Dialogues to be read, translated and learnt.

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­ Good morning, Sam!

­ Hello, Frank. It’s good to see you. How are you?

­ I’m fine, thank you. And you?

­ I’m doing very well, thanks.

­ How’s your new job?

­ Nothing to complain about.

 

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- Good afternoon, Mr. Robinson.

- Good afternoon, Mrs. Smith.

- How are you this morning?

- Not too bad, thank you. How about you?

- The same. Did you have a nice week-end?

- It was great, thank you!

 

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- Hi, Ludmila! How are things with you?

- Nothing new. Same old things.

- How are you?

- Same here. It’s a beautiful, isn’t it?

- Oh, yes, great.

- Would you like to go out of town?

 

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- Good evening, Helen! I was very sorry to hear about your mother’s illness. How is she now?

- Nice meeting you, Victor. Thank you, I appreciate your concern. She’s much better.

- Is she? Happy to hear it.

 

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- Hello, Mark! Nice meeting you again. How have you been?

- I’ve been quite well and I’m happy to see you too.

- Have you been at home all this time?

- I was on vacation in Spain.

- Did you like it there?

- “Like” is not the right word. It was terrific!

- What about the rain in Spain?

- No rains at all. The weather was ideal.

 

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- Good evening, sir. I’m Ivan Petrov from Kharkiv Aviation Company Ltd.

- Good evening. Pleased to meet you.

- May I ask you some questions?

- You’re welcome.

- Your face is familiar to me, haven’t we met before?

 

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- Excuse me, are you Charlie?

- No, you’ve mistaken me for someone else.

- (in a minute) I’m sorry, are you sure you are not Charlie?

- O.K. Let me introduce myself I’m Robert.

- (in a minute) And still, let me ask you again, are you Charlie?

- Damn it! Yes, I’m Charlie if you want it.

- Strange. You don’t even resemble him.