All Revision Dialogues
Prep 3 - First Term
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Dialogue 1: Hana & Soha
Hana: Can I ask you a question?
Soha: Yes, of course.
Hana: Who is your role model?
Soha: My mother is my role model.
Hana: Why do you consider her as a role model?
Soha: My mother does great efforts to help me and my family.
Hana: How do you feel towards her?
Soha: I feel grateful and proud of her.
Hana: I always feel proud of my parents.
Soha: That's great! Parents deserve our respect.
Soha: Yes, of course.
Hana: Who is your role model?
Soha: My mother is my role model.
Hana: Why do you consider her as a role model?
Soha: My mother does great efforts to help me and my family.
Hana: How do you feel towards her?
Soha: I feel grateful and proud of her.
Hana: I always feel proud of my parents.
Soha: That's great! Parents deserve our respect.
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Dialogue 2: Nader & Maher
Nader: Hi Maher, would you like to visit the museum tomorrow?
Maher: Yes, it's a good idea. What time does it open?
Nader: It opens at 9:00. Shall we go by metro?
Maher: Good idea.
Nader: When does the first metro train leave?
Maher: The first metro train leaves at 8 am.
Nader: How long does it take to get to the station?
Maher: It takes about 20 minutes.
Nader: Oh! Is the station far from the museum?
Maher: No, it's just a five-minute walk.
Maher: Yes, it's a good idea. What time does it open?
Nader: It opens at 9:00. Shall we go by metro?
Maher: Good idea.
Nader: When does the first metro train leave?
Maher: The first metro train leaves at 8 am.
Nader: How long does it take to get to the station?
Maher: It takes about 20 minutes.
Nader: Oh! Is the station far from the museum?
Maher: No, it's just a five-minute walk.
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Dialogue 3: You & Friend
You: What's wrong with you?
Friend: I have a problem.
You: What is the problem?
Friend: The problem is that my parents will be very angry with me.
You: Why will they be angry?
Friend: Because I broke my new mobile phone.
You: Can you repair it?
Friend: I can't repair it as it will cost a lot of money.
You: I will lend you the money you need.
Friend: Thank you so much! You are a real friend.
Friend: I have a problem.
You: What is the problem?
Friend: The problem is that my parents will be very angry with me.
You: Why will they be angry?
Friend: Because I broke my new mobile phone.
You: Can you repair it?
Friend: I can't repair it as it will cost a lot of money.
You: I will lend you the money you need.
Friend: Thank you so much! You are a real friend.
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Dialogue 4: Noha & Mrs. Ola
Noha: Good morning, Mrs Ola.
Mrs Ola: Good morning, Noha. How can I help you?
Noha: I need a computer, please.
Mrs Ola: Why do you need a computer?
Noha: I want to listen to some music.
Mrs Ola: Do you have a CD?
Noha: Yes, I have a CD here.
Mrs Ola: OK, you can use the computer over there.
Mrs Ola: Good morning, Noha. How can I help you?
Noha: I need a computer, please.
Mrs Ola: Why do you need a computer?
Noha: I want to listen to some music.
Mrs Ola: Do you have a CD?
Noha: Yes, I have a CD here.
Mrs Ola: OK, you can use the computer over there.
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Dialogue 5: Mother & Manal
Mother: Good evening, Manal.
Manal: Good evening, Mom. I am reading an email.
Mother: Who sent it to you?
Manal: An English internet friend sent it to me.
Mother: Is there anything new in her email?
Manal: Yes, she told me she will visit Egypt.
Mother: When will she come?
Manal: Next month.
Mother: Will she come alone?
Manal: No, she will come with her family.
Manal: Good evening, Mom. I am reading an email.
Mother: Who sent it to you?
Manal: An English internet friend sent it to me.
Mother: Is there anything new in her email?
Manal: Yes, she told me she will visit Egypt.
Mother: When will she come?
Manal: Next month.
Mother: Will she come alone?
Manal: No, she will come with her family.
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Dialogue 6: Basma & Aya
Basma: I am going to Tala Sports Club tomorrow. Would you like to come?
Aya: Of course. I'd love to. Why are you going there?
Basma: My brother is on the football team. The final match is tomorrow.
Aya: What time does the final match start?
Basma: The final match starts at 3 pm.
Aya: How long does the match take?
Basma: It takes one hour. It finishes at 4 pm.
Aya: I hope your brother wins. You are right. Final matches are hard to win.
Basma: Thank you. I wish him good luck, too.
Aya: Of course. I'd love to. Why are you going there?
Basma: My brother is on the football team. The final match is tomorrow.
Aya: What time does the final match start?
Basma: The final match starts at 3 pm.
Aya: How long does the match take?
Basma: It takes one hour. It finishes at 4 pm.
Aya: I hope your brother wins. You are right. Final matches are hard to win.
Basma: Thank you. I wish him good luck, too.
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Dialogue 7: Omar & Salesman
Salesman: Hello, can I help you?
