Chapter 14 Serving Bar Guest Page 51 Chapter 15 Serving Guest At a Coffee Shop Page 56Chapter 1 Greeting Guest At The Door在门口迎客W=Waiter or Waitress服务员G=Guest顾客Dialogue 1: 对话1W: Good morning, sir. Welcome to our restaurant. Have you made a reservation with us?早上好，先生，欢迎光临本店。

Question雅思口语（Similar question）Q:Where do you usually use your computer?A:I use my computer everywhere. I have two computers.one is a desktop computer, and the other is a laptop. My personal computer has very good specification, but it is very big and heavy to hold. The specification of my laptop is not as good as my personal computer, but it is very small, light and convenient to take. After th is summer holiday, I’ll go to study at a international school. It is allowed me to use computer at school. So it’s my mother who suggested me buy a convenient laptop, though It is more expensive than other laptops.Q:How much time do you usually use your phone?A:Hmm, that ‘s a big question.Q:Why can’t you walk?A:I am weary after this long journey , and I need some rest.Weary :1 very tired, especially after you have been working hard or doing sth for a long time2. making you feel tired or bored3. no longer interested in or enthusiastic about sthQ:Why did them break up?Indecisive:1.unable to make decisions2.not providing a clear and definite answer or resultIELTS Spoken EnglishQ:Can you tell me why you study?A:Education is the most important thing to any person and any country in the world. From the perspective for a person. It can fulfill himself and make them live in the world in a better way. They can get a lot from everyday classes, whether it's improving of cognition or just knowledge for subjects. Actually from the scientific research, cognition is also a kind of knowledge for human beings.重点句子knowledge for human beings.knowledge for subjects。

新概念英语第二册共766词序号英语English汉语Chinese1 private a. 私人的; n. 士兵2 conversation n. 会话,谈话3 theatre n. 剧场,戏院4 seat n. 位子,席次,所在地; v. 坐5 play n. 游戏,游玩,剧本,比赛; v. 玩,进行比赛,演奏,播放6 loudly ad.大声地7 angry a. 生气的8 angrily ad. 气愤地9 attention n. 注意,(口令)立正!10 bear n. 熊; v. 忍受,负荷; v. 结果实,生子女11 business n. 商业,生意,事务12 rudely adv. 无礼地; 粗暴地13 outside ad. 在外面; n.&a. 外部; prep. 在...外; pron. 在...外边14 ring n. 环,戒指,铃声; v. 响,鸣,回响15 aunt n. 伯母,姑,婶,姨16 repeat n. 重复,反复; v. 重复,复述,复诵17 postcard n. 明信片18 spoil n. 战利品,奖品; v. 宠坏,溺爱,破坏,腐坏19 museum n. 博物馆20 public a. 公共的,公众的; n. 公众,民众21 friendly a. 友好的22 waiter n. 侍者,服务员23 lend v. 借,贷款,增添24 decision n. 决定,决心25 whole a. 整个的; n. 全部26 single a. 单身的,单纯的,单一的27 receive v. 收到,接受,迎接28 firm a. 坚定的,坚固的,结实的; ad. 稳固地,坚定地; n. 商行,公司; v. (使)变得坚实29 different a. 不同的30 centre n. 中心; v. 置于中央31 abroad a. 在国外,海外(一般作表语); ad. 到国外,在国外32 message n. 消息,信息33 over a. 结束的; ad. 结束; prep. 在...的上方; v. 越过34 distance n. 距离35 request n. 要求,请求; vt. 请求,要求36 spare n. 剩余,备用零件,备用轮胎; a. 多余的,备用的,简陋的; v.节约37 service n. 服务,公务部门,服役; vt. 维护,保养38 food n. 食物39 pocket n. 口袋,钱,袋; v. 装...在口袋里,隐藏,私吞40 call n. 呼叫,访问,打电话; v. 呼叫,访问,打电话; n.[计算机] DOS命41 airport n. 机场42 expect v. 预期,盼望,期待43 valuable a. 贵重的,有价值的; n. (pl.)贵重物品44 parcel n. 包裹; v. 打包,捆扎; vt. 打包45 diamond n. 钻石46 steal v. 偷47 main a. 主要的; n. 主要部分,干线48 airfield n. 飞机场49 guard n. 守卫者,警戒; v. 保卫,看守,当心50 precious a. 宝贵的,珍贵的51 stone a. 石制的; n. 石头; vt. 向...扔石头52 sand n. 砂,沙滩; v. 撒沙,以沙掩盖53 neat a. 整洁的,巧妙的,端正的54 path n. 路线,轨道,路程,小路,小径55 wooden a. 木制的56 pool n. 池,水塘,撞球57 crowd n. 群众,一伙; v. 拥挤,挤满,挤进; 一堆,许多58 gather n. 集合,聚集; v. 聚集,集合,渐增; vt. 使聚集，推断59 hand n. 手,掌握,协助; v. 支持,交给60 shout n. 呼喊,突发的大笑; v. 呼喊,高声谈笑,玩乐61 refuse n. 废物,垃圾; vi. 不愿,拒绝; vt. 拒绝62 laugh n. 笑,笑声; v. 笑63 musical a. 音乐的; n. 音乐片64 instrument n. 乐器,工具,仪器,器械65 clavichord n. 翼琴(钢琴的前身)66 recently ad. 最近67 damage n. (pl.)赔偿金,损坏,毁坏; v. 损害,毁坏68 key a. 主要的,关键的; n. 钥匙; vt. 键入69 string n. 线,一串,字串; v. 串起,成串,收紧70 shock n. 震动,冲突,震惊; v. 震动,冲突,使...受电击71 allow v. 允许,准许; vi. (for)考虑到; vt. 允许72 touch n. 触觉,接触,少许; v. 接触,触及,感动73 deserve vi. 应该得到; vt. 应受,值得74 lawyer n. 律师75 bank n. 银行,堤,岸76 salary n. 薪水; vt. 给...薪水77 immediately ad. 立即; conj. 一...(就)78 captain n. 船长; v. 率领,指挥79 sail v.航行80 harbour n. 海港; vt 停泊81 proud a. 骄傲的,自豪的82 important a. 重要的83 pop singer 流行歌手84 club n. 俱乐部; v. 用棍棒打85 performance n. 表演,表现; n. 性能86 occasion n. 场合,机会,理由; v. 致使,惹起,引起87 experience n. 经历,经验; v. 经历,体验88 wave n. 波,波浪,波动; v. 波动,挥动,起伏89 lift n. 举起,帮助,昂扬; n.电梯; v. 升高,举起,消散90 reply v.&n. 回答,答复91 language n. 语言92 journey n. 旅程,旅行,行程; v. 旅行93 nervous a. 紧张的94 afford v. 提供,供应得起,给予95 weak a. 不充分的,淡薄的,弱的,虚弱的,无力的96 interrupt n. 中断; v. 打断,妨碍,插嘴; [计算机] 中断97 traffic a. 交通的; n. 交通; vi. 交易,买卖98 ticket n. 票,券99 note n. 笔记,注解,备忘录; v. 记录,注解,注意; n. 票据,便条,纸币100 area n. 地区,区域,面积,方面101 sign n. 符号,正负号,手势,迹象,招牌; v. 签，做手势，做标记102 reminder n. 提醒的人,催函103 fail v. 失败,不及格,辜负,缺少104 obey v. 服从,听从105 stage n. 阶段,舞台,驿站; v. 上演,表演,乘驿车旅行106 bright a. 明亮的,阳光的; ad. 亮107 stocking n. 长袜108 sock n. 短袜; v. 重击,痛打109 landlord n. 地主,房东110 bill 比尔(男名); n. 帐单,钞票,票据,清单,议案,法案,广告,鸟嘴,喙; vt.开帐单,用海报宣传,把...列成表111 ticket office 售票处112 pity n. 遗憾,同情,可惜; v. 同情,怜悯113 exclaim v. 大叫,呼喊,大声叫114 return n. 返回,归还,报答; v. 返回,归还,回来115 sadly ad. 悲痛地,悲惨地,悲伤地116 fisherman n. 渔夫117 boot n. 靴子,[英]汽车行李箱; vt. 踢118 waste v.浪费; 废料、垃圾。

