The document provides sample dialogues for useful English conversations in different common situations: at the doctor's office, at a shop, at a hotel, at a train station, and at a restaurant. The dialogues demonstrate polite greetings, questions asked, and responses provided between customers and service providers in each setting.

1. USEFUL DIALOGUES
IN ENGLISH

2. AT THE DOCTOR
• HELLO
• HELLO, CAN I HELP YOU?
• YES PLEASE, I THINK THAT I HAVE BROKEN MY ARM
• OK, CAN YOU MOVE IT TO THE LEFT?
• NO, I CAN’T. IT HURTS A LOT!
• WELL, YOU NEED TO GO TO THE X-RAYS ROOM
• OK, SIR. CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE IT IS, PLEASE?
• OF COURSE, TURN LEFT AND IT’S THE FIRST DOOR ON THE RIGHT
• THANK YOU
• YOU’RE WELCOME

3. AT THE SHOP
• SORRY, HAVE YOU GOT THESE TROUSERS IN BLUE?
• I’LL CHECK IT IN A MINUTE.
• OK, THANK YOU
LATER…
• SORRY, WE HAVEN’T GOT IT IN BLUE BUT WE’VE GOT IT IN RED AND BROWN
• MMM, I LIKE THE BROWN ONE, TOO. I’LL TAKE IT, THANKS.
• OK, IT’S ON SALE, ONLY 10 EUROS, PLEASE.
• OH, LUCKY ME! HERE YOU ARE
• THANK YOU, BYE
• BYE

4. AT THE HOTEL
• GOOD MORNING
• GOOD MORNING, CAN I HELP YOU?
• YES, PLEASE. I‘D LIKE A ROOM
• FOR HOW MANY PEOPLE?
• TWO PERSONS
• OK, AND HOW LONG ARE YOU GOING TO STAY?
• FOR A WEEK, PLEASE
• I MAKE A RESERVATION, FOR WHICH DAY?
• THE 20TH OF JULY
• OK, READY. SEE YOU ON JULY, THEN.
• THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

5. AT THE TRAIN STATION
• HELLO
• HELLO, CAN I HELP YOU?
• I’D LIKE A TICKET FROM HUESCA TO MADRID, PLEASE.
• OF COURSE, WHAT TRAIN ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE?
• I WANT TO TAKE THE ‘AVE’
• WHAT TIME DO YOU PREFER: 12:00 IN THE MORNING OR 8:30 IN THE
EVENING?
• 12:00 IN THE MORNING, PLEASE.
• OK, WAIT A MOMENT.
• HERE YOU ARE. HAVE A NICE TRIP!
• THANK YOU

6. AT THE RESTAURANT
• HELLO
• HELLO, I ‘D LIKE TO BOOK A TABLE FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
• HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE?
• TWO PLEASE
• AND, WHO I MAKE THE RESERVATION FOR?
• FOR PABLO GOMEZ
• ALL RIGHT, WHAT TIME DO YOU WANT TO COME?
• AT 8:00, PLEASE.
• OK, THANK YOU FOR TRUSTING IN OUR RESTAURANT.
• THANK YOU.