Speaking skills. Make up dialogs

Bill: Hi, Mary. How are you?

Excuse me, Mary. Is this your

book?

OR

Mary: Let me see. I don’t think so.

Fine, Bill. And you?

Bill: I’ll check with Bob.

OK. I have to rush.

OR

Mary: Why? What’s up?

That’s a good idea. Where is he,

anyway?

Bill: I’m late for class.

I’m not sure. I’ll look in the

cafeteria.

OR

Mary: Good idea. I’m going this way

too. I’ll walk with you.

I see. Then go ahead. I’ll see you

later.

Bill: Don’t you have a class now?

See you after lunch.

OR

Mary: OK. Outside the cafeteria.

No, not until this afternoon.

Tom: Good evening. What would you

recommend for dinner?

Hi. Can I have a hamburger,

please.

OR

Waiter: Sure, what do you want on it?

The fish is excellent. It’s fresh

founder.

Tom: That sounds good. I’ll take it.

Some ketchup and a pickle,

please.

OR

Waiter: Would you like a vegetable also?

We have carrots and spinach.

OK. Do you want anything to

Drink?

Tom: Fine. I’ll take that.

No, that’ll be all.

OR

Waiter: That’ll be two-fifty.

Good. I’ll have everything for

you in a few minutes.