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更方便的交谈英语作文English Answer:Making English Conversations Easier。

English is a global language, and speaking it fluently can open up countless opportunities in both personal and professional life. However, for many non-native speakers, having a seamless English conversation can be a daunting task. While there is no magic formula that can guarantee instant fluency, there are several effective strategiesthat can help you become more comfortable and confident in English conversations.1. Practice Active Listening:When engaged in a conversation, give your fullattention to the other person. Pay close attention to their words, tone of voice, and body language. By actively listening, you show that you are interested in what theyhave to say and that you are trying to understand their perspective. This will make the other person more comfortable and encourage them to communicate more openly.2. Expand Your Vocabulary:A rich vocabulary is essential for effective English communication. Make a conscious effort to learn new words and phrases every day. Read books, articles, and newspapers in English. Watch movies and TV shows in English with subtitles. By exposing yourself to authentic English content, you will naturally absorb new vocabulary and improve your overall fluency.3. Practice Speaking Regularly:The best way to improve your English conversationskills is to practice speaking as much as possible. Find opportunities to have conversations with native speakers or with other non-native speakers who are also learning English. Join a language exchange group or take an English conversation class. The more you practice, the moreconfident and fluent you will become.4. Don't Be Afraid to Make Mistakes:Everyone makes mistakes when learning a new language. The important thing is to not let your fear of making mistakes hold you back. When you make a mistake, simply correct yourself and move on. The more you speak, the fewer mistakes you will make.5. Use Resources:There are a wealth of resources available to help you improve your English conversation skills. Take advantage of online dictionaries, grammar checkers, and pronunciation guides. Use language learning apps and websites to practice speaking and listening. These resources can provide you with support and guidance as you progress.By implementing these strategies, you can gradually become more comfortable and proficient in English conversations. Remember, language learning is a journey,and it takes time and practice to achieve fluency. With dedication and perseverance, you can overcome the challenges and communicate confidently in English.中文回答：如何让英语会话变得更加轻松。

Sure! Here's an example of an English conversation:当然下面是一个英语会话的例子：A: Hi, how are you doing?A：嗨，你好吗？B: I'm good, thanks. How about you?B：我很好，谢谢。

你呢？A: I'm doing well too. What have you been up to lately?A：我也做得很好。

你最近在干什么？B: Not much, just been busy with work. How about you?B：不多，只是忙于工作。

你呢？A: I've been working on a new project at work as well. It's been keeping me busy.A：我也一直在做一个新项目。

它一直让我很忙。

B: That sounds interesting. What kind of project is it?B：听起来很有趣。

这是一个什么样的项目？A: It's a marketing campaign for a new product launch. We're trying to reach a wider audience. A：这是一场新产品发布会的营销活动。

我们正在努力扩大受众。

B: That's exciting! How's it going so far?B：太令人兴奋了！到目前为止进展如何？A: It's going well. We've received positive feedback from our initial testing. Hopefully, it will be a success.A：进展顺利。

河南郑州市惠济区实验小学 袁 媛 编译Xiao Ming: Hey, look! What’s this?小明：嘿，看！这是什么？Xiao Hong: I’m not sure. Let’s askthe teacher.小红：我不确定。

让我们问问老师。

Xiao Ming: Teacher, what’s this?小明：老师，这是什么？Teacher: Oh, that’s a bird. It’s a beautiful bluebird.老师：哦，那是一只鸟。

它是一只美丽的蓝鸲。

Xiao Hong: Wow, it’s so pretty! What’s that over there?小红：哇，太漂亮了！那边是什么？Teacher: Oh, that’s a squirrel. It’s eating nuts.老师：哦，那是一只松鼠。

它在吃坚果。

Xiao Ming: What’s a squirrel?小明：松鼠是什么？Teacher: A squirrel is a smallanimal with a bushy tail. It likes to climb trees.老师：松鼠是一种有着毛茸茸的尾巴的小动物。

它喜欢爬树。

An English Conversation英语会话一则6Crazy EnglishXiao Hong: Oh, I see! It’s cute.小红：哦，我明白了！它很可爱。

Xiao Ming: What’s this flower?小明：这是什么花？Teacher: That’s a daisy. It’s a whiteand yellow flower.老师：那是一朵雏菊。

这是一朵白加黄的花。

Xiao Hong: Can we pick it?小红：我们可以摘吗？Teacher: No, we should leave the flowers for everyone to enjoy.老师：不，我们应该把花留给大家欣赏。

