Situational English oral communication dialogue?

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English situational oral communication dialogue 1

Steven went into a video store to buy some records.

Steven walks into a video store and wants to buy some records.

Shop assistant: Yes, sir. What can I do for you?

Shop assistant: Welcome, sir. What do you want?

Steven: I want to buy some records.

Steven: I want to buy some records.

Assistant: Whose record do you want?

Shop assistant: Whose record do you want to buy?

Steven: Do you have any records of Michael Jackson?

Steven: Are there any records of Michael Jackson here?

Shop assistant: His records have been sold out. The new version will be available next week.

Shop assistant: His records have been sold out, and there won't be a new one until next week.

Steven: Oh. It is too late. Maybe I should go to other video stores.

Steven: Oh, that's too late. Maybe I should go to another video store.

English situational oral communication conversation II

Today is Julia's birthday, so Steven walks into a flower shop to buy her flowers.

Today is Julia's birthday, so Steven walks into a flower shop to buy her flowers.

Florist: Hello! Can I help you?

Flower seller: Hello, can I help you?

Steven: Today is my wife's birthday, so I want to buy a bunch of flowers for her.

Steven: Today is my wife's birthday. So I want to buy her a bunch of flowers.

Florist: What kind of flowers do you want?

Flower seller: What kind of flowers do you want?

Steven: I don't know.

Steven: I don't know yet.

Florist: How about roses? It is the most suitable kind for couples.

Flower seller: How about roses? It is the most suitable gift for lovers.

Steven: But Rose is too thin.

Steven: But roses are too common.

Florist: So, how about violets? It means eternal beauty.

Flower seller: How about violets? Its flowery language is eternal beauty.

Steven: It looks good. Please wrap me a bunch of violets.

Steven: It tastes good. Please bring me a bunch.

Oral English Situational Conversation III

It's time for Steven to check out. He came to the reception desk.

It's time for Steven to check out. He came to the reception desk.

Clerk: Good morning, sir. Are you checking out now?

Clerk: Good morning, sir. Are you checking out now?

Steven: Yes. Steven smith, room 609.

Steven: Yes. Steven smith. Room 609.

Clerk: OK. Mr. Smith, here is your bill. Four nights, each night 100 dollars, this is the meal you used in our hotel. The total is 660 dollars.

Clerk: Here is your bill, Mr. Smith. ***4 nights, one night 100 USD, and the hotel meal fee is 660 USD.

Steven: Can I pay by credit card?

Steven: Can I pay by credit card?

Clerk: Certainly. May I have your card, please

Clerk: Certainly. Please give me the card.

Steven: Here you are.

Steven: Here you are.

Clerk: Please sign here.

Clerk: Please sign here.

Steven: OK. Can you leave my luggage here until I'm ready to leave this afternoon? I want to say goodbye to some of my friends.

Steven: OK. Can I leave my luggage here and pick it up when I leave this afternoon? I want to say goodbye to some of my friends.

Clerk: Yes, we'll keep it for you. How many pieces of luggage do you have?

Shop assistant: OK, we'll keep it for you. How many pieces of luggage do you have?

Steven: Only three. I'll be back at 3 pm.

Steven: Only three. I will be back at three o'clock in the afternoon.

Clerk: That's good. Have a nice day!

Shop assistant: OK, have a good time!

Steven: Thank you. See you later.

Steven: Thank you. Goodbye!