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Job Fair

A: I hope I can find a job after graduation.

B: What is your major?
A: My major is Law faculty.
B: Nursing/Midwifery majors aren't very high in demand, but you'll do
fine.
A: What makes you say that?
B: You're smart and likeable. Don't worry.
A: Thanks, but I'm still scared.
B: Oh, hey! You should go to the job fair.
A: We have that here?
B: Yes. Take advantage of it.
A: Have you ever been there?
B: Yes, and it's really helpful. Dress nicely!
Studying Abroad

A: I'm planning to study abroad this summer.

B: Cool! Where are you going?
A: I'm going to … (Asalmu).
B: What are you studying there?
A: I'm taking a Nursing/ Midwifery class.
B: That sounds interesting.
A: I'm excited to learn in a totally new environment.
B: (Asalmu) seems beautiful.
A: It's beautiful in the pictures I've seen.
B: Take a lot when you're there.
A: I will, and I'll study hard, too.
B: Also, learn some (Italian) while you're there.
Writing Workshop

A: Want to go to the writing workshop with me today?

B: Nah man, my writing skills is tight.
A: You mean "are" instead of "is," right?
B: Yeah, of course!
A: You should come with me. Our college has great workshops.
B: I don't want to look stupid.
A: You won't. You look stupid using incorrect grammar.
B: Fine. How long is the workshop?
A: It's about an hour.
B: I don't think my attention span is more than 5 minutes.
A: Don't worry, I'll pinch you to wake you up.
B: That's a clever idea.
Talking to a Counselor

A: I'm glad you came to talk to me today.

B: You kind of forced me to.
A: That's because I'm worried.
B: What are you worried about?
A: You withdrew from 4 of your 5 classes last semester.
B: I was doing poorly!
A: And why was that exactly?
B: It was just too hard.
A: You're really behind now. You might have to spend 6 years here.
B: Can't I just take summer classes?
A: Yes, but you don't want to stress yourself out.
B: I don't really have a choice.
In Need of a Law Counselor

A: I would like to see my counselor now.

B: Sorry, she doesn't have any time today.
A: Are you serious?
B: Yes, I am. Please make an appointment for next week.
A: I really need to see her.
B: I'm sorry, but you really can't.
A: I swear, I will bang on her door and scream.
B: Don't make a scene.
A: If you don't want me to make a scene, tell the counselor I'm here.
B: Fine! You can only talk to her for five minutes, though.
A: That's all I need.
B: Next time, you'd better make an appointment.
Leaving School

A: I have to leave class early tomorrow.

B: I don't like that. Just don't come to class.
A: Don't be like that, Professor! I have to attend my mom's funeral.
B: I'm sorry for your loss.
A: It's okay. I'm going to miss her.
B: I lost my mom when I was in college, too.
A: Saddest thing ever, right?
B: Yes. You know what? Take a week off school.
A: I can't do that. I have too many responsibilities.
B: Take my advice.
A: I'll think about it.
B: If you ever need to talk, my door is open.
Being Absent

A: Why were you absent yesterday?

B: Why do you care?
A: You should be thankful I care so much about your education.
B: The truth is, I didn't hear the alarm clock.
A: You missed out on a very important lecture.
B: It happens. I'll just ask my friend what was on the lecture.
A: Is she a good note taker?
B: I don't know. I guess?
A: If you were in class, you wouldn't have to rely on anyone's notes.
B: I can't change the past.
A: I know. Anyways, you should increase the volume on your alarm clock.
B: I suppose I could do that.
Borrowing Class Notes

A: Can I borrow your class notes from yesterday's lecture?

B: Heck no! You're so lazy.
A: What are you talking about? I was sick yesterday.
B: I don't care. Ask someone else.
A: You're so mean!
B: I can't let anyone borrow my class notes.
A: Why not? They're just notes.
B: I let a classmate borrow my notes once, and she sold copies to people.
A: That's crazy! For how much?
B: She sold each class note set for $5.
A: Don't worry, I promise not to sell your notes.
B: I can't take your word for it.
An Honest Student

A: I have to tell you something.

B: What is it?
A: You graded my test incorrectly. I got this wrong, but you didn't mark it.
B: Wow! I have never met a more honest student.
A: I just felt wrong.
B: Just keep the score you have.
A: Really? That's awesome.
B: Yes. I have to ask, why did you decide to tell me?
A: I'm really bad at lying.
B: That's a good thing! Your honesty is praiseworthy.
A: Thanks. Want to give me extra credit?
B: Don't push it.
Borrowing Class Notes

A: Can I borrow your class notes from yesterday's lecture?

B: Heck no! You're so lazy.
A: What are you talking about? I was sick yesterday.
B: I don't care. Ask someone else.
A: You're so mean!
B: I can't let anyone borrow my class notes.
A: Why not? They're just notes.
B: I let a classmate borrow my notes once, and she sold copies to people.
A: That's crazy! For how much?
B: She sold each class note set for $5.
A: Don't worry, I promise not to sell your notes.
B: I can't take your word for it.
Turning Homework in Late

A: May I turn in my homework tomorrow?