通野未帆英语会语-回复通野未帆英语会话（Conversation in English with Minaho Tono）Introduction:Minaho Tono is a Japanese student who recently attended an English language conference in the United States. During the conference, she had the opportunity to engage in a conversation with a native English speaker. This article will outline the conversation between Minaho and the native English speaker, highlighting her efforts and progress in speaking English.Part 1: Greeting and IntroductionNative Speaker (NS): Hello, my name is Mary. What's your name? Minaho (M): Hi Mary, I'm Minaho. Nice to meet you!Part 2: Asking About Each Other's BackgroundNS: So, Minaho, where are you from?M: I'm from Japan, Tokyo to be specific. How about you Mary? NS: I'm from California, the United States.Part 3: Complimenting on Language SkillsM: Your English is excellent, Mary! How did you become so fluent?NS: Thank you, Minaho! Well, English is my first language, so I learned it naturally while growing up in the United States.Part 4: Expressing Difficulties in Speaking EnglishM: I've always struggled with speaking English fluently. How did you overcome any difficulties you had?NS: It's completely normal to face difficulties when learning a second language. For me, practice played a crucial role. I used to engage in conversations with native English speakers, watch movies and TV shows, and actively listen to English songs. In addition, joining English language clubs and discussions helped me gain confidence in speaking.Part 5: The Importance of ImmersionM: That sounds challenging but worth it. I wish I could do the same. Do you think immersing yourself in an English-speaking environment is necessary to become fluent?NS: Immersion definitely helps a lot in improving language skills. Being surrounded by native speakers forces you to use English more often and adapt to their ways of speaking. However, it's not the only way to become fluent. Consistent practice, like watching English movies or reading English books, can also be beneficial.Part 6: Speaking Tips from a Native SpeakerM: That's reassuring to know. Can you give me some tips on how to speak English confidently?NS: Absolutely! Firstly, don't be afraid of making mistakes. Mistakes are a natural part of the learning process and should not discourage you. Secondly, try to think in English as much as possible. This will help you become more comfortable with the language and improve your fluency. Thirdly, practice speaking with native English speakers as often as you can, either face-to-face or through language exchange platforms online.Part 7: Understanding Different AccentsM: I sometimes struggle to understand different English accents. How did you overcome this challenge?NS: Accents can be challenging, even for native speakers. Exposure to different accents through movies, TV shows, and songs can help you improve your listening skills. Additionally, practicing speaking with people from various English-speaking countries can enhance your ability to understand diverse accents.Part 8: Dealing with Frustration and Maintaining MotivationM: Sometimes, learning a language can be frustrating and demotivating. How did you deal with these feelings?NS: It's important to remember that learning a language takes time and patience. Celebrate small victories along your language-learning journey to stay motivated. Surround yourself with supportive language-learning communities or friends who can share their experiences and offer advice. And most importantly, don't give up!Conclusion:Minaho's conversation with the native English speaker allowed her to gain valuable insights and tips for improving her English speaking skills. She now understands the importance of practice, immersion, and embracing mistakes. With determination and consistent effort, Minaho is on her way to becoming a confident English speaker.。

英语日常打招呼会话作文Daily Greetings in English Conversation。

In our daily life, we often meet and greet people. It is important to know how to greet people in English. Here are some common greetings and responses in English conversation.1. Good morning.Good morning.2. Good afternoon.Good afternoon.3. Good evening.Good evening.4. Hello.Hello.5. Hi.Hi.6. How are you?I'm fine, thank you. And you?7. How's it going?It's going well, thanks.8. What's up?Not much, just chilling.9. Long time no see.Yeah, it's been a while.10. Hey, how have you been?I've been good, thanks.11. How's everything?Everything is great, thanks.12. What have you been up to?Not much, just working.13. How's your day been?It's been good, thanks.14. How's your family?They're doing well, thanks for asking.15. Nice to see you.Nice to see you too.16. It's good to see you again.It's good to see you too.17. Good to meet you.Good to meet you too.18. How are things with you?Things are good, thanks for asking.19. What's new with you?Not much, just the usual.20. How's your day going?It's going well, thanks.21. How's your week been?It's been busy, but good.22. How's work going?Work is going well, thanks.23. How's school going?School is going great, thanks.24. How's the weather?It's been nice lately.25. How's your health?I'm doing well, thanks.26. How's your job search?It's going okay, thanks.27. How's your new place?It's great, thanks for asking.28. How's your trip been?It's been amazing, thanks.29. How's your vacation going?It's going well, thanks.30. How's your project coming along? It's coming along nicely, thanks.31. How's your pet doing?My pet is doing well, thanks.32. How's your garden coming along?It's coming along nicely, thanks.33. How's your cooking going?It's going well, thanks.34. How's your exercise routine going? It's going well, thanks.35. How's your diet going?It's going well, thanks.36. How's your hobby going?It's going well, thanks.37. How's your reading going? It's going well, thanks. 38. How's your writing going? It's going well, thanks. 39. How's your painting going? It's going well, thanks. 40. How's your music going?It's going well, thanks. 41. How's your dance going?It's going well, thanks. 42. How's your singing going?It's going well, thanks.43. How's your acting going?It's going well, thanks.44. How's your photography going? It's going well, thanks.45. How's your filmmaking going? It's going well, thanks.46. How's your business going?It's going well, thanks.47. How's your investment going? It's going well, thanks.48. How's your retirement going?It's going well, thanks.49. How's your family reunion going? It's going well, thanks.50. How's your party planning going? It's going well, thanks.51. How's your wedding planning going? It's going well, thanks.52. How's your baby coming along?It's coming along nicely, thanks.53. How's your pregnancy going?It's going well, thanks.54. How's your child doing?My child is doing well, thanks.55. How's your teenager doing?My teenager is doing well, thanks.56. How's your college search going? It's going well, thanks.57. How's your job going?It's going well, thanks.58. How's your career going?It's going well, thanks.59. How's your retirement going?It's going well, thanks.60. How's your health going?It's going well, thanks.61. How's your mental health going?It's going well, thanks.62. How's your spiritual health going? It's going well, thanks.63. How's your emotional health going? It's going well, thanks.64. How's your physical health going?It's going well, thanks.65. How's your diet going?It's going well, thanks.66. How's your exercise going?It's going well, thanks.67. How's your sleep going?It's going well, thanks.68. How's your relaxation going? It's going well, thanks.69. How's your stress level going? It's going well, thanks.70. How's your happiness level going?It's going well, thanks.71. How's your energy level going?It's going well, thanks.72. How's your motivation level going? It's going well, thanks.73. How's your productivity level going? It's going well, thanks.74. How's your creativity level going? It's going well, thanks.75. How's your confidence level going?It's going well, thanks.76. How's your mindfulness level going? It's going well, thanks.77. How's your gratitude level going? It's going well, thanks.78. How's your kindness level going?It's going well, thanks.79. How's your compassion level going? It's going well, thanks.80. How's your love life going?It's going well, thanks.81. How's your relationship going? It's going well, thanks.82. How's your marriage going?It's going well, thanks.83. How's your parenting going?It's going well, thanks.84. How's your friendship going?It's going well, thanks.85. How's your communication going? It's going well, thanks.86. How's your teamwork going?It's going well, thanks.87. How's your leadership going?It's going well, thanks.88. How's your problem-solving going? It's going well, thanks.89. How's your decision-making going? It's going well, thanks.90. How's your time management going? It's going well, thanks.91. How's your organization going?It's going well, thanks.92. How's your planning going?It's going well, thanks.93. How's your goal-setting going? It's going well, thanks.94. How's your learning going?It's going well, thanks.95. How's your growth going?It's going well, thanks.96. How's your development going? It's going well, thanks.97. How's your progress going?It's going well, thanks.98. How's your success going?It's going well, thanks.99. How's your happiness going?It's going well, thanks.100. How's your fulfillment going? It's going well, thanks.101. How's your purpose going?It's going well, thanks.102. How's your passion going?It's going well, thanks.103. How's your meaning going?It's going well, thanks.104. How's your legacy going?It's going well, thanks.105. How's your contribution going? It's going well, thanks.106. How's your impact going?It's going well, thanks.107. How's your influence going?It's going well, thanks.108. How's your inspiration going?It's going well, thanks.109. How's your motivation going? It's going well, thanks.110. How's your energy going?It's going well, thanks.111. How's your health going?It's going well, thanks.112. How's your well-being going? It's going well, thanks.113. How's your peace going?It's going well, thanks.114. How's your joy going?It's going well, thanks.115. How's your love going?It's going well, thanks.116. How's your happiness going? It's going well, thanks.117. How's your fulfillment going? It's going well, thanks.118. How's your purpose going?It's going well, thanks.119. How's your passion going?It's going well, thanks.120. How's your meaning going?It's going well, thanks.121. How's your legacy going?It's going well, thanks.122. How's your contribution going? It's going well, thanks.123. How's your impact going?It's going well, thanks.124. How's your influence going?It's going well, thanks.125. How's your inspiration going? It's going well, thanks.126. How's your motivation going? It's going well, thanks.127. How's your energy going?It's going well, thanks.128. How's your health going?It's going well, thanks.129. How's your well-being going? It's going well, thanks.130. How's your peace going?It's going well, thanks.131. How's your joy going?It's going well, thanks.132. How's your love going?It's going well, thanks.133. How's your happiness going? It's going well, thanks.134. How's your fulfillment going? It's going well, thanks.135. How's your purpose going?It's going well, thanks.136. How's your passion going?It's going well, thanks.137. How's your meaning going?It's going well, thanks.138. How's your legacy going?It's going well, thanks.139. How's your contribution going? It's going well, thanks.140. How's your impact going?It's going well, thanks.141. How's your influence going?It's going well, thanks.142. How's your inspiration going? It's going well, thanks.143. How's your motivation going? It's going well, thanks.144. How's your energy going?It's going well, thanks.145. How's your health going?It's going well, thanks.146. How's your well-being going? It's going well, thanks.147. How's your peace going?It's going well, thanks.148. How's your joy going?It's going well, thanks.149. How's your love going?It's going well, thanks.150. How's your happiness going?It's going well, thanks.These are just a few examples of how to greet people in English conversation. It's important to know how to greet people in different situations and to respond appropriately. Greetings are an important part of communication and can help to create a positive and friendly atmosphere. So, nexttime you meet someone, don't forget to greet them with a smile and a friendly hello.。

