English Conversation Questions PDF

Select a word or phrase to complete the conversation shown below. 1 C: What’s Man: C What's wrong? Woman: I don't feel very well. B: was Man: Did you go out last night? Woman: No, I B w as too tired. B: Ever Man:...

Select a word or phrase to complete the conversation shown below. 1 C: What’s Man: C What's wrong? Woman: I don't feel very well. B: was Man: Did you go out last night? Woman: No, I B w as too tired. B: Ever Man: The music was fantastic, wasn't it? Woman: Yes, it was the best concert I've B ever been to. D: leave Woman: Hello! Can I D leave a message for Jim? Man: Hang on! Just let me find a pen B: to tidy Man: Can you help me fix this bicycle before we close the shop? Woman: I'm sorry, Mr Patel's asked me B to tidy up the shop first. B: Never Girl: How often do you play football? Boy: Actually, I B never play football. Girl: Really? I thought you liked it. A: Would Woman: I'm really thirsty. Man: A Would you like a cup of tea? D: enough Woman: Would you like another coffee? Man: No thanks, I've had D enough. A: did Boy: When A did George start learning French? Girl: About two years ago, I think. C: even though Woman: I thought you didn't like holidays by the sea? Man: Well, C even though I don't like lying on a beach, I still enjoy swimming in the sea. what B What do you do? Woman: Man: I'm a chef in an Italian restaurant. enough Boy: What's the matter? Girl: I've lost my place on the hockey team. Boy: That's probably because you didn't practise A enough. Bored Woman: Did you enjoy reading the book? Man: No. I was really C bored by the end of it. Big Woman: You must be very pleased with yourself for winning that race. Man: It's no D big deal, honestly. I didn't set out to win, I did it for the exercise. Should Boy: Shall we go shopping this morning? Girl: No, we D should finish our homework first. It has to be in tomorrow. Can’t Woman: Look! Is that David over there! Man: Oh, it A can't be. He looks so thin! Woman: It's him, all right. I hope he's okay. IF Man: Will you be at John's party tomorrow? Woman: Well, I'll come A if I finish work in time. Tomorrow Man: Your mobile phone looks a bit old! Woman: I'm going to get a new one B tomorrow. Near Woman: Are there any shops A near your house? Man: Yes, it's quite a busy area. Have Woman: I'll be back in the office early on Monday. Man: Right. C Have a good weekend, then. It’s Boy: Do you like playing this computer game? Girl: No. A It's boring. Shall we choose something else to play? Can’t Man: Who's that in the sports car? Woman: It A can't be Frank. He hasn't got a car like that. There Woman: Is D there any ice in the fridge? Man: Yes. Help yourself. much Man: Does it cost B much to fly from London to Edinburgh? Woman: I think it's cheaper if you book on the Internet. should Man: Sam C should have been at the meeting this morning. Woman: I know, but he missed his train. Being stroked Woman: Don't stroke the cat! Man: Why? Doesn't your cat like C being stroked. Woman: Not this one! sensible Woman: Do you think Sam will be OK travelling on his own? Man: Oh, yes! He's a very A sensible person. Suits Man: You should buy that dress – it looks really nice on you. Woman: I like it but I'm not sure whether the colour B suits me. in Husband: Where's Billy? Wife: He's B in his bedroom, I think. Piece Woman: Can I have your email address, please? Man: Have you got a C piece of paper? I'll write it down for you. told Boy: What's the homework for tonight? Girl: The teacher B told us to revise the irregular verbs. Even though Man: Don't you think John's work has improved a lot? Woman: I do, but D even though his grammar is better, he still needs to learn more vocabulary. Neither did I Girl: I really didn't enjoy the school trip! Boy: B Neither did I , it was so boring! Left Man: When does the Manchester train leave? Woman: It's just A left. If you hurry, you might catch it. borrow Girl: Could I D borrow your pen for a minute? Boy: Yeah, sure! really Boy: What have you done to your leg? Girl: Oh, I fell over yesterday and it D really hurts now. seem Boy: Do you know what's wrong with Olga? Girl: No, but she does A seem upset about something. whose Woman: Do you know Mark? Man: Is he the one C w hom sister works in the supermarket? Woman: That's him! Woman: This is an interesting article. Man: Why's that? Woman: A scientist in the States reckons A it w as global warming that killed the dinosaurs! come Woman: So