Download Words in Telephone Office
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These are various words you can use English Speaking In Telephone Office –
- Telegraph
- Local Telegraph Office
- Long Distance Telegram
- Slot
- Answer
- Nickel
- Pay
- Dime
- Word
- Quarter
- Desk
- Receiver
- Count
- Mouth-Piece
- Address
- Central
- Messenger
- Operator
- Sender
- Number
- Forward
- Hook
- Deliver
- Connect
- Blank
- Line
- Busy
- Dispatch
- Information
- Day
- Letter
- Out Of
- Order
- Night
- Letter
- Ring
- Pay Station
- Drop
- Telephone
- Hello
- Directory
- Call
Download Dialogues at Steam Boat
English Speaking Dialogues At Steam Boat
These are various Dialogues you can use English Speaking At Steam Boat –
- Will you please tell me where the Central What is?
- It is on Bates Street.
- Go up straight as far as that white house, then turn to your left and go straight ahead until you reach the pier.
- I thank you, sir.
- I am very much obliged to you.
- Is this the steamship office?
- Yes, sir this is the steamer for New York.
- What time does the steamboat leave?
- It leaves at seven o’clock sharp.
- The weather is good, and I think we shall start at seven o’clock sharp.
- What is the fare to New York?
- Five dollars.
- Give me one ticket.
- Can I buy a return ticket?
- Yes, it will cost you eight dollars.
- That way you save two dollars.
- Let me have a return ticket.
- Give me a state room, too.
- What do you charge for the state room? Two dollars for an outside room, one dollar and seventy-five cents for an inside room.
- It is too much.
- I can’t afford it.
- I think I shall go downstairs in the cabin.
- What is the fare for second class?
- Three dollars.
- I would like to travel first class, but the fare is too high.
- If you can’t afford it, you can travel third class.
- All right.
- Give me a steerage ticket.
- Where is the captain?
- I want to see hint about my trunk.
- You can check your trunk here.
- Do you have a suit-case with you?
- If you have one, bring it to the baggage room.
- They don’t charge you anything for it.
- Can I have my supper on board?
- Yes, there is a dining-room on the steamer.
- You can have your meals at the regular hours.
- Breakfast is served from seven to nine; dinner from twelve to two, and supper from half-past five to seven.
- It is seven o’clock, and the whistle has not blown yet.
- What is the trouble?
- We shall not start before ten o’clock.
- The weather is stormy.
- The wind is strong.
- Perhaps we shall not start before morning.
- Oh, there goes the whistle! Hear the man calling “All aboard” We are off.
- It is only half -past nine.
- I am afraid it will.
- Be stormy on the way.
- The worst of it is that I get sea- sick.
- I don’t see how I can stand it.
- Well, go to sleep, and you will be all right in the morning.
- We reach New York tomorrow afternoon at half-past five.
Download Words about Steam Boat
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These are various words you can use English Speaking About Steam Boat –
- Aboard
- Anchor
- Baggage
- Passenger
- Port
- Baggage-Room
- Battleship
- Bell
- Berth
- Boat
- Bow
- Cabin
- Canoe
- Chimney
- Compass
- Cork
- Deck
- Fare
- First Class
- Flag
- Freight
- Harbor
- Helm
- Inland
- Island
- Lake
- Launch
- Life-Saver
- Ocean
- Whistle
- Row Nver
- Row Sail
- Sail-Boat
- Sailor
- Sea
- Sea-Sick
- Second Class
- Ship
- Steer
- Steerage
- Steamer
- Steamship
- State Room
- Stern
- Storm
- Third Class
- Voyage
- Warship
- Watch
- Wave
Download Words in Shoe Store
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These are various words you can use English Speaking In Shoe Store –
- Shoe-Store
- Shoe
- Boots
- High
- Low
- Leather
- Tan
- Black
- Red
- Shoe-Horn
- Button-Hook
- Soles
- Heel
- Nail
- Repair
- Shoe-Blacking
- Shoe-Polish
- Shoe-Lace
- Shoe-String
- Number
- Size
- Stretch
- Pointed
- Button
- Shoe
- Lace-Shoe
- Patent-Leather
- Rubbers
- Slippers
- Pair
- Tight
- Last
- Shine Shoe
- Brush
Download Dialogues in School
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These are various Dialogues you can use English Speaking In School –
- Do you speak English?
- Yes, I speak a little, but not very much.
- I don’t speak English very well.