英语会话心得日常作文Title: Reflections on Everyday English Conversations。

English conversation is an integral part of daily life, whether it's chatting with friends, interacting with colleagues, or engaging in social gatherings. Through these interactions, not only do we communicate our thoughts and ideas, but we also build connections and deepen relationships. In this essay, I will reflect on my experiences with everyday English conversations and explore how they contribute to my language proficiency and personal growth.First and foremost, engaging in English conversations on a daily basis has significantly improved my language skills. Constant exposure to spoken English has enhanced my vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Through conversations with native speakers and fellow learners, I have learned new words and phrases, discovered colloquial expressions, and gained a better understanding of thenuances of the language. Additionally, practicing speaking and listening regularly has helped me become more fluent and confident in expressing myself in English.Moreover, everyday English conversations provide valuable opportunities for cultural exchange and learning. Language is deeply intertwined with culture, and by engaging in conversations with people from different backgrounds, I not only learn about their language but also gain insights into their customs, traditions, and way of life. These interactions broaden my perspective, foster empathy and understanding, and enable me to appreciate the richness and diversity of the world we live in.Furthermore, English conversations play a crucial role in building relationships and fostering social connections. Whether it's striking up a conversation with a stranger at a cafe, participating in group discussions at work, or sharing stories with friends, communication is the foundation of human connection. Through meaningful conversations, we bond with others, forge friendships, and create lasting memories. The ability to communicateeffectively in English enables me to connect with people from different backgrounds and establish meaningful relationships both personally and professionally.In addition to language skills and social connections, everyday English conversations also contribute to personal growth and development. Conversing in English requires active listening, critical thinking, and effective communication skills. By engaging in conversations on a wide range of topics, from everyday experiences to complex ideas, I sharpen my cognitive abilities, expand my knowledge, and enhance my problem-solving skills. Moreover, conversations often provide opportunities for self-reflection and introspection, allowing me to gain insights into my own thoughts, feelings, and beliefs.However, it's important to acknowledge that English conversations can also pose challenges, especially for non-native speakers like myself. From overcoming language barriers to navigating cultural differences, effective communication requires patience, flexibility, and a willingness to learn and adapt. Making mistakes is aninevitable part of the learning process, but it's through these mistakes that we grow and improve. By embracing challenges and pushing ourselves out of our comfort zones, we become better communicators and more confident individuals.In conclusion, everyday English conversations are not just a means of communication but a rich source of learning, growth, and connection. Through these interactions, we improve our language skills, broaden our horizons, and deepen our relationships with others. As I continue on my journey of learning and mastering the English language, I am grateful for the countless opportunities that everyday conversations provide to engage, learn, and grow.。

wanz英语会话English:Wanz English Conversation: Learning English is a journey that requires dedication, consistency, and patience. To improve your English speaking skills, it's essential to practice regularly, whether through conversations with native speakers, language exchange partners, or even by talking to yourself. Don't be afraid to make mistakes; they are a natural part of the learning process. Instead, embrace them as opportunities for growth and improvement. Additionally, listening to English podcasts, watching movies or TV shows in English, and reading books or articles can expose you to different accents, vocabulary, and sentence structures, helping you become more fluent and confident in your speaking abilities. Setting specific, achievable goals and tracking your progress can also keep you motivated and focused on your language learning journey. Remember, learning a language takes time, so be patient with yourself and celebrate your progress along the way. With dedication and perseverance, you can achieve fluency in English and open up new opportunities for personal and professional growth.中文翻译:Wanz英语会话：学习英语是一段需要奉献、一致性和耐心的旅程。