B: It's due today.
A: I know, but I don't have it right now.
B: How come? Your dog ate it?
A: No! I left it at home.
B: I can't take your word for it.
A: Why not? I'm an A+ student.
B: How do I know if you even did the homework?
A: I'll ask my mom to take a picture of it and send it to me.
B: That's fair enough.
A: Thanks. Also, you should try trusting students more. We're not all that bad.
B: I'll try, but I can't promise anything.
A Busy Professor

A: Hey, Professor Hill.

B: What is it?
A: I've been having trouble with derivatives.
B: That's not good. There's a test on derivatives next week.
A: I know. Can I make an appointment with you for some help?
B: I'm a busy man.
A: You didn't even check your schedule yet!
B: I know I'm busy, because many people already made appointments.
A: So I'm hopeless?
B: Of course not! There's the tutoring center.
A: But the tutors are not professors. They're just students.
B: They might surprise you.
Buying Textbooks

A: I can't spend anymore money after I buy my English textbook.

B: How much is your English textbook?
A: It's $198. I'm not kidding.
B: That's ridiculously expensive! What's the title of the textbook?
A: It's called How to Write Well.
B: Dude, someone is selling that book for $30.
A: No way. What edition is it?
B: I think it was the 10th edition.
A: Oh, no wonder he or she is selling it for only $30.
B: What edition do you need?
A: I need the 21st edition.
B: The publisher seems to be really making money, considering the number of
editions.
Sharing News

A: Did you hear about Joseph and Michelle?

B: No, what happened? Did they have a divorce?
A: Oh, no. They are pregnant.
B: Really? How far along is Michelle?
A: Joseph told me that she is four months.
B: Oh, okay. How is he handling the news?
A: He was a mess the last time I saw him.
B: How is he now? Is he still crazy?
A: Actually, he seems relaxed and collected.
B: I can't believe Joseph is going to be a father.
A: It's trippy, huh? He is our age.
B: This is making me feel really old.
Asking for Donation

A: Would you like to donate money for Christopher?

B: Wait, what happened to Christopher?
A: He was hit by a car after school the other day.
B: What? That was terrible!
A: That day I was going to walk home with him, but I decided to go to the library.
B: I can't believe it. Is he okay?
A: He broke some bones, but other than that, he is okay.
B: Oh, great! So, why are you collecting money for him?
A: The hospital bills are sort of steep. His parents can't afford it.
B: Oh, wow! Well, here is my last $10. Please send my best to Chris.
A: Thank you. Every dollar counts.
B: Bless your heart for helping him out.
Sharing News

A: Did you hear about Joseph and Michelle?

B: No, what happened? Did they have a divorce?
A: Oh, no. They are pregnant.
B: Really? How far along is Michelle?
A: Joseph told me that she is four months.
B: Oh, okay. How is he handling the news?
A: He was a mess the last time I saw him.
B: How is he now? Is he still crazy?
A: Actually, he seems relaxed and collected.
B: I can't believe Joseph is going to be a father.
A: It's trippy, huh? He is our age.
B: This is making me feel really old.
Invitation

A: Would you like to go see a movie tomorrow night?

B: I am busy tomorrow night, but I am free the night after.
A: That's great! What time should I pick you up?
B: 8 p.m. would be great.
A: Well, 8 p.m. it is. What movie would you like to see?
B: I'm not sure. Which movies are out right now?
A: I actually don't know. How about we choose when we get there?
B: Sure thing, that sounds great.
A: Okay, should I pick you up at your house? Or do you want to meet somewhere?
B: I live by school; if you want, we could meet there.
A: Sure. I drive a white Nissan Sentra. I'll text you later on, okay?
B: That sounds great. I'll be waiting for your text.
Sports (3)

A: Can you explain baseball to me?

B: I can try to explain the basics. What do you want to know?
A: What are strikes?
B: Every batter has three strikes. When they get three strikes, they are out.
A: Okay, but what about when the umpire calls a ball?
B: Once an umpire calls four balls, then the batter goes to first base.
A: What happens when a pitcher hits a batter with the ball?
B: The batter goes to first base.
A: What if someone is on first base?
B: Then whoever was on first base goes to second base.
A: Oh, okay. What's a no-hitter?
B: A no-hitter is when a team doesn't get a hit throughout the game.
A: So, that's a good thing for the pitcher?
B: Yes, because that means he pitched really well.
Sharing News

A: Did you hear about Joseph and Michelle?

B: No, what happened? Did they have a divorce?
A: Oh, no. They are pregnant.
B: Really? How far along is Michelle?
A: Joseph told me that she is four months.
B: Oh, okay. How is he handling the news?
A: He was a mess the last time I saw him.
B: How is he now? Is he still crazy?
A: Actually, he seems relaxed and collected.
B: I can't believe Joseph is going to be a father.
A: It's trippy, huh? He is our age.
B: This is making me feel really old.