English dialogues at a cinema A: We want tickets for tonight/tomorrow evening. B: Sorry, the tickets are sold out. A: Can we have two tickets for the Batman, please? B: That’s 20 EUR. Here you are. Read more
English dialogues at a bookstore A: Do you have books by ..? B: Yes, you can find all books from … in the romance section. A: Is this the latest edition? B: No, there is one more. A: Is there antique stationery nearby? B: Yes, it’s over there. Read more
English dialogues at a restaurant A: I’d like to book a table, please. B: For what day and for what time, please? A: This Saturday, 7 pm. B: For how many people? A: For 3 people. Read more
English dialogues at a bank A: Where is the City bank? B: Go past the library and you’ll find the bank. A: I want to open an account. B: Okay. What is your name? Read more
English dialogues at the library A: I want to inscribe in your library. What is the fee? B: It’s $14 per month. A: What papers are necessary for enrollment? B: You need a library registration form. A: How long the card is valid? B: The card is valid for one calendar year. Read more
English dialogues at the hairdresser A: What hairstyle would you like? B: Make my hairstyle as you want. A: I don’t want hair spray, please. B: Okay. I’m not going to put it. Read more
English dialogues at a pharmacy A: Is there a 24-hour pharmacy nearby? B: Yes. Go along this road and you’ll see it on your left. A: I need something for a headache. B: I can only give you an over-the-counter pain killer. A: Have you got a prescription? B: Yes, sure. Here you are. Read more
English conversations in a taxi A: We took a taxi to the airport. It cost £40. B: £40! Normally it costs about £20. A: I need a taxi to Trevi Fountain. B: Where from? A: Via Celio Vibenna. Read more
English conversation in a hotel A: I have a reservation under the name of Brown. B: Yes, Mr. Brown. That’s a single for two nights. Can I have your charge card, please? A: We have a reservation for two rooms. B: What is your name? Read more
English conversation at the hospital A: Tom has had a heart attack! He’s just been taken to the hospital. B: How terrible! A: Where is Sarah? B: Sarah’s in a hospital. Sarah was taken ill the other day. They’re not sure what it is yet. Read more