As a high school student, the journey to overcome shyness in English conversation was a personal odyssey that transformed me in ways I never anticipated. It all began with a realization that my fear of speaking English was holding me back from fully engaging in the world around me.Growing up in a nonEnglish speaking environment, my exposure to the language was limited to textbooks and occasional media. The first time I truly felt the sting of my shyness was during a school exchange program where students from various countries gathered. I remember standing at the edge of a group, listening to the lively chatter in English, feeling a knot in my stomach as I struggled to find the courage to join in.The turning point came when I decided to face my fears headon. I started by enrolling in an English conversation class. The first few sessions were a whirlwind of anxiety and selfdoubt. My heart pounded as I attempted to form sentences, my mind racing to recall the correct grammar and vocabulary. But with each session, I noticed a subtle shift. The fear began to recede, replaced by a growing confidence.One of the most impactful moments was when our teacher introduced roleplaying exercises. We were tasked with creating scenarios and conversing in English. At first, the idea was daunting, but as I immersed myself in these imaginary situations, I found my English fluency and comfort level soaring. It was liberating to express myself without the fear of judgment.I also made a conscious effort to practice outside the classroom. I startedwatching English movies and TV shows, not just for entertainment but to pick up on the nuances of conversation. I mimicked the characters, practicing their accents and expressions in front of the mirror. This not only improved my pronunciation but also helped me understand the cultural context behind the language.Another significant step was joining an Englishspeaking club at school. The club was a melting pot of diverse students who, like me, were eager to improve their English skills. The atmosphere was supportive and nonjudgmental, which allowed me to open up and participate actively. I found myself volunteering to lead discussions and even giving presentations, something I would have never considered before.As my confidence grew, I began to seek out more opportunities to practice.I started using language exchange apps to converse with native speakers. These interactions were invaluable, as they exposed me to different accents and colloquialisms, making my English more authentic.The most significant breakthrough, however, came during a school trip to an Englishspeaking country. Being thrust into an environment where English was the primary mode of communication was both exhilarating and terrifying. I had to rely on my language skills to navigate daily life, from ordering food to asking for directions. It was a crash course in overcoming shyness, and by the end of the trip, I felt like a different person.The process of overcoming my shyness in English conversation was notwithout its challenges. There were moments of embarrassment and frustration, but these experiences only served to strengthen my resolve. I learned that making mistakes is an integral part of learning, and each error was a stepping stone towards fluency.In retrospect, the journey was about more than just improving my English skills. It was a journey of selfdiscovery and personal growth. It taught me the value of perseverance, the importance of stepping out of my comfort zone, and the power of embracing challenges. Now, when I look back at that shy student standing at the edge of the group, I am filled with pride at how far Ive come.In conclusion, overcoming shyness in English conversation is a journey that requires courage, practice, and a willingness to embrace mistakes. Its about transforming fear into confidence and silence into eloquence. For anyone embarking on this journey, remember that every step, no matter how small, brings you closer to a world of possibilities.。

