1.

– I’m Barbra. Nice to meet you.

– I’m Chris. Nice to meet you, too.
2.
– I’d like you to meet Don.
– Nice to meet you. I’m Kate.
3.
– What’s your name?
– Nowak.
– I beg your pardon? What is it?
– Nowak.
– Thank you.
4.
– How are you?
– Fine, thanks. And you?
– Not too bad.
5.
– Give me my book, please.
– Here you are.
– Thank you.
– You’re welcome.
6.
– Excuse me. Is this my pen?
– Yes, it is. Here you are.
– Thank you.
7.
– Excuse me. Is this my book?
– No, it’s mine. Your book is over there.
– I’m sorry.
– That’s all right.
8.
– What is Nancy’s last name?
– I don’t know. Maybe it’s Baker.
9.
– Would you please give me that book?
– Of course. Here you are.
– Thank you.
– You’re welcome.
10.
– Would you mind giving me your book?
– No, not at all.
11.
– Could you please pass me the sugar.
– Here you are.
12.
– Excuse me. Do you have a pen?
– No, I’m sorry. I don’t.
– Thanks anyway.
– Sure.
13.
On the phone
– Hello?
– Hello. This is Mrs. Baker. Is Nancy Smith there?
– Yes, she is. Just a moment please.
– Thank you.
14.
Getting a wrong number
– Hello. I’d like to speak to Miss Hall, please.
– I’m sorry. I think you have the wrong number.
– Is this 622 333?
– No, it’s 522 333.
– Oh, I’m sorry.
– No, problem. (That’s all right)
15.
Offering a drink
– Would you like a cup of coffee?
– Yes, please.
– With cream and sugar?
– Just cream, no sugar.
– Here you are.
– Thank you very much.
– You’re welcome.
16.
– Would you care for a drink before dinner?
– Yes, I’ll have a whiskey and soda.
– And for you?
– I’d like a Long Island Tea, please.
17.
– Let’s have some coffee.
– That sounds good.
18.
– Would you like to have a cup of coffee?
– All right.
19.
In a restaurant
– A table for 2, sir?
– Yes. Is there one next to the window?
– Yes. This way, please.
*
– Here your are. Would you like a glass of wine or beer?
– Yes. Two glasses of wine, please.
– Red or white?
– White.
– Certainly, and here are your menus.
*
– Here you are. What would you like?
– I’d like a steak and salad, please.
– Would you like french fries with this?
– Yes please.
– Is that all?
– Yes, that’s all.
20.
At the ticket window
– May I help you, Ma’am?
– I’d like a ticket to Boston, please.
– One-way or round trip?
– And how much is a one-way ticket?
– It’s $ 76.
– Ok. I’ll take it. Here you are.
– Thank you. Here is your ticket and a change. Have a nice trip.
– Thank you.
21.
– When does the next train to Boston leave?
– At 9.55
– How much is the fare?
– Round-trip or one-way?
– Round-trip.
– It’s $65.40.
– I’ll take one round-trip ticket, please.
*
– Here you are. Have a nice trip!
– Thanks. Which track does that train leave from?
– Track 3.
– O.K. Thanks again.
22.
Requesting a wake-up call (in a hotel)
– I’d like a wake-up call in the morning, please.
– Of course, for what time?
– 8.00, please.
– And your room number?
– Room 353
– Fine. That’s 8.00, in Room 353, right?
– Yes. Good night.
23.
Reserving a room on the phone
– Hello. Santa Fe Hotel. May I help you?
– Yes. I’d like to reserve a room for April the 20th.
– For how many people?
– For two.
– Just a moment, please... We have a double room for $85 a night. Is that all right?
– Yes, that’s fine.
– May I have your name, please?
– It’s Chris Brown
– Thank you, Mr. Brown. That’s a double room for April the 20th.
– That’s right. Thank you.
24.
Checking into a hotel
– Good morning. What can I do for you?
– Good morning. My name is Małgorzata Kowalska. I have a reservation.
– Let me see...Yes. Can I see you passport, please.
– Here you are.
– All right. Your room number is 24. Here is your key.
*
– What time is the breakfast served?
– From 7.30 to 10.00. The restaurant is down the hall on the right.
– Thank you. And what time is the check-out time?
– 11.00 a.m.
– Thank you.
– Have a nice stay.
25.
Checking out of a hotel
– Good morning. What can I do for you?
– I’m ready to check out
– What room were you in?
 – Room 353.
– All right. Do you need some help with your bags?
– Yes, could you send a bellman up for them?
– Certainly. I’ll get your bill ready... here your are.