Omar: Yes, I'd like to buy a T-shirt.
Salesman: What colour would you like?
Omar: I'd like to buy a blue one.
Salesman: What about this one?
Omar: It looks nice. Where can I try it on?
Salesman: You can try it on in this dressing room.
Omar: How much is it?
Salesman: It's 150 pounds. Anything else?
Omar: No, thanks.
Omar: Yes, I'd like to buy a T-shirt.
Salesman: What colour would you like?
Omar: I'd like to buy a blue one.
Salesman: What about this one?
Omar: It looks nice. Where can I try it on?
Salesman: You can try it on in this dressing room.
Omar: How much is it?
Salesman: It's 150 pounds. Anything else?
Omar: No, thanks.
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Dialogue 8: Mona & Amal
Mona: I am travelling by plane next Monday.
Amal: That's why you seem pleased. Where are you going?
Mona: I am going to England.
Amal: Why are you going there?
Mona: To visit my uncle.
Amal: Does he study or work there?
Mona: He works there as an engineer.
Amal: What time does the plane to England leave?
Mona: It leaves at 8 in the morning.
Mona: I wish you were with me on the plane to enjoy more.
Amal: I wish I could, but I have exams.
Amal: That's why you seem pleased. Where are you going?
Mona: I am going to England.
Amal: Why are you going there?
Mona: To visit my uncle.
Amal: Does he study or work there?
Mona: He works there as an engineer.
Amal: What time does the plane to England leave?
Mona: It leaves at 8 in the morning.
Mona: I wish you were with me on the plane to enjoy more.
Amal: I wish I could, but I have exams.
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Dialogue 9: Heba & Samar
Heba: Do you like shopping?
Samar: Yes, I do.
Heba: What do you usually shop for?
Samar: I usually shop for clothes.
Heba: Where do you usually go shopping?
Samar: I usually go shopping at some fashion boutiques in my area.
Heba: Do you spend much money on shopping?
Samar: Not too much, I only buy what I need.
Heba: What do you usually buy online?
Samar: I usually buy books and electronics.
Samar: Yes, I do.
Heba: What do you usually shop for?
Samar: I usually shop for clothes.
Heba: Where do you usually go shopping?
Samar: I usually go shopping at some fashion boutiques in my area.
Heba: Do you spend much money on shopping?
Samar: Not too much, I only buy what I need.
Heba: What do you usually buy online?
Samar: I usually buy books and electronics.
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Dialogue 10: Noha & Jana
Noha: Hi Jana.
Jana: Hi Noha. I am preparing an article for the school weekly magazine.
Noha: What is it about?
Jana: It is about the Decent Life Initiative. It is a plan to improve the quality of public services in rural areas.
Noha: Do you mean it'll help people in the villages to have better health care, education and other services?
Jana: Yes, exactly.
Noha: When will you finish this article?
Jana: I will finish it tomorrow.
Noha: Can I read it before it is published in the school magazine?
Jana: Of course, you can.
Jana: Hi Noha. I am preparing an article for the school weekly magazine.
Noha: What is it about?
Jana: It is about the Decent Life Initiative. It is a plan to improve the quality of public services in rural areas.
Noha: Do you mean it'll help people in the villages to have better health care, education and other services?
Jana: Yes, exactly.
Noha: When will you finish this article?
Jana: I will finish it tomorrow.
Noha: Can I read it before it is published in the school magazine?
Jana: Of course, you can.
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Dialogue 11: Tourist & Sami
Tourist: Excuse me, sir. Would you kindly tell me the way to the Pyramids?
Sami: Certainly. Go straight ahead, then turn right.
Tourist: How long does it take to get there?
Sami: About half an hour. Haven't you been to the Pyramids before?
Tourist: No, I haven't. This is my first visit.
Sami: I hope you will like them. They're great. Where are you staying?
Tourist: At the Sheraton.
Sami: How do you like my country?
Tourist: It's very beautiful and the people are friendly.
Sami: Nice stay.
Sami: Certainly. Go straight ahead, then turn right.
Tourist: How long does it take to get there?
Sami: About half an hour. Haven't you been to the Pyramids before?
Tourist: No, I haven't. This is my first visit.
Sami: I hope you will like them. They're great. Where are you staying?
Tourist: At the Sheraton.
Sami: How do you like my country?
Tourist: It's very beautiful and the people are friendly.
Sami: Nice stay.
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Dialogue 12: Adham & Tourist
Adham: Are you visiting Egypt on business or on holiday?
Tourist: I am on holiday.
Adham: Where do you come from?
Tourist: I come from London.
Adham: What are the most famous places in London?
Tourist: Big Ben and the Queen's Palace are the most famous places in London.
Adham: What interests you most in Egypt?
Tourist: The ancient Egyptian civilization and the Pyramids.
Adham: I hope you will enjoy your tour in our country.
Tourist: Thank you very much.
Tourist: I am on holiday.
Adham: Where do you come from?
Tourist: I come from London.