1. Who are you?A. What’s your name?B. My name is Bobby. What’s yours?A. Mine is Tom.B. Where do you live?A. I live in Xinxiang, and you?B. I live in Zhenghzou.A. It’s nice to meet you.B. It’s nice to meet you too.2. Going to the parkA. Where are you going?B. I am going to the park.A. What will you do there?B. I will play football.A. Who will you play with?B. My friends.A. May I play too?B. Yes, you may.3. School timeA. What time do you go to school?B. I go at 7am.A. How do you get to school?B. I get to school by bus.A. What grade are you in?B. The 10th grade.A. Do you have fun at school?B. Yes, I do.4. HomeworkA. What are you doing?B. I’m doing my homework.A. Which class is it for?B. It’s for Science class.A. Is it hard?B. N o, it’s not.A. Will you help me with mine?B. Yes, I will.5. My birthdayA. When is your birthday?B. My birthday is on August the 14th.A. Mine is on May the 3rd.B. Do you have a party on that day?A. Yes, I do. Do you?B. Yes, we have lots of fun.A. What do you do?B. We play games and eat cake.6. What to do?A. What do you want to do?B. I don’t know.A. We could play tennis.B. No, it’s too hot.A. We could play basketball.B. No, it’s too hot for that too.A. Do you want to go swimming?B. That’s a cool idea.7. Funny storyA. Why are you laughing?B. Because I heard a funny story.A. Who told you a funny story?B. Eric did.A. When did he tell it to you?B. A few minutes ago.A. Will you tell it to me?B. Yes, I will tell you.8. In the darkA. Oh! The electricity is off!B. I can’t see anything.A. Me either.B. What should we do?A. We need a flashlight.B. Where is it?A. I think it’s in the kitchen drawer.B. Yes, here it is.9. Lost backpackA. Have you seen my backpack?B. No. Why do you ask?A. Because I can’t find it.B. Did you look in your closet?A. Yes, It wasn’t there.B. Did you look under your bed?A. No, not yet.B. I bet that’s where it is.10. PopcornA. Are you ready to watch the movie?B. No, not yet.A. Why not?B. Because something is missing.A. What’s missing?B. Popcorn!A. I can watch a movie without popcorn.B. Well, I can’t.11. 2 testsA. How was school?B. It was terrible.A. Why?B. I had 2 tests today.A. In which classes?B. Math and History.A. Didn’t you study for them?B. Yes, but they were still hard.12. Broken bicycleA. What’s new?B. I have a problem.A. What’s wrong?B. The chain fell off of my bicycle.A. Did it break?B. No.A. I will help you put it back on.B. Thanks.13. Where’s the market?A. Excuse me.B. What can I do for you?A. Can you tell me where the market is?B. Yes. Its 3 blocks down this street, on the right.A. Is it open now?B. Yes, it opened at 9am.A. Thank you very much.B. You are welcome.14. New boyfriendA. Why is Jill so happy?B. Because, she has a new boyfriend.A. What’s his name?B. His name is James.A. Where did she meet him?B. I think they met at the mall.A. I am glad she is happy.B. Me too.15. What to be?A. What do you want to be?B. I want to be a pilot.A. Flying jets would be fun.B. Yes, it would. What about you?A. I want to be a fireman.B. That’s a dangerous job.A. I want to help people.B. You’re a good person.16. Lunch choicesA. What do you want for lunch?B. What are my choices?A. I could make sandwiches.B. What else?A. I could make spaghetti.B. Hmm, I don’t know.A. Or, we could go to McDonalds.B. I’ll drive.17. Great musicA. Please put some music on.B. What do you want to listen to?A. You can choose.B. How about Michael Jackson?A. That sounds ok.B. Wait! I have the new Justin Beiber CD.A. I haven’t heard that yet.B. You will love it.18. Pressing flowersA. What are you doing?B. I am pressing flowers.A. What’s that?B. You put flowers in a book, to dry out.A. What do you do with them?B. You make colorful decorations.A. How long do they last?B. They last forever.19. Where’s Lana?A. Have you seen Lana?B. Yes, I just saw her on the playground.A. How long ago?B. It was about 5 minutes ago.A. I need to talk to her.B. Why?A. She is going to help me with my homework.B. If you hurry you may catch her.20. New buildingA. What is all that noise?B. It’s coming from across the streetA. What are they building?B. I don’t know.A. I hope it’s a pizza parlor.B. I hope it’s a comic book store.A. It’s going to be very big.B. Yes, it looks like it.21. Take the trainA: I think we should fly to Chaing Mai.B: That would be too expensive.A: How about hitchhiking?B: No, that’s too dangerous.A: We could take the bus.B: Buses aren’t very comfort able.A: We could go by train.B: That sounds like more fun.22. The gift shopA: Wow! That gift shop had everything.B: Did you buy anything?A: No. I want to check the prices here.B: Yes, maybe we can get a better deal.A: I am not good at bargaining.B: Don’t worry, I will take care of that.A: I am glad you are with me.B: Thanks. Now, let’s shop.23. Scooter tripA: Let’s go somewhere.B: Where?A: How about the zoo?B: Great! How will we get there?A: We could ride our bicycles.B: It’s too far for t hat.A: We could use my scooter.B: That’s a better idea.24. Flying kitesA: Kite flying is fun.B: Yes, but my arms are very tired.A: Thanks for teaching me how.B: Anything, for my favorite girl.A: I am getting a little hungry.B: Me too.A: How about having lunch?B: You read my mind.25. Getting readyA: Are you ready?B: Almost.A: We need to hurry.B: Why?A: The show starts in 30 minutes.B: Go start the car.A: Ok. Where are the car keys?B: They are on the kitchen table.26. Bad luckA: Where have you been?B: I am sorry that I am late.A: What took you so long.B: I had a flat tire.A: How did that happen? The tires are new. B: I ran over a nail.A: These things happen.B: Yes, it was just bad luck.27. Stop at the storeA: I will be home soon.B: Can you stop by the store?A: Sure, what do you need?B: Can you get me some milk and a few tomatoes. A: I couldn’t hear you, please say that again.B: I said, some milk, and a few tomatoes.A: What?B: MILK AND TOMATOES!28. The last minuteA: Can you talk?B: Not right now, I am very busy.A: What are you doing?B: I am writing my science report.A: Really? That is due tomorrow.B: I know.A: We had 1 week to do that report.B: I know, I always wait until the last minute. 29. Great paperA: I just read your English paper.B: I hope it was ok.A: You did a terrific job.B: Thanks.A: You have improved a lot this year.B: I have worked very hard.A: I hope your next paper is just as good.B: Me too.30. You look greatA: Wow! You look great in that new dress.B: I should, it took all of my money to buy it.A: Where are you going?B: To the movies.A: With that new boyfriend?B: Yes.A: I hope he notices how pretty you look.B: He had better!31. Playing with a kittenA: Your brother likes playing with that kitten. B: Yes, they play all day long.A: What do they play with?B: That ball of string.A: How old is your brother?B: He’s 5 years old.A: How old is the kitten?B: He’s 5 months old.32. Dog walkA: I think your dog wants something.B: What makes you think that?A: He is whining and wagging his tail.B: Oh, it must be time.A: Time for what?B: Time to take him for a walk.A: Do you walk him every day?B: Yes, it keeps him healthy.33. Too many choicesA: I hate shopping!B: Was the store too crowded?A: No, that wasn’t it.B: Were things too expensive?A: No, they were very cheap.B: Then what was the problem?A: There were too many styles to choose from. B: Shop at a smaller store next time.34. New suitA: Your new suit looks great.B: Thank you.A: How much did it cost?B: It was $200.A: That’s terrible.B: Why?A: They are only $150 at the old market.B: I’ve been cheated!35. Lunch breakA: You’ve been writing that report for 5 hours. B: I have to finish it today.A: You must be hungry.B: Yes, I am.A: Let’s take a lunch break.B: I don’t have the time.A: The restaurant is very close.B: Well ok, but let’s hurry.36. Field tripA: Hurry up, so we can get to school.B: Why are you in such a hurry?A: Today is a special day.B: Why is it special?A: We get to go on a field trip today.B: Where are we going?A: To the Science Museum.B: Really? I had forgotten.37. The perfect girlA: I have the perfect girl for you.B: Oh no! Not another blind date.A: Why not?B: The last one didn’t go we ll.A: What was wrong? Ann was a very nice girl. B: Yes, but she looked like a gorilla.A: I