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50 Easy Everyday English Dialogues

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Person A: Hi, how are you?Person B: I'm good, thanks. How are you?

Person A: Well, I should get going.Person B: It was nice talking to you.Person A: You too.

Person A: Hi, my name is John.Person B: Nice to meet you, John. My name is Mary.

50 EASY EVERYDAY ENGLISH DIALOGUES: English conversation - Lower-intermediate / A2 - B1

by Zigzag English

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Person A: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the nearest bus stop?Person B: Sure. Go straight down this street and turn left at the next intersection. The bus stop is on the right.

Person A: Can I have the menu, please?Waitress: Here you go.Person A: I'll have the spaghetti and meatballs.Waitress: Is there anything else I can get for you?

Person A: Hello, this is John.Person B: Hi, John. This is Mary. How are you ng?Person A: I'm ng well, thanks.

Person A: Excuse me, could you help me with something?Person B: Sure, what is it?Person A: I'm trying to find the library.

Person A: The library is just down the street.Person B: Thank you.Person A: You're welcome.

Person A: Excuse me, I'm not happy with my meal.Waitress: What seems to be the problem?Person A: The food is cold.

Person A: Excuse me, do you know where the nearest ATM is?Person B: Sure, it's just around the corner.

Person A: Excuse me, could you please hold this for me?Person B: Sure, no problem.Person A: Thank you.

Person A: Hey, I know a great place to go for dinner.Person B: Where is it?Person A: It's called The Red Lion.

Person A: That sounds great. Let's go.Person B: Okay, let's do it.

Person A: Hey, I know a great place to go for dinner.Person B: Thanks, but I'm not really in the mood for dinner.

Person A: I think the new movie is great.Person B: I agree. It's really well-made.

Person A: I think the new movie is terrible.Person B: I disagree. I thought it was really good.

Person A: Could you pass me the salt, please?Person B: Sure, here you go.

Person A: Would you like something to drink?Person B: Sure, I'll have a coffee.

Person A: I'd like to make an appointment with the doctor.Receptionist: What day and time would you like?Person A: How about next Tuesday at 10am?

Person A: I'm sorry, but I need to cancel my appointment for tomorrow.Receptionist: Okay, no problem.

Person A: What do you think of the new movie?Person B: I thought it was really good.

Person A: I thought the new movie was terrible.Person B: Really? I thought it was really good.

Person A: You did a great job on your presentation.Person B: Thank you.

Person A: I'm not really happy with your work.Person B: I'm sorry. I'll try to do better.

Person A: I'm not sure what to do.Person B: I think you should talk to your teacher.

Person A: What should I do?Person B: I think you should talk to your teacher.

Person A: I'm thinking of going to the movies tonight.Person B: That sounds like a good idea.

Person A: That sounds like a good idea. Let's do it.Person B: Okay, let's do it.

Person A: That sounds like a good idea, but I can't.Person B: Okay, no problem.