English Conversation Delights And Surprise

English Conversation Delights And Surprise

English Conversation Delights And Surprise

English Conversation Delights And Surprise:

English Conversation Dialogue 1:

1: Happy birthday, honey.

2: Oh, wow, Curtis, you got me a kitten!

1: Well, you said you've wanted one, but couldn't make up your mind.

2: So, I guess you made it up for me, huh?

1: Yeah, I guess so. So that do you think ?

2: Oh, it's wonderful. Is it a boy or a girl?

1: A girl

2: Well, we have to come up with a name for her, don't we?

1: Any ideas?

2: We'll have to see. But thank you again so much.

1: Well, you're welcome. Happy birthday again, Emily.


English Conversation Dialogue 2:

1: Hey, Will , turn on the television.

2: Why? I'm trying to rest.

1: They're going to announce the winning lottery number.

2: Do you still buy those stupid lottery tickets?

1: Yes! Now, turn on the TV for a second.

2: Okay, okay.

1: Wait! Look. That's my number! bought the ticket.

2: What?

1: Yeah, it's right here. I won! I won!

2: Wow. I take back what I said. How much did you win?

1: Well, sixty-three dollars.

2: That's not much to win.

1: Yeah, but it's something.


English Conversation Dialogue 3

1: How many more votes are there left to count?

2: I think we're almost done. Are you allowed in the counting room?

1: Why should I not be allowed?

2: Because, silly, you're one of the candidates for class president. Remember?

1: Oh, it doesn't matter. I'm not going to win.

2: No one will win if you don't let me finish counting.

1: I'm sorry to bother you.

2: Well, Kate, it looks like you're the new class president by 4 votes.

1: Really? Wow! That vote was so close.

2: Well. You're the winner, it looks like.

1: This is such a surprise! I thought I was going to close. Wow, I'm so happy!


English Conversation Dialogue 4:

1: Can you believe what our teacher did today?

2: What did she do?

1: She gave a surprise test.

2: So? What's wrong with that?

1: Obviously, a surprise test is bad.

2: Is it bad because you were not prepared?

1: Exactly!

2: Well, that sounds like more your fault than the teacher's fault.

1: What kind of friend are you to say that?

2: I'm trust trying to be fair to your teacher.

1: Anyway, it's not like you study every night yourself.

2: True, but if my teacher gives surprise tests, I would study every night.

1: Then, they wouldn't be surprise tests!

2: Maybe you're right. Either way, I guess you should study more.

1: I don't want to talk to you right now.


English Conversation Dialogue 5:

1: I have the X-ray results back.

2: Good. What do they show you?

1: This is interesting.

2: Don't keep me in suspense.

1: Well, the pain in your leg is not from running.

2: No? Well, then what is it?

1: It's an older fracture that didn't quite heal.

2: How is that possible?

1: Have you injured that leg before?

2: Yes, I fell skiing last March.

1: Well, you probably got a small fracture at that time. Running recently just made it worse.

2: This is such a surprise! I never thought of that.

1: It's common. Just rest for a few weeks, and come back for another exam then.