promise, this time will be better.B: I don’t believe you.38. Monkey businessA: I’m leaving now.B: Ok mom, bye.A: No monkey business while I am gone.B: We promise.A: Last time, you boys broke the lamp. B: That was an accident.A: Well, no accidents this time!B: We promise.39. Don’t be lazyA: You weren’t at work today.B: I didn’t feel like going in.A: They might fire you.B: No, they need me.A: Remember, good jobs are hard to find. B: Yes, that’s true.A: I wouldn’t skip too much work.B: Ok, I won’t do it again.40. Gossip girlA: Cathy never stops talking.B: It seems so.A: She is always gossiping.B: I know.A: Gossip only hurts people.B: Yes, it does.A: I hope she runs out soon.B: If she does, she will just make up more.41. RecyclingA: What are you doing?B: I’m throwing this bottle away.A: Don’t put it in that bin.B: Where should I put it?A: Put it in the other bin.B: What’s the difference?A: One is for glass, and one is for plastic. B: Oh, I see. They are recycling bins. 42. No cartoonA: I’m mad!B: Why, what’s wrong?A: I can’t find my favorite cartoon.B: Which one is it?A: “Commander Space Monkey”.B: Maybe they took it off the air.A: I hope not.B: I do. That show was stupid.43. ChoresA: I am going to wash the car.B: Do you have everything you need?A: I think so.B: Do you have a brush, soap, and a bucket of water? A: Yes. I just need one thing.B: What’s that?A: Some help.B: I knew you were going to say that.44. LazyA: Where are you going?B: I’m going to the kitchen.A: Can you get me a glass of juice?B: You are so lazy!A: No, I’m not. I can’t move.B: Why can’t you move?A: Because, our teacher told us to save energy.B: I don’t think that is what she meant.45. Poor girlA: Karen is always broke.B: Yes, she never has any money.A: Is her family poor?B: No, she just spends too much.A: She needs to be more careful.B: She needs to make a budget.A: A budget helps you save money.B: Yes, that’s how I got my new cell phone.46. PhotosA: What are you looking at?B: Photos from our vacation.A: Where did you go?B: We went to Japan.A: How long where you away?B: We were gone for 2 weeks.A: Did you see Godzilla?B: You are so weird!47. A night outA: Let’s go out tonight.B: Where do you want to go?A: The movies.B: We did that last weekend.A: What do you want to do?B: I want to go dancing.A: I don’t know how to dance.B: Don’t worry, it’s easy.48. Be carefulA: Hey! Watch out!B: What?A: You almost walked into that tree. B: Thanks, I wasn’t paying attention. A: You need to be more careful.B: I will try to be.A: What were you thinking about?B: The pretty new girl in my Math class.49. Dead batteryA: My cell phone won’t work.B: What’s wrong with it?A: I’m not sure.B: Will it turn on?A: No, it won’t.B: The battery is probably dead.A: I must have left it on all night again. B: That will do it.50. ChattingA: Who are you chatting with?B: A friend.A: Where is your friend at?B: Japan.A: Is it a boy, or a girl?B: He’s a boy, his name is Kazuki.A: Are you sure? It better not be a girl! B: Don’t be so jealous.———-1. What do you play?A: Which sport do you play?B: I play tennis, and you?A: I like to play football.B: When do you play?A: I play at 3pm on Saturday.B: I play tennis every Sunday.A: Where do you play?B: I play at the park.A: Me too.B: Maybe I will see you there.2. Bad movieA: How was the movie?B: It wasn’t very good.A: Why not?B: It didn’t have much action.A: That would be boring.B: Yes, it was.A: When will you go again?B: I will go again this weekend.A: I hope you have better luck.B: So do I.3. New CDA: What’s that?B: It’s my new CD.A: Which band is it?B: It’s Clash.A: Really? I love Clash!B: Do you want to hear it?A: Yes, That would be great.B: Then, come over to my house tonight. A: Ok, I will be there about 7.B: I will see you then.4. Crazy computerA: My computer is crazy!B: What’s wrong with it?A: I’m not sure.B: Well, what is it doing?A: Nothing! That’s the problem.B: What do you mean?A: It keeps freezing up.B: Take it to a shop.A: That would be expensive.B: It’s cheaper than buying a new one. 5. You’re sickA: Where are you going?B: To the doctor’s office.A: Are you sick?B: I think so.A: What’s wrong?B: I have a headache.A: Take some aspirin.B: I also have a sore throat.A: I think you have a cold.B: I think so too.6. What’s your hobby?A: Do you have a hobby?B: Yes, I collect comic books.A: How many do you have?B: I have over 450.A: Wow! That’s a lot.B: What’s your hobby?A: I like to draw.B: What do you draw?A: Cartoons and comics.B: Maybe you will make a comic book someday.7. Gone shoppingA: Where have you been?B: I was shopping.A: Where at?B: I went to Robinson’s.A: What did you buy?B: I bought a new pair of shoes.A: I need some new shoes too.B: You should have gone with me.A: You didn’t ask me to.B: I’m sorry. I will remember to, next time.8. Alien crazyA: Do you believe in aliens?B: Maybe.A: Maybe?B: If I say yes, you will think I’m crazy.A: No, I won’t.B: Are you sure?A: I’m sure.B: Ok. Yes, I believe in aliens.A: Haaa! You’re crazy.B: I knew you’d say that!9. Our friendsA: Who’s that?B: That’s m y friend, Tim.A: Who’s that with him?B: That’s his girlfriend, Lisa.A: She is very pretty.B: I hope he doesn’t hear you say that.A: Why?B: He is very jealous.A: I should be quiet then.B: Good idea.10. Hot dayA: It’s very hot today.B: Yes, it is.A: When will it get cooler?B: It will get cooler during the rainy season. A: When is that?B: The rainy season will start next month. A: That will be nice.B: Yes, and it helps the flowers grow.A: Which flowers?B: The sunflowers.11. Dad’s JobA: What does your father do?B: He’s a farmer.A: Does he like being a farmer?B: Yes, he likes to work outside.A: That would be nice.B: What does yours do?A: He’s a doctor.B: Does he like being a doctor?A: Yes, he likes to help sick people.B: I hope we have jobs we like someday. 12. Favorite subjectA: What’s your favorite subject?B: My favorite subject is Math.A: Really? Math is hard.B: What’s yours?A: Mine is English.B: I hate English.A: Why do you hate it?B: Because teacher Don gives us too much homework. A: You are just lazy.B: Well, maybe a little.13. HikingA: I love hiking.B: Me too.A: I like being outdoors.B: Me too.A: I like seeing nature.B: Me too.A: What was that noise?B: I think it was a bear.A: I wish I was at home.B: Me too!14. Do you dream?A: Do you remember your dreams?B: Yes, sometimes.A: What do you dream about?B: Sometimes, I dream I can fly.A: I would like to be able to fly.B: Yeah, so would I.A: Where would you fly to?B: I’d fly over the mountains.A: I would fly to outer space.B: Then, you would be a UFO.15. Grocery listA: Are you going to the store?B: Yes, do you need something?A: Would you get a loaf of bread?B: Ok, no problem.A: And, some milk and cheese?B: Umm…Ok.A: And, some carrots, beans, rice, and mushrooms. B: Sure. Now, would you get something for me? A: Ok, what?B: A grocery list with all those things on it!16. House cleaningA: We are going to clean the house today.B: We?A: Yes, we.B: Why do I have to help clean?A: Because you help make it dirty.B: Ok, that’s fair. What should I do?A: Clean the bathtub, the sink, and the toilet.B: That’s a lot of work.A: Get to work, and tell me when you are finished. B: No! You will just give me more work to do. 17. The beachA: Let’s go to the beach.B: That’s a great idea.A: We haven’t been there in a long time.B: That’s true.A: The last time we went, you almost drowned. B: I did not.A: Then, why were you splashing and screaming? B: I was just having fun.A: The lifeguard didn’t think it wa s funny.B: He had no sense of humor.18. Little brotherA: Who’s that?B: That’s my little brother.A: Why is he following us?B: He wants to play volleyball with us.A: Should we let him play?B: No, he is too small.A: Well, he can keep score for us.B: Yes, I guess that’s ok.A: Call him over.B: Hey Danny! It’s ok, you can come with us.19. Vacation timeA: When is your vacation?B: The last week in April.A: Where will you go?B: We are going to Europe.A: Wow! That will be exciting.B: I hope so.A: What countries will you visit?B: Spain, France, and the U.K.A: Take lots of photos for me to see.B: I promise I will.20. New motorcycleA: Is that your new motorcycle?B: Yes, I just got