Adham: What are the most famous places in London?
Tourist: Big Ben and the Queen's Palace are the most famous places in London.
Adham: What interests you most in Egypt?
Tourist: The ancient Egyptian civilization and the Pyramids.
Adham: I hope you will enjoy your tour in our country.
Tourist: Thank you very much.
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Dialogue 13: Manal & Wesam
Manal: Hi, Wesam. Can I ask you some questions?
Wesam: Yes, of course.
Manal: Is it interesting to learn English as a foreign language?
Wesam: Yes, it is very interesting.
Manal: Why is it useful?
Wesam: Because, it is useful in our studies about many things.
Manal: Is it useful in using the computer?
Wesam: Certainly, it is useful in using the computer.
Manal: How can I improve my English?
Wesam: You should practice reading, writing, and speaking every day.
Manal: I see. I will do my best to improve it.
Wesam: Good luck! You can do it.
Wesam: Yes, of course.
Manal: Is it interesting to learn English as a foreign language?
Wesam: Yes, it is very interesting.
Manal: Why is it useful?
Wesam: Because, it is useful in our studies about many things.
Manal: Is it useful in using the computer?
Wesam: Certainly, it is useful in using the computer.
Manal: How can I improve my English?
Wesam: You should practice reading, writing, and speaking every day.
Manal: I see. I will do my best to improve it.
Wesam: Good luck! You can do it.
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Dialogue 14: Teacher & Student
Student: Good Morning, sir. May I come in, please?
Teacher: Good Morning. Yes, stand here. Why are you late?
Student: Sir, it is the bus which makes me late.
Teacher: What time do you leave home?
Student: I always leave home at quarter to eight.
Teacher: How far is your home from here?
Student: It is about 5 kilometres away.
Teacher: Then, you should leave home earlier.
Student: You are right, sir. Can I sit now, sir?
Teacher: Yes, sit down.
Teacher: Good Morning. Yes, stand here. Why are you late?
Student: Sir, it is the bus which makes me late.
Teacher: What time do you leave home?
Student: I always leave home at quarter to eight.
Teacher: How far is your home from here?
Student: It is about 5 kilometres away.
Teacher: Then, you should leave home earlier.
Student: You are right, sir. Can I sit now, sir?
Teacher: Yes, sit down.
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Dialogue 15: Reem & Azza
Reem: Good evening, Azza.
Azza: Good evening Reem. How are you?
Reem: Fine. My sister is going to get married. Would you like to come to the wedding?
Azza: I'd love to. Congratulations! When is the wedding?
Reem: It will be next Thursday.
Azza: I'm really happy for her. Where will the wedding be held?
Reem: At home. Would you invite Sama, please?
Azza: I don't know her address.
Reem: You could email her.
Azza: OK, I will email her. She's one of my Facebook friends.
Azza: Good evening Reem. How are you?
Reem: Fine. My sister is going to get married. Would you like to come to the wedding?
Azza: I'd love to. Congratulations! When is the wedding?
Reem: It will be next Thursday.
Azza: I'm really happy for her. Where will the wedding be held?
Reem: At home. Would you invite Sama, please?
Azza: I don't know her address.
Reem: You could email her.
Azza: OK, I will email her. She's one of my Facebook friends.
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Dialogue 16: Patient & Doctor
Doctor: Hello! What's wrong with you?
Patient: I have a terrible headache.
Doctor: How long have you had it?
Patient: Since yesterday.
Doctor: Do you have a fever?
Patient: No, I don't think so.
Doctor: Let me examine you. Open your mouth, please.
Patient: Ahhhh.
Doctor: You need to take some rest and drink plenty of fluids.
Patient: I have a terrible headache.
Doctor: How long have you had it?
Patient: Since yesterday.
Doctor: Do you have a fever?
Patient: No, I don't think so.
Doctor: Let me examine you. Open your mouth, please.
Patient: Ahhhh.
Doctor: You need to take some rest and drink plenty of fluids.
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Dialogue 17: Ahmed & Hatem
Ahmed: How are you, Hatem?
Hatem: Fine, thank you. What do you do in your spare time?
Ahmed: I usually read books.
Hatem: Reading is really useful. What kind of books do you like?
Ahmed: I like reading scientific books. What about you?
Hatem: I usually do sports.
Ahmed: What kind of sport do you do?
Hatem: I practise karate.
Ahmed: Karate is good, but dangerous. Why don't you play football?
Hatem: I prefer individual sports.
Hatem: Fine, thank you. What do you do in your spare time?
Ahmed: I usually read books.
Hatem: Reading is really useful. What kind of books do you like?
Ahmed: I like reading scientific books. What about you?
Hatem: I usually do sports.
Ahmed: What kind of sport do you do?
Hatem: I practise karate.
Ahmed: Karate is good, but dangerous. Why don't you play football?
Hatem: I prefer individual sports.
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Dialogue 18: Maryam & Hend
Maryam: Hello Hend, pleased to meet you.