- Do you understand me when I speak?
- Yes, I understand what you say, but I can’t answer you.It is very hard to speak the “English language.No,
- The English language is very easy; you can learn how to speak if you’ try.
- Do you go to the evening school?
- No, I don’t go the evening school.
- What do they do there?
- In the evening school they teach you to read, write, and speak English.
- Don’t lose time.
- Go as soon as you can.
- You can find a better job if you now English.
- You will get more money if you know how to write English.
- Where is the evening school?
- It is on Washington Street.
- This boy will show you where it is.
- Get ready.
- Put on your coat and hat and go.
- Yes, sir.
- I am going right off.
- Goodbye.
- Good evening.
- Is this the principal of the evening school? Yes, sir, this is Mr. Ones, the principal of the school.
- I want to come to school.
- I wish to learn English Very well, Come here.
- What is your name?
- My name is George Tip off.
- How do you spell your last name?
- Tip off.
- How old are you?
- I am twenty one years old.
- Where do you live?
- I live on Chestnut Street.
- What is your nationality?
- I am Russian.
- How long have you been in this country?
- I have been in this country terraria monthsHere is your book, Mr. Tipoff.
- Mr.Brooks will be your teacher.
- Go upstairs to room number five.
- Give this card to Mr. Brooks.
- Thank you, sir.
- Good evening.
- Is this Mr. Brooks?
- Yes, this is Mr. Brooks.
- Mr. Ones sent me here.
- I want to come to school.
- Have you a registration card?
- Yes, here it is.
- Sit down.
- Here is your book, paper, and pencil.
- Open your book to page eleven.
Download Dialogues in Restaurant
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These are various Dialogues you can use English Speaking In Restaurant –
- I am hungry.
- I haven’t had my breakfast yet.
- I must eat something.
- Where do you take your breakfast?
- I take my breakfast at the City restaurant.
- Come with me.
- Let us have breakfast together.
- Have you given your order?
- No, I have not.
- Let me have some oatmeal and cream, a Cup of coffee, hot rolls, and two fried eggs.
- What will you have?
- I would like to have an order of pork chops, a cup of black tea, an orator of griddle cakes, and some doughnuts.
- Is there anything else you wish to have?
- No, thank you, unless the other gentleman wishes to have something else.
- No, thank you, I have had enough.
- Has anybody taken your order?
- No.
- Give me some milk and crackers, an order of buttered toast, and a cup of coffee.
- Waiter, bring me a glass of water and a tea spoon, please.
- What time is it?
- It is almost time for dinner.
- Do you want to have your dinner with me? Certainly.
- I will be with you in five minutes.
- I am ready.
- Where shall we go?
- Where do you take your dinner?
- I usually go to the Dairy Lunch.
- They serve good food there, and the prices are low, too.
- Let us go there, then.
- Waiter, hand me a bill of fare, please.
- Do you serve a special dinner today? Yes, we do.
- Here is the special dinner, chicken soup, roast chicken, green peas, coffee or tea, pie and pudding.
- I don’t think I will have the special dinner.
- Let me have some vegetable soup, an order of roast beef, baked potatoes, a side of beans, and a cup of coffee.
- What will you have?
- I will have some tomato soup, an order of roast lamb, boiled potatoes, and a cup of tea.
- Bring me some crackers with the soup, too.
- This meat is too tough.
- Will you bring me a tender piece of meat? What will you have for dessert?
- Have you any raisin pie this noon?
- We have no raisin pie today.
- We have apple, chocolate, lemon, orange, custard, cherry, and squash.
- I will have a piece of lemon pie.
- Will you have the same kind of pie?
- No, I will have apple, and a glass of milk.
- This milk is sour.
- I would like to have it changed.
- Do you serve any fruit here?
- Yes, Sir, we have all kinds of fruits.
- You will find a list of them on the bill of fare.
- Let me have an orange and two bananas.
- What will you have, George?
- I will have some grapes.
- Do you serve any drinks here?
- No, Sir, we serve no drinks here.
- Do you wish to have anything else?
- Do you put up lunches to take out?
- Yes, we do.
- What will you have?
- I would like to have two egg sandwiches, some buttered toast, and a piece of apple pie.
- How much is it for the two of us?
- One dollar and thirty-five cents with the lunch.
- Please pay to the cashier.
- Goodbye, George.
- I shall see you tonight at supper.
- What time do you take your supper?
- I take my supper at half past six.
