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English Dialogues
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These free English dialogues give examples of English that you can use in real life situations. However, it is unlikely your English will improve much just by reading. Print them out and practice them with friends and fellow students. Change the situations to match the ones you meet in your life. Have fun.
Buying Clothes - Eating Out - Telephone - Banking - Hotel - Complaining - Selling - Borrowing - Plans and Excuses - Flying - Finding an Apartment - Talking about the Past - Buying Electrical Goods - Reporting a Crime - Preferences - Obligations and Rules Talking about the Past
The police are interviewing a suspect
| P: |
Where were you last Tuesday evening? |
| S: |
I was staying in a hotel in Brighton. |
| P: |
Who were you with? |
| S: |
I was with my girlfriend, Joan. |
| P: |
What was the name of the hotel? |
| S: |
The George and Dragon. |
| P: |
What was your room number? |
| S: |
It was 213. |
| P: |
Did you speak to anyone? |
| S: |
Yes. I spoke to the waitress and the barman. |
| P: |
What was the barman's name? |
| S: |
His name was Colin |
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