Hend: Pleased to meet you, too.
Maryam: Where are you going this mid-year holiday?
Hend: I am going to Aswan.
Maryam: Aswan is beautiful in winter. Where will you stay there?
Hend: We will stay at my uncle's house there.
Hend: Pleased to meet you, too.
Maryam: Where are you going this mid-year holiday?
Hend: I am going to Aswan.
Maryam: Aswan is beautiful in winter. Where will you stay there?
Hend: We will stay at my uncle's house there.
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Dialogue 19: Fareeda & Mariam
Fareeda: Which type of transport do you like?
Mariam: I like trams.
Fareeda: Why do you like trams?
Mariam: I like trams because they're more fun.
Fareeda: Why are they better for the environment?
Mariam: Trams are electric, so they don't cause pollution.
Fareeda: You're right. They're better for the environment.
Mariam: Some trams have two floors; where do you like sitting?
Fareeda: I like sitting at the top.
Mariam: I agree with you because sitting at the top is interesting.
Mariam: I like trams.
Fareeda: Why do you like trams?
Mariam: I like trams because they're more fun.
Fareeda: Why are they better for the environment?
Mariam: Trams are electric, so they don't cause pollution.
Fareeda: You're right. They're better for the environment.
Mariam: Some trams have two floors; where do you like sitting?
Fareeda: I like sitting at the top.
Mariam: I agree with you because sitting at the top is interesting.
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Dialogue 20: Hazem & Assistant
Assistant: How can I help you, sir?
Hazem: I want to buy a smart TV.
Assistant: Look at these TVs, they are all new.
Hazem: Are they smart?
Assistant: Yes, all of them are smart.
Hazem: How much is the bigger one?
Assistant: The bigger one is 8000 pounds.
Hazem: Is there a discount?
Assistant: Yes, it has a discount of 20%.
Hazem: Great! I'll take it.
Hazem: I want to buy a smart TV.
Assistant: Look at these TVs, they are all new.
Hazem: Are they smart?
Assistant: Yes, all of them are smart.
Hazem: How much is the bigger one?
Assistant: The bigger one is 8000 pounds.
Hazem: Is there a discount?
Assistant: Yes, it has a discount of 20%.
Hazem: Great! I'll take it.
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Dialogue 21: Fatma & Assistant
Fatma: Good afternoon, I'd like to make a complaint.
Assistant: What is the problem, madam?
Fatma: I ordered something from your website, but it hasn't arrived.
Assistant: What did you order?
Fatma: I ordered a black kettle.
Assistant: A black kettle! Please, come to our shop.
Fatma: Where is your shop?
Assistant: It's next to the museum.
Fatma: What time do you open?
Assistant: We open from 8 am to 4 pm every day except Friday. Will you come to our shop?
Fatma: Yes, I will come tomorrow.
Assistant: What is the problem, madam?
Fatma: I ordered something from your website, but it hasn't arrived.
Assistant: What did you order?
Fatma: I ordered a black kettle.
Assistant: A black kettle! Please, come to our shop.
Fatma: Where is your shop?
Assistant: It's next to the museum.
Fatma: What time do you open?
Assistant: We open from 8 am to 4 pm every day except Friday. Will you come to our shop?
Fatma: Yes, I will come tomorrow.
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Dialogue 22: Tourist & Guide
Tourist: Can you help me, please?
Guide: Sure. What do you need?
Tourist: I want to visit the Egyptian Museum. How can I get there?
Guide: You can take the metro to Sadat station.
Tourist: Is it far from here?
Guide: No, it's only 2 stops away.
Guide: Sure. What do you need?
Tourist: I want to visit the Egyptian Museum. How can I get there?
Guide: You can take the metro to Sadat station.
Tourist: Is it far from here?
Guide: No, it's only 2 stops away.
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Dialogue 23: Mona & Huda
Mona: Good morning Huda. What do you think of my new smartphone?
Huda: It looks cool. Where did you buy it?
Mona: I bought it online at an electronic website.
Huda: I'm not good at using the computer. Is it difficult to shop online?
Mona: No, it's really easy. You can buy whatever you want on the internet.
Huda: Do you pay for the item when it comes?
Mona: No, I pay online with my credit card.
Huda: Aren't you afraid of using the password of your credit card?
Mona: I only buy from trusted sources.
Huda: You mean buying from trusted sources matters.
Mona: Exactly.
Huda: It looks cool. Where did you buy it?
Mona: I bought it online at an electronic website.
Huda: I'm not good at using the computer. Is it difficult to shop online?
Mona: No, it's really easy. You can buy whatever you want on the internet.
Huda: Do you pay for the item when it comes?
Mona: No, I pay online with my credit card.
Huda: Aren't you afraid of using the password of your credit card?
Mona: I only buy from trusted sources.
Huda: You mean buying from trusted sources matters.
Mona: Exactly.
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Dialogue 24: Sara & Noha
Noha: Hello, Sara. What are you doing?
