English Conversation Likes And Dislikes

English Conversation: Likes And Dislikes

English Conversation Likes And Dislikes

English Conversation: Likes And Dislikes


English Conversation Dialogue 1:

1: I'm hungry, but I don't feel like cooking.

2: Do you just want to order some food?

1: Sounds good to me. What do you want?

2: I don't know. Maybe Mexican food?

1: I don't really like Mexican food. It is too spicy.

2: How about Chinese?

1: Sure, I like Chinese food. Let's call that Chinese restaurant.

2: Great, I'll get the menu.


English Conversation Dialogue 2:

1: Oh, look at that puppy!

2: I didn't know you liked dogs.

1: Are you kidding? I adore dogs.

2: Did you have a dog when you were growing up?

1: Always. We always had dogs in my family.

2: My mom was allergic to dogs, so we never had any.

1: That's too bad. I love dogs.


English Conversation Dialogue 3:

1: Do you like football? I've got an extra ticket to the Ravens game.

2: Of course, I love football.

1: I know a guy who gets these tickets from his job.

2: How does he do that?

1: His boss knows a player on the team.

2: Oh, wow. That's pretty nice.


English Conversation Dialogue 4:

1: That's a nice pen.

2: Thanks. It was a gift from my father.

1: It looks like an antique.

2: It's been in my family for a long time.

1: An heirloom?

2: I guess you could say that. I've always cherished it.


English Conversation Dialogue 5:

1: What do you think of that new guy?

2: Do you mean Tony?

1: Yeah, that guy from Manchester.

2: I don't like him.

1: Why is that?

2: He just says a lot of stupid things.

1: I guess he is pretty obnoxious.

2: Let's not invite him out with us tonight.

1: If you say so, but I hope he doesn't find out.

2: Maybe we can avoid him.