Situational Dialogue

Sandra cannot see the sentences on the board clearly. Nick advices: ________

• You should start wearing glasses.

• Are you able to see better now?

• This pain in your eyes is killing you.

• When did you last go to an eye doctor?

• You don’t focus on seeing the sentences on the board too much.

Penny is on a diet. Anna wants to know how to be slimmer like her. Penny says: ___________________

• You should stop eating bread.

• You should not go to the pub anymore.

• You should change a new chef.

• You should lose 10 pounds a week.

• You should not eat anything.

Peter feels sick during the meeting, and his boss notices that Peter cannot wait until the end of the meeting. His boss says: ___________________

• You had better go home and take a rest.

• Are you feeling better today than yesterday?

• Do you mind if I ask you a personal question?

• Can you tell me why you're smiling all the time?

• Is it possible for you to wait for the end of the meeting?

Alice goes to see a dentist. The dentist says to her that she does not seem to brush her teeth regularly and asks her to stop eating candies. Alice says: _____________

• I do but I promise that I will from now on.

• I'm warning you. You can't insult me like this.

• I've brushed my teeth regularly since I was a child.

• How do you know that I don't brush them regularly?

• Actually, I do, but I eat a lot of sweets and I can't stop myself.

David invites Bob to watch the football match tonight in a pub but Bob hasn’t heard about the match before. He says: ___________________

• It sounds good but I’m afraid I can’t.

• I didn't know there was going to be a match tonight.

• Pubs are very crowded when there is a big match on TV.

• I am not available tonight, so why don't we play another day?

• Why not? You could come to my place. Don't forget to bring some fruit, will you?

Besty complains that the weather is killing her. She can’t breathe. Paul agrees with Besty. He says: ___________________

• It's much higher than the average.

• Do you listen to the weather report?

• You don't want to swim today, do you?

• I think so, it’s boiling today.

• You should have listened to the weather forecast.

John blames himself about the bad result of the maths test. Gaby cheers him up by saying that: ___________________

• You shouldn’t criticize him so roughly.

• I don’t think you should worry about it.

• Again? I can’t believe you. It’s time you started to study.

• Don’t blame yourself. You studied as hard as you could.

• What about the other course? Are you doing better?

Tony is studying in the living room because he wants more light when his mother asks him why he is studying here, he says: ___________________

• The lamp in my room isn't working.

• I got bored in my room and wanted a company.

• I have already done my homework. I want to relax.

• There had been too much noise coming from the next door.

• Our bookshelf is in this room and I am fed up with going to my room.

Christ wants to park his car and walks to the bank, but Ann disagrees with him because the bank is far from the parking lot. She says: ___________________

• It's very difficult to find a parking place near the bank

• It may take more than an hour to walk to the bank.

• They've decided to open a new branch near here?

• Normally, I walked to school from home.

• The bank will have been closed by then.

Tom and Wilma went to a restaurant but Tom felt unpleasant with the service, so he wanted to leave a tip less than a dollar but Wilma disagreed with him, she said: ___________________

• They didn't offer us coffee, either.

• If I were you, I wouldn't leave that amount.

• How about leaving nothing? I wasn't satisfied with it.

• Why do you say that? Wouldn't it be too little?

• Instead of leaving a tip, I think we should complain to manager.