Sara: I am reading an interesting book.
Noha: What is its title?
Sara: It is called David Copperfield.
Noha: Is it interesting?
Sara: Yes, it is very interesting.
Noha: Who is the writer?
Sara: It was written by Charles Dickens.
Noha: Can I borrow this book when you have finished reading it?
Sara: Of course, you can.
Sara: I am reading an interesting book.
Noha: What is its title?
Sara: It is called David Copperfield.
Noha: Is it interesting?
Sara: Yes, it is very interesting.
Noha: Who is the writer?
Sara: It was written by Charles Dickens.
Noha: Can I borrow this book when you have finished reading it?
Sara: Of course, you can.
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Dialogue 25: Customer & Assistant
Assistant: Hello, how can I help you?
Customer: I have a complaint about a wrong delivery.
Assistant: Oh dear, what happened?
Customer: I ordered a Kettle from your website, but you sent me a toaster.
Assistant: Could you give me the order number?
Customer: Yes, the order number is 3-5-2.
Assistant: When did you order the kettle?
Customer: I ordered it last Monday.
Assistant: Can I take your phone number, Please?
Customer: Sure, it's 01012345678.
Customer: I have a complaint about a wrong delivery.
Assistant: Oh dear, what happened?
Customer: I ordered a Kettle from your website, but you sent me a toaster.
Assistant: Could you give me the order number?
Customer: Yes, the order number is 3-5-2.
Assistant: When did you order the kettle?
Customer: I ordered it last Monday.
Assistant: Can I take your phone number, Please?
Customer: Sure, it's 01012345678.
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Dialogue 26: Sally & Randa
Sally: Hello! What are you doing, Randa?
Randa: Hello! Sally. I'm shopping online.
Sally: What are you buying?
Randa: I am ordering headphones online.
Sally: Why do you prefer online shopping?
Randa: Because it is easier to buy what I need.
Sally: Do they deliver it on time?
Randa: Yes, they deliver within two days.
Sally: How long does it take?
Randa: It usually takes 2-3 days.
Randa: Hello! Sally. I'm shopping online.
Sally: What are you buying?
Randa: I am ordering headphones online.
Sally: Why do you prefer online shopping?
Randa: Because it is easier to buy what I need.
Sally: Do they deliver it on time?
Randa: Yes, they deliver within two days.
Sally: How long does it take?
Randa: It usually takes 2-3 days.
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Dialogue 27: Rashad & Ziad
Rashad: You seem happy about your community.
Ziad: Yes, I do like mine. What about you?
Rashad: I live in a great community.
Ziad: Wow! Why do you like it?
Rashad: Because there are many sports activities.
Ziad: Sports activities? What kind of facilities are there?
Rashad: There are local facilities for people of all ages.
Ziad: Are there parks and theatres?
Rashad: Yes, there are parks and a theatre. What about yours?
Ziad: We have a nice community centre and a library.
Ziad: Yes, I do like mine. What about you?
Rashad: I live in a great community.
Ziad: Wow! Why do you like it?
Rashad: Because there are many sports activities.
Ziad: Sports activities? What kind of facilities are there?
Rashad: There are local facilities for people of all ages.
Ziad: Are there parks and theatres?
Rashad: Yes, there are parks and a theatre. What about yours?
Ziad: We have a nice community centre and a library.
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Dialogue 28: Ibrahim & Saeed
Saeed: What are you watching, Ibrahim?
Ibrahim: I am reading an article.
Saeed: An article! What is it about?
Ibrahim: It is about the Decent Life Initiative.
Saeed: What is its aim?
Ibrahim: It aims to improve the quality of public services.
Saeed: How many people has the Decent Life Initiative helped to have clean water?
Ibrahim: It has helped 377 villages.
Saeed: 377 villages! I think that's great.
Ibrahim: I agree.
Ibrahim: I am reading an article.
Saeed: An article! What is it about?
Ibrahim: It is about the Decent Life Initiative.
Saeed: What is its aim?
Ibrahim: It aims to improve the quality of public services.
Saeed: How many people has the Decent Life Initiative helped to have clean water?
Ibrahim: It has helped 377 villages.
Saeed: 377 villages! I think that's great.
Ibrahim: I agree.
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Dialogue 29: Mona & Sarah
Sarah: Our friend Sama hasn't come to school since last week.
Mona: Really? I didn't know that.
Sarah: What a pity! What happened to her?
Mona: She had an accident last week.
Sarah: Is she still in hospital?
Mona: No, she is at home now.
Sarah: Can I come with you to visit her?
Mona: Of course, we can go together.
Mona: Really? I didn't know that.
Sarah: What a pity! What happened to her?
Mona: She had an accident last week.
Sarah: Is she still in hospital?
Mona: No, she is at home now.
Sarah: Can I come with you to visit her?
Mona: Of course, we can go together.
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Dialogue 30: Magdi & Hamdi
Magdi: Good evening, Hamdi. I want to ask you for advice, Are you free?
