This document contains a series of dialogues between two people, labeled A and B. The dialogues cover a range of everyday situations including introductions, making plans, ordering food and drinks, checking into a hotel, and casual conversations. Across the dialogues, A and B exchange names, contact information, backgrounds, preferences, and engage in small talk. The dialogues demonstrate common expressions and exchanges in English.

1. 1) A: Hi……What’s your name?
B: Hi! My name is…..
A: Pardon? Can you repeat it?
B: I’m...........
A: Ah! Ok! Nice to meet you
B: Nice to meet you too.
A: How are you today.......?
B: I’m very well, thanks. And you?
A: So-So..
B: Really? Why?
A: Because I’m tired/I work too much.
2) A: And What’s your phone number?
B: It’s ......................
A: Ok. But is that your home number or your mobile number?
B: That’s my mobile telephone number
A: And what about your first surname?
B: My first surname is....
A: Sorry? How do you spell it?
3) A: And how old are you?
B: I’m......
A: And are you married or single?
B: I’m...
A: And are you English?
B: No, I’m not
A: Where are you from?
B: I’m from Germany. I’m German
A: Is Germany nice?
B: Yes, of course it is!
4) A: What’s your address in Germany?
B: It’s 56 New Road, number 456
A: And your postcode?
B: I think it’s SW66HK but I’m not sure
A: Thank you very much
B: And can you give me your email address?
A: It’s kerry.power@hotweb.co.uk
5) A: Hello my dear friend!
B: What’s the matter?
A: I’m sad/stressed/worried.
B: But are you very/quite/extremelly sad?
A: I’m just a bit sad
B: Don’t be sad. Cheer up.
A: Thanks

2. B: Come on.Today is Friday
A: No, it isn’t.
B: What day is it today?
A: Monday! Oh my God! I thought it was Friday!
B: See you on Saturday or see you later?
A: No, see you next week
B: Have a nice weekend/evening!
6) A:Who is that?
B: That is my friend Carlos.
A: Oh!! I see...Is Carlos his real name?
B: Yes, it is
A: What does he do?
B: He ‘s a teacher
A: What languages does he speak?
B: He speaks.......
7) A: Good evening/morning/afternoon madam
B: Hello, I have a reservation. My name’s.....
A: Can you spell that please?
B: Yes of course............
A: For five/three/two nights? Yes, that’s right
B: Can I have your passport please? Just a second...Here you are
A: Thank you. Can you sign here please?
B: Yeah. Can I have my key please?
A: Here’s your key. It’s room 234 on the second floor.
B: The lift is over there.
A: And where is the bar? It’s over there too.
B: Thanks
A: Enjoy your stay...
B: Thank you.
8) A:Good morning madam. Would you like something to drink?
B: Yes, please. I would like a coffee
A: Single or double?
B: Double please
A: Would you like something sweet (a brownie, a cake)?
B: No thanks. That’s perfect
A: Where are you from?
B: I’m from New York. I’m here on business
A: Oh!
B: Ok, it’s time for bed.
A: No problem. See you tomorrow morning madam. Have rest!
B: See you tomorrow. You too

3. 9) A: Hi! What’s on your table?
B: I have two pencils, a book, a workbook, and glasses.
A: Oh!It’s so tidy! And what do you have in your study room?
B: I have.......
A: What’s this?
B: It’s a credit card.
A: What are these?
B: They’re headphones
A: What’s that?
B: It’s a lamp
A: What are those?
B: They’re photos
A: But are they new or old photos?
B: They’re old photos
A: Really? And what about your books? Are they cheap or expensive?
B: The’re expensive books
A: What colour are they?
B: They are.....
A: And what colour is the Spanish flag?
B: It’s......
10) A: Ok children. Be quiet and open your window but don’t open the
door!
B: Come on. Let’s go!
A: Now we have to turn right?
B: But right or left?
A: I don’t know. I don’t remember
11) A: Do you go to the cinema at weekends? Yes, I do/No, I don’t
B: Do you listen to the radio? Yes, I do.
A: And do you read the newspaper? No, I don’t
B: Do you play the guitar?
A: What about Samuel? Does he drink tea? Yes, he does/No he doesn’t
B: Does he live in a house or in a flat? He lives in a flat and now he wears
glasses!
12) A: Hi....! How are you doing? It’s been a long time! How are you?
B: I’m fine thanks
A: What do you do?
B: Now I’m a waiter
A: Oh! What a surprise! Do you like your job?
B: Yes, I do but I work too many hours a day
A: Do you work inside or outside?
B: I work both inside and outside

4. A: And when do you work? I work in the mornings, in the evening, at night
or at weekend
B: Do you work with other people?
A: Yes I do
B: Do you travel/drive/make things/earn a lot of money?
A: No, I don’t
13) A: Hi. Are you....?
B: Yes, I am, but call me.....Nice to meet you
A: Nice to meet you too. Sorry I’m late
B: No problem. Let’s have a drink. A beer? A wine?
A: No thanks. Water for me. I don’t drink alcohol at lunchtime.
B: I like this place. Me too. Where do you live in.....?
A: I live in.....
B: Oh! How interesting!
A: What kind of music do you like?
B: I like pop music.
A: How many brothers and sisters do you have?
B: I have....
A: What tv programmes do you like?
B: I watch channel....
A: I like that channel too. It’s very interesting
B: What is your favourite restaurant?
A: My favourite restaurant is....
B: Really? Me too.
14) A: Hi John! Nice to see you here!
B) Excuse, what time is it?
A) It’s a quarter to eight
B) Really! Oh my God! It’s so late
A) I must go! See you on Friday!
15) A: Can I help you? What would you like?
B: A cappuccino please
A: Regular or large?
B:Regular
A: To have here or to take away?
B: To take away
A: Anything else? No thanks. A brownie for me plase...
B: Ok. How much is that?
A: That’s 12 euros. Sorry, how much?
B: It’s 12 euros. Thanks. And your change
A: Thanks. Bye!
B: Talk to you later!