BASIC ENGLISH DIALOGUES 1. A Wild Driver Key Words: Take it easy One-way street Such a wuss Situation: Pedro: Whoa, slow down! You almost rear-ended that SUV. Yasmine: No I didn’t. Take it easy. I have everything under control. I’m not even speeding, that much. You’re the one who doesn’t want to be late for the show. Pedro: Yeah, but I want to get there in one piece. Hey, what are you doing? You’re not going to make an illegal U-turn across four lanes of traffic, are you? Yasmine: I have to. Pedro: Why? Yasmine: I was going the wrong way on a one-way street. Pedro: Oh, geez. I think you just took 10 years off my life. Yasmine: Don’t be such a wuss. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. We’re just getting started… Pronunciation Drill: Lanes Speeding Buckle up Vocabulary: Rear-ended U-turn One-way street Have you ever been stopped for a traffic offence? Did you pay a fine? 2. Getting a Makeover Key Words: Fresh look Boost confidence Changing appearance Situation: Emma: Have you ever thought about getting a makeover? Sophia: Yeah, I've considered it. Sometimes a fresh look can be quite uplifting. Emma: I agree. It can boost confidence and make you feel like a whole new person. Sophia: And it's not just about changing your appearance; it can also reflect personal growth. Emma: True, a makeover can be a physical and emotional transformation. Sophia: Well, here's to the idea of positive change and embracing new beginnings! Emma: Cheers to that, Sophia! Pronunciation Drill: Appearance Personal growth Emotional transformation Vocabulary: Uplifting Makeover Embracing Have you ever had any other beauty treatments to improve your personal experience? 3. Who Pays? Key Words: A bit old fashioned Nice gesture Splitting the bill Situation: Alex: So, who do you think should pay on a first date? Sophia: Well, it's a bit old-fashioned, but I appreciate when the person who asked the other out covers the bill. Alex: That makes sense. It's a nice gesture to show interest and courtesy. Sophia: But, honestly, I'm all for splitting the bill too. It's more about equality these days. Alex: I agree. Splitting the bill is fair and takes off any pressure or expectations. Sophia: Exactly. The most important thing is enjoying the company and the conversation. Alex: Well said, Sophia. It's the quality of the date that counts the most. Sophia: Cheers to that, Alex! Pronunciation Drill: Interest Splitting Pressure Conversation Vocabulary: Courtesy Equality Expectation Who should pay the bill on a first date? Is it fair to expect the man to pay the bill on a first date? 4. Good Hygiene Key Words: Overall well-being Simple act Positive impression Situation: Emily: Hey, have you noticed how important good hygiene is? Chris: Absolutely. It's crucial for our health and overall well-being. Emily: It's amazing how a simple act like handwashing can prevent so many illnesses. Chris: Hygiene is not just about health; it also affects how others perceive us. Emily: True, cleanliness and grooming play a role in making a positive impression. Chris: Plus, feeling fresh and clean just boosts your confidence. Emily: So, here's to the importance of good hygiene and taking care of ourselves. Chris: Cheers to that, Emily! Pronunciation Drill: Handwashing Cleanliness Confidence Crucial Vocabulary: Hygiene Perceive Grooming Do you take it as a priority to care of your personal hygiene? 5. Starting a Blog Key Words: Share my interests and ideas Share you passion Learning process Situation: Ava: Have you ever thought about starting a blog? Ben: Yeah, I've been considering it. It seems like a great way to share my interests and ideas. Ava: It definitely is. Plus, it's a platform to connect with people who share your passions. Ben: I'm just not sure where to begin. There's so much to learn about blogging. Ava: Don't worry, it's a learning process. You can start with a topic you're passionate about and research the basics. Ben: That's a good point. I guess I should just dive in and start writing. Ava: Exactly, Ben. The most important thing is to get started. Your blog can evolve as you gain experience. Ben: Thanks for the encouragement, Ava. Here's to new beginnings! Ava: Cheers, Ben! I can't wait to see your blog take shape. Pronunciation Drill: Passionate Evolve Beginnings Vocabulary: Platform Blogging Encouragement Do you think bloggers earn too much money? Is blogging a hobby or a decent job?
