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Diálogo en Inglés
Docente En Formación:
María Guadalupe Rentería Chávez
Curso: Inglés B1
Profesora: María Eugenia Andrade Medina
Cuarto Semestre Ciclo Escolar: 2015 – 2016
DIALOGUE IN ENGLISH
This dialog contains the tenses:
a) Present simple
b) Past simple
c) Present continuous
d) Past continuous
e) Present Perfect
f) Simple Future
g) Idiomatic Future
As a basis for structuring the conversation I took the seen in the book Straightforward
Pre-intermediate Student's Book, more precisely the units in which as student I
noticed deficiency, they were the Number 3, subsection C talking about Home town
vocabulary; that same lesson in subsection D; Number 4, subsection C talking about
Movies.
This is a dialogue that develops between a boy and a girl who are planning to go out
together...
A: Hey, what are you doing? the semester is ending and I was wondering what are
you doing on Monday, would you like to go somewhere on Monday?
B: The idea sounds fantastic, but I'm afraid I'll have to say no. That day I really can’t,
because I must submit an essay that I haven’t even started yet.
A: It's a shame! but that can be arranged, you know, what I will do now is invite other
day, why don’t we go out somewhere on Wednesday, then?
B: Sounds good, but I've always preferred hanging out on Thursday, Would there be
any problem if we change the appointment for that day?
A: Of course not, your company for me is a pleasure, I'm excited and still not reach
the day.
B: Sure yes. Well, And where should we go?
A: Let me think, what do you say if we go to the club?
B: Oh, no, I've been thinking that the club is boring, people are boring, activities are
good, but people never have good attitude.
A: I wasn’t thinking about the people, I was thinking about you and I, but if you don’t
want to go there, then… Why don’t we go eating at a restaurant outside the city?
B: Much better, I want Thursday arrives, well, I'm going to go to class, see you soon.
A: Wait, how do we go? walking or by car?
B: Walking is healthier, take public transport and reach.
A: Perfect. We go by train, but do know how to get there?
B: Mmmm ... no, we are going to ask on the road.
--- On the way to the restaurant
A: Come on! walk fast you have to find the subway station.
B: I’ve no idea of the way. Hang on. I’ll ask this guy. ‘Scuse me, could you tell us the
way to the station, please?
C: The station you want? Well, turn right when you come out of the stadium. Go
straight in. And then, take the first street on the right, ok?
A: Ok, got that.
C: It’s called Strawberry Place, all right. Cross the road, cross onto the other side,
and walk a bit, it’s not far. Go past the Metro station, on your left. Ando go to the
other side, you’ll see the bus station. It’s not hard you find, but you’d better ask for
more directions from there.
B: So we go past the Metro, then turn left and look for the bus station? OK, thanks
C: That’s right. Bye.
--- The guys just walk and walk
A: I wonder where the Metro is. He said it was near.
B: Yeah. And he didn’t say anything about that church in front of us. And, look, there’s
a roundabout, but I can’t see a bus station.
A: We’re lost, aren’t we? Come on, let’s ask someone. Excuse me, how do I get to
the train station please?
D: The train station. Just go down this street, keep going, keep going, and it’s sort of
down there. Not far, you know. You’ll see the cathedral, and then the train station is
very near after that.
B: Oh, right. Thanks a lot.
--- They followed the instructions
B: I think we’re really lost this time. That man never said anything about a shopping
Centre.
A: And the shopping Centre was ages ago.
B: And he didn’t mention that castle we walked past either.
A: No, he was talking about a cathedral.
B: Oh, well, it’s nice here, anyway, isn’t it? You see the bridge over there?
A: Yeah, that’s the famous bridge, isn’t it?
B: Why aren’t we going to go into one of these bars? Or we could have a meal in
that restaurant.
A: Good idea. We can always look for the station later.
--- Finishing their meal in the restaurant…
A: Have you done?
B: No, not yet. Give me another few minutes.
A: But you took an hour.
A: I know, but the food is delicious.
B: Oh, hurry up, please, I'm getting tired of waiting to go! The food was delicious, I
had never eaten shrimp salad that was looking like a crazy idea at first but when I
tried, I changed completely my opinion.
B: I know! I liked the food too. I'm thinking that if we had gone to the club, surely had
eaten as usual, however, here until the soup tastes delicious.
A: I love hanging out with you.
The guys will take their way back home, and that’s it.
DIÁLOGO EN ESPAÑOL
El presente diálogo contiene los tiempos verbales:
a) presente simple
b) pasado simple
c) presente continuo
d) pasado continuo
e) presente perfecto
f) futuro simple
g) futuro idiomático