Hamdi: Yes, I am free. What do you want?
Magdi: I want to do voluntary work. What do you advise me to do?
Hamdi: You should join a charity.
Magdi: How can I join a charity?
Hamdi: You can go there and fill in a form to join them.
Magdi: Do you know any charity in our neighbourhood?
Hamdi: Yes, there is one near the mosque.
Magdi: Can you come with me?
Hamdi: Sure, I'll come with you.
Hamdi: Yes, I am free. What do you want?
Magdi: I want to do voluntary work. What do you advise me to do?
Hamdi: You should join a charity.
Magdi: How can I join a charity?
Hamdi: You can go there and fill in a form to join them.
Magdi: Do you know any charity in our neighbourhood?
Hamdi: Yes, there is one near the mosque.
Magdi: Can you come with me?
Hamdi: Sure, I'll come with you.
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Dialogue 31: Ahmed & Clerk
Ahmed: Where does the train to Aswan leave from?
Clerk: It leaves from platform five.
Ahmed: platform five! When does the next train leave?
Clerk: The next train leaves in five minutes.
Ahmed: How long does it take to reach Aswan?
Clerk: It takes 7 hours to reach Aswan.
Ahmed: Are there any other trains to Aswan?
Clerk: Yes, there is another train at 5 pm.
Ahmed: What time does this one leave?
Clerk: It leaves at 8 am.
Clerk: It leaves from platform five.
Ahmed: platform five! When does the next train leave?
Clerk: The next train leaves in five minutes.
Ahmed: How long does it take to reach Aswan?
Clerk: It takes 7 hours to reach Aswan.
Ahmed: Are there any other trains to Aswan?
Clerk: Yes, there is another train at 5 pm.
Ahmed: What time does this one leave?
Clerk: It leaves at 8 am.
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Dialogue 32: Ahmed & Hazem
Ahmed: Good morning.
Hazem: Good morning.
Ahmed: Can I ask you some questions?
Hazem: Yes, of course.
Ahmed: What is your favourite sport?
Hazem: My favourite sport is weight-lifting.
Ahmed: Weight-lifting builds the muscles. How much weight can you lift?
Hazem: I can lift from 40 to 50 kilograms. What about you?
Ahmed: I prefer judo. Do you like judo?
Hazem: Yes, I like it too.
Hazem: Good morning.
Ahmed: Can I ask you some questions?
Hazem: Yes, of course.
Ahmed: What is your favourite sport?
Hazem: My favourite sport is weight-lifting.
Ahmed: Weight-lifting builds the muscles. How much weight can you lift?
Hazem: I can lift from 40 to 50 kilograms. What about you?
Ahmed: I prefer judo. Do you like judo?
Hazem: Yes, I like it too.
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Dialogue 33: Omar & Dentist
Dentist: Hello, Omar. What's wrong with you?
Omar: I have a toothache.
Dentist: Open your mouth, please. Which tooth hurts?
Omar: The one in the middle.
Dentist: I see. You need a filling.
Omar: I have a toothache.
Dentist: Open your mouth, please. Which tooth hurts?
Omar: The one in the middle.
Dentist: I see. You need a filling.
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Dialogue 34: Huda & Fatma
Fatma: Hi, Huda. What's wrong?
Huda: Hi, Fatma. I'm feeling very upset.
Fatma: What has happened?
Huda: I failed the English exam.
Fatma: My advice is to breathe in and out slowly.
Huda: Will that help me?
Fatma: Sure, it will help you to relax.
Huda: What else should I do?
Fatma: You should think about the present not the past.
Huda: That's good advice. You have given me great help.
Huda: Hi, Fatma. I'm feeling very upset.
Fatma: What has happened?
Huda: I failed the English exam.
Fatma: My advice is to breathe in and out slowly.
Huda: Will that help me?
Fatma: Sure, it will help you to relax.
Huda: What else should I do?
Fatma: You should think about the present not the past.
Huda: That's good advice. You have given me great help.
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Dialogue 35: Marwan & Youssef
Marwan: Hi, Youssef. This is my friend Nour.
Youssef: Nice to meet you, Nour.
Marwan: We're going to paint the walls of the community centre tomorrow.
Youssef: Great! Can I join you?
Marwan: Yes, you can join us.
Youssef: What time shall we meet?
Marwan: At 9 am tomorrow.
Youssef: Where can we meet?
Marwan: We can meet at the community centre.
Youssef: OK. I'll be there on time.
Youssef: Nice to meet you, Nour.
Marwan: We're going to paint the walls of the community centre tomorrow.
Youssef: Great! Can I join you?
Marwan: Yes, you can join us.
Youssef: What time shall we meet?
Marwan: At 9 am tomorrow.
Youssef: Where can we meet?
Marwan: We can meet at the community centre.
Youssef: OK. I'll be there on time.
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Dialogue 36: Asmaa & Hamsa
Asmaa: Today I'm going to tell you about a bad thing that happened to me.
Hamsa: What happened?