– Thanks. (looking bill over) It looks fine. I’d like to put it on my American Express.
26.
Greeting someone
– Katie! I haven’t seen you for a long time. How have you been doing?
– Not too bad, thanks. What’s new with you?
– Nothing much.
27.
 What is your job?
 I’m a nurse at the hospital. And what do you do?
 I’m a student.
28.
 Do you have a brother or a sister?
 I have a brother.
 What’s his name?
 It’s David.
 How old is he?
 He’s 30 years old.
 What does he do?
 He’s a writer.
29.
 Do you have a pet at home?
 No, I don’t.
 Why not?
 Because I live in a small flat. I used to have a dog.
 What was its name?
 It was Rex
 When did he die?
 He died 2 years ago.
 How old was he?
 He was 14 years old.
30. Reserving a table at the restaurant
 Pompas. How may I help you?
 Yes. I’d like to reserve a table for dinner.
 For how many people?
 6 people
 All right. May I have your name, please?
 My name is Ron Wright
 What time will you be arriving?
 Around 7:30 p.m.
 Ok Mr Wright I have a reservation for a table at 7:30 p.m.
 Yes, that’s right
 Thank you for calling. Goodbye
 Goodbye
31. Where are you from?
 Hello
 Hi
 How are you?
 I’m good. How are you?
 Good. Do you speak English?
  A little. Are you American?
 Yes
 Where are you from?
 I’m from California
 Nice to meet you
 Nice to meet you too
32. What’s your name?
 Excuse me, what’s your name?
 My name is Jessica. What’s yours?
 John
33. Asking about time
 Do you know what time it is?
 Sure. It’s 5:10 p.m.
 Thanks
 You’re welcome
34. Hungry
 Hi Sarah, how are you?
 Fine, how are you doing?
 Ok
 What do you want to do?
 I’m hungry. I’d like to eat something
 Where do you want to go?
 I’d like to go to an Italian restaurant
 What kind of Italian food do you like?
 I like spaghetti. Do you like spaghetti?
 No, I don’t, but I like pizza.
35. To drink
 Would you like something to eat?
 No, I’m full
 Do you want something to drink?
 Yes, I’d like some coffee
 Sorry, I don’t have any coffee
 That’s Ok. I’ll have a glass of water
 A small glass or a big one?
 Small please
 Here you go
 Thanks
 You’re welcome
34. Ordering food
 Hello, welcome to the Rococo Restaurant. How many?
 One
 Right this way. Please have a seat. Your waitress will be with you in a moment
 Hello, would you like to order now?
 Yes please
 What would you like to drink?
 What do you have?
 We have bottled water, juice, and Coke
 I’ll have a bottle of water please
 What would you like to eat?
 I’ll have a tuna sandwich and a bowl of chicken soup
35. Introducing a friend
 This is my friend, Clara
  Hi, nice to meet you
 Nice to meet you too
 What do you do for work?
 I’m a doctor
 Where do you work?
 Santa Fe Hospital. And what do you do?
 I’m a teacher
 What do you teach?
 I teach English
 Where?
 At a high school in New York
 That’s nice.
36. Do you have children?
 Do you have children?
 Yes
 How many do you have?
 I have two kids. A boy and a girl
 What are their names?
 Jack and Ann
 How old are they?
 Ann is 18 and Jack is 24
 Are they in school?
 Ann is. She goes to college and Jack works in a shop
 What does Ann study?
 She studies history
 Is she here now?
 No, she’s at school
37. Paying for dinner
 Excuse me. I would like a check please
 Ok, how was everything?
 Very nice. Thank you
 Would you like this to-go? (na wynos)
 Yes, that would be great
 Sure, no problem. Here you are. That’ll be 25 dollars
 Do you take credit cards?
 Yes, we accept Visa and MasterCard
 Ok, here you are
 Thanks. I’ll be right back
 Ok
 Here’s your receipt
 Thank you
 You’re welcome. Please come again.
38. Checking into a hotel, without a reservation
 Good evening
 Hi. Do you have any vacancies tonight? ( czy macie wolne pokoje)
 Yes. The rate/price is 55 dollars
 Do the rooms have internet access?
 We have wireless. If you have a computer you can use the wireless network for an additional 5
dollars
 Ok, I’d like a room please
 Would you like a smoking or a non-smoking room?
 Non-smoking
 How will you be paying?
 With a Visa
 How many people?
 Two
 Would you like a king size bed or two double beds?
 King size please
 You’re in a room 237. It’s in the second floor. Here’s your key. Sign here please.
 What time is the checkout?
 At 11:30 a.m.