Harry's new job wasn't all it was cracked up to be, then? Man: No – he's trying to C come to terms with the fact that he's never going to find the perfect job. To have Man: Good morning madam. Can I help you? Woman: Yes, could I arrange an appointment A to have my eyes tested? made Girl: What did you give your little brother for his birthday? Boy: A toy train C made of chocolate. Girl: I'm sure he loved that! Look for Man: Why did you decide to A look out another job? Woman: I wasn't happy with the one I had. The second highest Man: Did you know that Hong Kong has D the second highest population density in the world? Woman: Yes, apparently people live longer there than anywhere else! Haven’t Woman: Can I borrow a pen? Man: Sorry, I D haven't got one. Shouldn’t Man: I've brought these flowers to say thanks for a lovely evening. Woman: Oh, you really D shouldn't have! I’d be Woman: I was really hoping C I'd be promoted this year. Man: And weren't you? Woman: No, my boss obviously doesn't appreciate me! those Man: Look at D those horses over there! Woman: Oh, yes – they're beautiful, aren't they? am going Girl: What are your plans for the weekend? Boy: I D am going to the cinema with Sarah. too Boy: Why aren't you coming swimming with us tomorrow? Girl: I'm just B too busy to go. upgrade Man: That mobile phone looks cool. Is it new? Woman: Yes. I was offered an D update by the phone company. me Woman: Where did you get that pen? Man: Peter gave it to A me yesterday. Man: Are you coming into the pool? Woman: No, the water's freezing cold. Man: It's OK once you've B got used to it. Woman: Come in – you look a bit cold. Man: Thanks – the wind's so strong it nearly blew my hat A up. I’ll take Man: I've got some letters to post. Woman: A I'll take them to the post office if you like. Make a habit of Woman: I didn't want to get up this morning. Man: Well, you shouldn't D make a habit of going to bed so late. It doesn't do you any good. Could Man: C Could I speak to Mr Brown, please? Woman: He's not here, I'm afraid. worst Man: I didn't like the show much, did you? Woman: No. It was one of the B w orst I've ever seen. Look after Man: I can't come and see you tomorrow after all. Woman: Why not? Man: I have to D look after my sister while my mother's working. You’ll have finished Woman: I'm sick and tired of working on this project, day in, day out. Man: Don't worry. By this time next week, B you'll have finished it completely. going Woman: Do you fancy going to Alisha's party? Man: I'm not sure. I don't really feel like D going out tonight. Husband: Has Sam said anything about when I should pick him up from the airport? Wife: Yes. He said A he met you at the airport at five o'clock. cheaper Woman: I always travel by bus. Man: Why? Woman: Because it's B cheaper than the train. Getting used to Man: How do you like living here? Woman: When I first arrived it was hard but I'm slowly C getting used to it! what Man: Do you ever go to the theatre? Woman: Not very often. C What about you? had Woman: Why do we never do anything interesting in the evenings? Man: Well, if we A had enough time, we could – but we always seem to be busy. An update Woman: Is there anything urgent that needs doing this afternoon, Mr Green? Man: Actually, yes. I'd like D an update on total sales for this month, please. outbreak Man: I was just watching the local news on TV. Woman: Anything to report? Man: There's been another A outlet of the flu. lesser Woman: I don't like the idea of the company being taken over. Man: No, but it's the D least of two evils so we'll have to accept it. have Woman: How many children D have you got? Man: Three. Two girls and a boy. I’ll do Woman: I don't know how I'm going to manage without a car! Man: Well B I'll do what I can to help you out. Woman: Thanks, that would be great. on Man: These two coats look the same. Which one is yours? Woman: I think mine's the one D on the left. near Woman: Are there any shops A near your house? Man: Yes, it's quite a busy area. them Woman: Oh dear, I've left my gloves in the car. Man: Don't worry, I'll get C them for you. Man: So were your kids happy to see you when you got home from your trip? Woman: D simply I don't know if they missed me or my cooking. I had walked through the door when they were demanding supper! at Woman: Can you tell me where the nearest garage is? Man: Turn right A on the next crossroads. You can't miss it. Woman: Thanks. how Man: D How did you get