it.A: It looks great.B: Thanks.A: How much did it cost?B: It was about 35,000 baht.A: That sounds expensive.B: It was worth it.A: Is it fast?B: Let’s race and find out!21. Great lunch spotA: Where did you have lunch?B: I went to that new place on Baker Street. A: How was the food?B: It tasted great.A: Was it expensive?B: No, it was very cheap.A: I will have to try it.B: We are going there again, on Friday.A: Ok, I will meet you there.B: See you then.22. Nothing to doA: I’m bored!B: Watch TV.A: There’s nothing on.B: Do your homework.A: It’s finished.B: Go outside and play.A: I can’t, it’s raining.B: Well, you could clean your room.A: Hmm… I wonder what’s on TV.B: I thought so.23. MagicA: Do you believe in Magic?B: Do you mean like ghosts and witches?A: Yeah, all that stuff.B: No, th ose things aren’t real.A: Are you sure?B: Yes. Do you believe in it?A: I’m not sure.B: Why not?A: Because, I have heard some strange stories. B: That’s all they are, stories.24. Music groupsA: Who’s your favorite music group?B: Nickelback!A: What’s your favorite song by them?B: “Rockstar”.A: That’s a cool song.B: Who’s your favorite band?A: Muse.B: I have never heard of them.A: They are new. I will loan you a CD.B: Thanks.25. Flower festivalA: Where should we go for our vacation?B: Let’s go to Pattaya.A: No way!B: Oh! Why not?A: You have too much fun there.B: Haaa! That’s true.A: How about Chiang Nai?B: What can we do there?A: They have a flower festival.B: We could get some great photos.26. Wonderful boyfriendA: How is your new boyfriend?B: He’s wonderful!A: What makes him so wonderful?B: He takes good care of me.A: What does he do?B: He takes me out to dinner a lot.A: That’s nice.B: And, he’s very handsome, and polite.A: He does sound wonderful.B: I hope you meet someone like him someday.27. TrafficA: Do you see all of this traffic?B: I’m not looking.A: It’s only 2:30.B: Bangkok is always busy.A: Shouldn’t these people be at work now? B: Not today.A: They should be at work, not driving around. B: Not today.A: Why not today?B: Because, it’s Saturday28. New LotusA: Did you hear the news?B: What news?A: They are building a new Lotus downtown. B: Really?A: Yes, I read it in the paper.B: When will it open?A: It should open next summer.B: I like Lotus better than Big-C.A: Why?B: Lotus has better restaurants.29. Blooming sunflowersA: The sunflowers are blooming!B: Where at?A: Everywhere.B: We should go see them.A: We could take photos.B: Do you have a camera?A: Yes, I do.B: What kind is it?A: It’s a Nikon.B: That’s a good brand name.30. Mystery tripA: Where are we going?B: I’m not telling you.A: Why not?B: Because, it’s a surprise.A: This is very mysterious.B: Be patient.A: Ok, I will try, but it’s hard.B: Here we are.A: Wow! It looks like a party.B: It is a party. Happy birthday!31. Where are you from?James : Hello.May: Hi.James : How are you?May: I’m good. How are you?James : Good. Do you speak English? May: A little. Are you American?James : Yes.May: Where are you from?James : I’m from California.May: I’m from Thailand. It’s nice to meet you. James : It’s nice to meet you too.32. Do you speak English?Mary : Excuse me, are you American? Oat: No.Mary : Do you speak English?Oat: A little, but not very well.Mary : How long have you been here? Oat: 6 months.Mary : What do you do for work?Oat: I’m a student. How about you?Mary : I’m a student too.33. What’s your name?John : Excuse me, what’s your name?Jessica : My name is Jessica. What’s yours?John : John.Jessica : You speak English very well.John : Thank you.Jessica : Are you new at this school?John : Yes, I am.Jessica : Well, welcome to our school.John : Thanks a lot.Jessica : I am sure you will like it here.John : I am sure I will too.34. Asking Directions.Amy : Hi Michael.Michael : Hi Amy. What’s up?Amy : I’m looking for the airport. Can you tell me how to get there? Michael : No, sorry. I don’t know.Amy : I think I can take the subway to the airport. Do you know where the subway is?Michael : Sure, it’s over there.Amy : Where? I don’t see it.Michael : Across the street, near the corner.Amy : Do you know if there’s a restroom around here?Michael : Yes, there’s one here. It’s in the store.Amy : Thank you very much.Michael: No problem.35. I’m hungry.Thomas : Hi Sarah, how are you?Sarah : Fine, how are you doing?Thomas : OK.Sarah : What do you want to do?Thomas : I’m hungry. I’d like to eat something.Sarah : Where do you want to go?Thomas : I’d like to go to an Italian restaurant.Sarah : What kind of Italian food do you like?Thomas : I like spaghetti. Do you like spaghetti?Sarah : No, I don’t, but I like pizza.36. Do you want something to drink?Susan : David, would you like something to eat?David : No, I’m full.Susan : Do you want something to drink?David : Yes, I’d like some coffee.Susan : Sorry, I don’t have any coffee.David : That’s OK. I’ll have a glass of water.Susan : A small glass, or a big one?David : Small please.Susan : Here you go.David : Thanks.Susan : You’re welcome.37. That’s too late.Richard : Mary, would you like to get something to eat with me? Mary : OK. When?Richard : At 10 O’clock.Mary : 10 in the morning?Richard : No, at night.Mary : Sorry, that’s too late. I usually go to bed around 10:00PM. Richard : OK, how about 1:30 PM?Mary : No, that’s too early. I’ll still be at work then.Richard : How about 5:00PM?Mary : That’s fine.Richard : OK, see you then.Mary : Alright. Bye.38. Choosing a time to meet.Charles : Jennifer, would you like to have dinner with me? Jennifer : Yes. That would be nice. When do you want to go? Charles : Is today OK?Jennifer : Sorry, I can’t go today.Charles : How about tomorrow night?Jennifer : Ok. What time?Charles : Is 9:00PM all right?Jennifer : I think t hat’s too late.Charles : Is 6:00PM OK?Jennifer : Yes, that’s good. Where would you like to go? Charles : How about the Korean restaurant next to it? Jennifer : OK, I like that place.39. When do you want to go?Linda : Hi Mark.Mark : Hi.Linda : What are you planning to do today?Mark : I’m not sure yet.Linda : Would you like to have lunch with me?Mark : Yes. When?Linda : How about 11:30AM.Mark : Oh, I’m busy then. Can we meet a little later?Linda : OK, how about 12:30PM?Mark : OK. Where?L inda : How about Bill’s Seafood Restaurant?Mark : OK, I’ll meet you there.40. Ordering food.Host : Hello sir, welcome to our restaurant. How many? Charles : One.Host : Right this way. Please have a seat. Your waitress will be with you in a moment.Waitress : Hello sir, would you like to order now?Charles : Yes please.Waitress : What would you like to drink?Charles : What do you have?Waitress : We have bottled water, juice, and Coke.Charles : I’ll have a bottle of water please.Waitress : What would you like to eat?Charles : I’ll have a tuna sandwich and a bowl of vegetable soup.41. Now or later?Elizabeth : Where are you going?Chris : I’m going to the store. I need to buy something. Elizabeth : Really? I need to go to the store too.Chris : Would you like to come with me?Elizabeth : Yeah, let’s go together.Chris : Would you like to go now or later?Elizabeth : Now.Chris : What?Elizabeth : Now would be better.Chris : OK, let’s go.Elizabeth : Should we walk?Chris : No, it’s too far. Let’s drive.42. Do you have enough money?Joe : What are you going to do today?Laura : I’m going shopping.Joe : What time are you leaving?Laura : I’m going to leave around 4 O’clock.Joe : Will you buy a ham sandwich for me at the store? Laura : OK.Joe : Do you have enough money?Laura : I’m not sure.Joe : How much do you have?Laura : 25 dollars. Do you think that’s enough?Joe : That’s not very much.Laura : I think it’s OK. I also have two credit cards.43. How have you been?Karen : How have you been?Richard : Not too good.Karen : Why?Richard : I’m sick.Karen : Sorry to hear that.Richard : Its OK. Its not serious.Karen : That’s good. How’s your wife?Richard : She’s good.Karen : Is she in America now?Richard : No, she’s not here yet.Karen : Where is she?Richard : She’s in Canada with our kids.Karen : I see. I have to go now. Please tell your wife I said hi. Richard : OK, I’ll talk to you later.44. Introducing a friend.Michael : Robert, this is my friend, Mrs. Smith.Robert : Hi, Nice to meet you.。