Asmaa: I broke my camera while taking a photo of my brother.
Hamsa: When did that happen?
Asmaa: That happened last week.
Hamsa: How did you feel?
Asmaa: I felt very sad.
Hamsa: Was it a cheap camera?
Asmaa: No, it was expensive.
Hamsa: Oh, dear. I think you should repair it.
Asmaa: You're right. It's a good idea to give it back to the company.
Hamsa: What happened?
Asmaa: I broke my camera while taking a photo of my brother.
Hamsa: When did that happen?
Asmaa: That happened last week.
Hamsa: How did you feel?
Asmaa: I felt very sad.
Hamsa: Was it a cheap camera?
Asmaa: No, it was expensive.
Hamsa: Oh, dear. I think you should repair it.
Asmaa: You're right. It's a good idea to give it back to the company.
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Dialogue 37: Gehan & Assistant
Assistant: Can I help you?
Gehan: Yes, I'm looking for a dress.
Assistant: What size do you want?
Gehan: I want a medium size.
Assistant: Let's see ... here's a nice white one. What colour would you like?
Gehan: I prefer blue, please.
Assistant: OK ... here's blue, does it fit you?
Gehan: OK, yes, I love it. It fits perfectly. How much does it cost?
Assistant: It's 500 pounds.
Gehan: OK, I'll take it.
Gehan: Yes, I'm looking for a dress.
Assistant: What size do you want?
Gehan: I want a medium size.
Assistant: Let's see ... here's a nice white one. What colour would you like?
Gehan: I prefer blue, please.
Assistant: OK ... here's blue, does it fit you?
Gehan: OK, yes, I love it. It fits perfectly. How much does it cost?
Assistant: It's 500 pounds.
Gehan: OK, I'll take it.
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Dialogue 38: Seleem & Mazin
Seleem: Hi, Mazin! What are you reading?
Mazin: I'm reading about Magdy Abdel Sayed.
Seleem: Who is he?
Mazin: He's a campaigner for people who are disabled.
Seleem: So, is he disabled?
Mazin: Yes, he is.
Seleem: What did he achieve?
Mazin: He won an award from Cambridge University.
Seleem: Does he still help people now?
Mazin: Yes, he still works as a campaigner.
Mazin: I'm reading about Magdy Abdel Sayed.
Seleem: Who is he?
Mazin: He's a campaigner for people who are disabled.
Seleem: So, is he disabled?
Mazin: Yes, he is.
Seleem: What did he achieve?
Mazin: He won an award from Cambridge University.
Seleem: Does he still help people now?
Mazin: Yes, he still works as a campaigner.
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Dialogue 39: Basim & Waiter
Waiter: Excuse me. Are you ready to order, sir?
Basim: Yes, please, I'd like some coffee.
Waiter: How would you like your coffee?
Basim: I'd like it black, please.
Waiter: Would you like something to eat with it?
Basim: Yes, I'd like a little piece of chocolate.
Waiter: Anything else, sir?
Basim: Do you have any newspapers?
Waiter: A newspaper? Yes, we have today's newspaper.
Basim: That's fine, I'll check the news on the internet.
Basim: Yes, please, I'd like some coffee.
Waiter: How would you like your coffee?
Basim: I'd like it black, please.
Waiter: Would you like something to eat with it?
Basim: Yes, I'd like a little piece of chocolate.
Waiter: Anything else, sir?
Basim: Do you have any newspapers?
Waiter: A newspaper? Yes, we have today's newspaper.
Basim: That's fine, I'll check the news on the internet.
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Dialogue 40: Eman & Salesman
Eman: Excuse me! I'm looking for a blouse.
Salesman: What colour do you want?
Eman: I want a red one.
Salesman: Look at this one. Do you like it?
Eman: Yes, I will try it on. Where is the changing room?
Salesman: You can try it on in this room.
Eman: It fits me well. How much is it?
Salesman: It's 250 pounds.
Salesman: What colour do you want?
Eman: I want a red one.
Salesman: Look at this one. Do you like it?
Eman: Yes, I will try it on. Where is the changing room?
Salesman: You can try it on in this room.
Eman: It fits me well. How much is it?
Salesman: It's 250 pounds.
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Dialogue 41: Sara & Mother
Mother: What's wrong with you, Sara? You seem so sad.
Sara: Nothing, mom. I just got low marks in English.
Mother: What? Why did you have low marks in English?
Sara: The exam was too difficult.
Mother: Difficult! Were all the questions difficult?
Sara: Yes. All my classmates complain too. They all got low marks, too.
Mother: No problem. You should study more English.
Sara: But I don't know how to improve.
Mother: You should revise every day and I will help you with grammar.
Sara: Thank you, Mom. I will do my best.
Sara: Nothing, mom. I just got low marks in English.
Mother: What? Why did you have low marks in English?
Sara: The exam was too difficult.
Mother: Difficult! Were all the questions difficult?
Sara: Yes. All my classmates complain too. They all got low marks, too.