to Paris? Woman: By coach. It was a lot cheaper. wonder Boy: That new student's called Maria. Girl: I A ask where she lives? Boy: Near the bus station, I think. by Man: Are you sure you're telling me the truth? Woman: What do you mean D about that? keep Woman: There have been a lot of arguments in the staff room this week. I'm not sure whether to get involved. Man: If I were you, I'd C keep my head down. You don't need problems like that. anything Man: Did you go shopping last weekend? Woman: Well, yes, but I didn't actually buy B anything. just Man: I think it's time we called it a day! Woman: That's A just what I was thinking. Just as Woman: I've got loads of old discs in my cupboard. Man: What are you going to do with them? A just as Woman: I don't know – it seems like we get used to one thing, something new comes along! quite Woman: Have you made any friends since you came here? Man: It was difficult at first but I've got A quite a few now. Woman: A How did you get home last night? Man: I got a taxi. Turn down Man: I had to D turn dow n that job offer in the end. Woman: Why? Man: The salary just wasn't good enough. She’s Man: What's Julie doing? Woman: I think A she's on the phone. If only Woman: You think you're the world's greatest expert on everything, don't you? Man: B If only I were! I'd probably be a millionaire by now! grumbling Woman: Michael looks fed up. Man: Yes, he's just been C grumbling about his new promotion. Woman: What's the problem? Isn't he getting enough money? Had been talking Woman: Were you surprised to hear about the hospital closures? Man: Not at all. Government ministers A had been talking about shutting down local hospitals long before it actually happened. Wife: Do you fancy going to that new restaurant in town? Husband: Oh, I'm really tired. Let's eat C out this evening. leave Woman: Hello! Can I D leave a message for Jim? Man: Hang on! Just let me find a pen. we Woman: Did you and Sally go to the meeting last night? Man: No, B we couldn't go. Sally wasn't well. You’ve had Man: Oh, B you've had your hair cut. You look really different now, but I like it. Woman: Thanks. I wanted a change. benefit Man: How's Carlo getting on with his geometry? Woman: Well, I think he'd really B benefit from a few private lessons. I’ll have been doing Man: I hear you're retiring next year. Woman: That's right! D I'll have been doing my job for 30 years by then and I think that's long enough! at Woman: Can you tell me where the nearest garage is? Man: Turn right C at the next crossroads. You can't miss it. Woman: Thanks. Was invented Woman: Do you know who came up with the idea of the ball point pen? Man: I think it A w as invented by a man called Lazlo Biro. Not to ride Boy: Where's your bike? Girl: The police warned me B not to ride it without my lights, so I left it at school. until Woman: What do you think is the best age to get married? Man: I'm not sure. Woman: Well, I'm not going to get married D until I'm at least 30. enough Woman: I enjoyed the film so much that I was a bit apprehensive about going to see the stage production of 'Lord of the Rings'. Man: And what did you think of it? Woman: Oddly C enough , I thought the play was much better. go Woman: Why did Luke A go home so early? Man: He wasn't feeling very well. Is calling Man: Could I speak to the manager, please? Woman: Certainly. Who shall I say C is calling ? Boy: Don't you think Richard's just C like his brother? Girl: Well, they are twins, you know! Woman: You met Mr Smith at the last meeting, D haven't you ? Man: Er... I don't think so. mine Man: Whose is that money on the table? Woman: It's B mine. I forgot that I left it there last night. We’ll be packing Man: What are you smiling about? Woman: I was just thinking – this time next week C w e'll be packing our suitcases to go on holiday Man: I thought Jack left work early to pick up his daughter from school! Woman: Me too - but apparently D he's been going to the gym all these weeks instead. Woman: We haven't got A any eggs in the fridge. Man: Really? Woman: No, there are only three. Not to have done Man: I'm sorry I took the money without asking. Woman: Well, you really ought C not to have done it. Man: Don't worry. It won't happen again. Shouldn’t Man: I've brought these flowers to say thanks for a lovely evening. Woman: Oh, you really D shouldn't have! on Boy: Didn't you tell Michel he could keep the book? Girl: I did, but he insisted C on giving it back.