Through situational dialogues and fiction situational dialogues

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Appointments
Nurse: 910 25 77 Mr Smith’s surgery.

Patient: This is James Cooper.I’d like an appointment with Mr Smith

some time next Monday.

Nurse: Hold on, please, Mr Cooper. I’ll consult Mr Smith. Yes,

Mr. Cooper are you there? Can I see you on Monday next

week between 9 and 10 a.m.

What time would be convenient for you?

Mr Cooper: Let’s make at 9. 30.

Nurse: All right, Mr Cooper 9.30 next Monday.

Mr Cooper: Thank you, good- bye.

Nurse: Good- bye.

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Mr Fraser: Hello, Mr Andrew.

Mr Andrew: Hello, Mr Fraser. How are you enjoying your stay

in Tashkent?

Mr. Fraser: Very much, thank you.

Mr Andrew: I wonder whether you could come and have supper with

us one evening.

Mr Fraser: Yes, I’d like to very much.

Mr Andrew: How about tomorrow?

Mr Fraser: I’m afraid I can’t come.

Mr Andrew: What about Tuesday then?

Mr Fraser: Just a minute. Let me see. Yes, Tuesday would be fine.

Mr Andrew: Good. I’ll come and call for you at your hotel.

Mr Fraser: Thank you. What time?

Mr Andrew: Would 7 be all right for you?

Mr Fraser: Yes, that’ll be fine.

Mr Andrew: All right. I’ll see you on Tuesday then.

Mr Fraser: Yes. Good- bye, and thank you.

Mr Andrew: Not at all. Good bye.