Mother: No problem. You should study more English.
Sara: But I don't know how to improve.
Mother: You should revise every day and I will help you with grammar.
Sara: Thank you, Mom. I will do my best.
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Dialogue 42: Ali & Samir
Ali: What's your favourite sport, Samir?
Samir: Football is my favourite.
Ali: Why do you like it?
Samir: Because I like playing football.
Ali: Who is your favourite footballer?
Samir: Mohammed Salah is my favourite footballer.
Ali: Do you watch his matches?
Samir: Yes, I always watch his matches.
Ali: Why are you proud of him?
Samir: Because he is a great player and a good role model.
Samir: Football is my favourite.
Ali: Why do you like it?
Samir: Because I like playing football.
Ali: Who is your favourite footballer?
Samir: Mohammed Salah is my favourite footballer.
Ali: Do you watch his matches?
Samir: Yes, I always watch his matches.
Ali: Why are you proud of him?
Samir: Because he is a great player and a good role model.
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Dialogue 43: Basant & Clerk
Clerk: Can I help you?
Basant: Yes, please. What time does the next train to Aswan leave?
Clerk: It leaves at 8:30 am.
Basant: How long does it take?
Clerk: It takes about 7 hours.
Basant: Great! Can I book a ticket, please?
Clerk: Yes, of course. Single or return?
Basant: Return, please. How much is it?
Clerk: It's two hundred pounds.
Basant: Which platform does it leave from?
Clerk: From platform three.
Basant: Yes, please. What time does the next train to Aswan leave?
Clerk: It leaves at 8:30 am.
Basant: How long does it take?
Clerk: It takes about 7 hours.
Basant: Great! Can I book a ticket, please?
Clerk: Yes, of course. Single or return?
Basant: Return, please. How much is it?
Clerk: It's two hundred pounds.
Basant: Which platform does it leave from?
Clerk: From platform three.
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Dialogue 44: Maryam & Nada
Maryam: What a nice TV! When did you buy it?
Nada: I bought it last week.
Maryam: How much is it?
Nada: It cost 5000 pounds.
Maryam: Is it smart?
Nada: Yes, it is a smart TV.
Nada: I bought it last week.
Maryam: How much is it?
Nada: It cost 5000 pounds.
Maryam: Is it smart?
Nada: Yes, it is a smart TV.
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Dialogue 45: Ashraf & Omar
Ashraf: Congratulations! Have you bought a new mobile phone?
Omar: Yes, I have.
Ashraf: How much did it cost?
Omar: It's 4000 L.E.
Ashraf: Have you checked it?
Omar: Not yet. Let's check it together.
Ashraf: Look! It doesn't charge.
Omar: Oh! What shall I do?
Ashraf: You should return it to the shop.
Omar: OK. I'll go back to the shop right now to change it. Thanks for your advice.
Ashraf: You're welcome.
Omar: Yes, I have.
Ashraf: How much did it cost?
Omar: It's 4000 L.E.
Ashraf: Have you checked it?
Omar: Not yet. Let's check it together.
Ashraf: Look! It doesn't charge.
Omar: Oh! What shall I do?
Ashraf: You should return it to the shop.
Omar: OK. I'll go back to the shop right now to change it. Thanks for your advice.
Ashraf: You're welcome.
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Dialogue 46: Fady & Yasser
Fady: Where were you yesterday?
Yasser: I was at the computer shop.
Fady: At the computer shop! What did you go there for?
Yasser: To buy a computer.
Fady: Can you use it well?
Yasser: Yes, I use it very well.
Fady: Who taught you how to use it?
Yasser: My brother taught me.
Fady: Can I use it when I visit you?
Yasser: Yes, of course.
Yasser: I was at the computer shop.
Fady: At the computer shop! What did you go there for?
Yasser: To buy a computer.
Fady: Can you use it well?
Yasser: Yes, I use it very well.
Fady: Who taught you how to use it?
Yasser: My brother taught me.
Fady: Can I use it when I visit you?
Yasser: Yes, of course.
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Dialogue 47: Shady & Nader
Shady: You seem busy, Nader.
Nader: Yes, I'm very busy. I'm making a list.
Shady: What list are you making?
Nader: The things we need for our trip.
Shady: Where are you going?
Nader: To Luxor. We will stay for three days.
Shady: I don't think three days is enough to visit all the tourist places there. Why don't you stay longer?
Nader: But we can't get the money for a complete month.
Shady: OK. I'd like to come with you. How much money do you need?
Nader: Two thousand pounds.
Nader: Yes, I'm very busy. I'm making a list.
Shady: What list are you making?
Nader: The things we need for our trip.
Shady: Where are you going?
Nader: To Luxor. We will stay for three days.
Shady: I don't think three days is enough to visit all the tourist places there. Why don't you stay longer?
Nader: But we can't get the money for a complete month.
Shady: OK. I'd like to come with you. How much money do you need?
Nader: Two thousand pounds.
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