Intermediate English Conversations

Listen to the following conversation to improve your English. To view the transcript of each conversation or schedule a private English lesson on Skype, visit my website at http://worldenglishteacher.com. Two friends are in line at the post office and are losing their patience cause the line's moving slowly. A: We've been waiting in line for like 20 minutes. B: No, it's been like an hour. A: No way. You always exaggerate. It does feel like way more than 20 minutes, though, cause the line's moving so slow. Probably cause there's only two people here. B: I bet they have more than just two people here. They're probably just taking breaks or goofing off somewhere. A: Finally, the line's starting to move. B: Hey, I didn't know you get passports at the post office. I just saw a sign for it. A: Yeah, I got mine here last year. B: Cool. I still need to get mine. I haven't ever been out of the country, so I haven't needed one. A: But you're going to Europe this summer, right? B: Yeah, so I should probably get mine soon. A: You should. It might take a while for them to send it too you.

Listen to the following conversation to improve your English. To view the transcript of each conversation or schedule a private English lesson on Skype, visit my website at http://worldenglishteacher.com. Jake, a dog, is sick and needs to go to the veterinarian (vet). One person holds him, while the other drives the car. A: So when did Jake start throwing up? B: He's been throwing up every day this week. Poor thing. A: At first, I just thought he ate some bad food, but if he's been throwing up every day, he's probably sick. B: Yeah, I think he might have worms. A: Hopefully not. B: Well, he needs to get his shots anyway. A: Do you have insurance? B: No, it's not worth it. I only come to the vet like twice a year. A: Ah, ok. So which street do I turn on? B: 5th. Thanks for driving, by the way. I have to hold Jake whenever he's in the car, or else he'll get scared. A: No problem.

Listen to the following conversation to improve your English. To view the transcript of each conversation or schedule a private English lesson on Skype, visit my website at http://worldenglishteacher.com. “E-mail Lingo” Cody helps Elaine with her e-mail account. Elaine: Just let me check my e-mail real quick. Cody: Alright, no problem. Elaine: Look. What's this mean? Cody: It says your inbox is full. So it won't let you receive any new e-mails. Elaine: Then I need to delete some messages to make room. Cody: Yeah. Why don't you delete everything in your junk mail folder first. Elaine: It should be fine now. I deleted a few e-mails with really big attachments that were taking up a lot of space.

A: So, I found a new apartment. B: I didn't know you were moving out. A: Yeah. My lease is up and I need a cheaper place. B: How much is the new one? A:$400/month, all bills paid. Plus, it's a two bedroom. B: Whoa, that's a good deal. A: I know. It's a steal.. I'm moving in this Thursday. B: Is it furnished? A: Yeah, but I still need a TV. I wanna get a free one. I already looked on Craig's List but didn't see anything. B: I have an extra one you can use until you find a better one. A: Really? Thanks. I appreciate it. http://worldenglishteacher.com

Two friends talk in the parking lot. A: Is that a new car? B: No, it's just a rental. A: That makes sense. I didn't think you could afford a car that nice. Wow, it's a convertible too. B: Yeah, it's really nice. I got in a wreck. So I'm just using this car until they fix mine. A: When'd you get in a wreck? How'd it happen? B: It was on Monday. The other driver wasn't paying attention, ran a stop sign, and hit me. A: No one got hurt, right? B: No. We were both fine. http://worldenglishteacher.com