'Will you lend me your car for tomorrow?' 'My car? Why? What happened to yours?' 'They stole it.' 'What? You're kidding me!' 'No, I'm not. Really, they stole my car.' 'Who did?' 'I don't know. They stole the car, but they didn't leave their name and phone number. You know how it goes.' 'Don't be … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 21
L-2: Dialogues 20
'I need to go now.' 'No, wait. Don't hang up on me! I really need to talk to you.' 'Talk to me about what? You said everything. I said everything. We have nothing more to talk about.' 'You're wrong. There is one thing? 'What?' 'But I don't want to talk about it over the phone.' … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 20
L-2: Seat Number 13
Linda loves going to the cinema. She usually goes there with her friends or her boyfriend, but most of the time she loves going to the cinema on her own. Her friends know about this Linda's hobby and very often when they celebrate something together, they all go to the cinema together to watch a … Continue reading L-2: Seat Number 13
L-2: Dialogues 19
'Take a seat.' 'Can somebody tell me what is going on?' 'I said sit down.' 'I heard you well. But I need you to answer my question. I know my rights.' 'I know your rights, too. But right now I am asking questions and you are answering them. Is that clear?' 'I want to know … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 19
L-2: Teddies Wave From the Balcony
A rich businessman had a little daughter. In the evening, he and his wife came to their daughter's room to read her a fairy-tale. She was going to school for the first time the following morning and she was looking forward to it. But there was a problem. She had a big brown teddy bear … Continue reading L-2: Teddies Wave From the Balcony
L-2: Dialogues 18
'I can give you a lift, if you like. I am going in the same direction.' 'I don't think that you are going in the same direction.' 'What do you mean? I thought that you live in the eastern part of the city.' 'I used to live there. But I don't live there anymore.' 'Why? … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 18
L-2: Knight Spends Night in Monastery
It was late evening when a tired knight came to the gate of an old monastery. He banged on the gate three times and waited. As no answer was coming from inside, he banged on the gate three times again. He heard some noise on the other side of the gate and than someone opened … Continue reading L-2: Knight Spends Night in Monastery
L-2: Evening Juice
She was sitting at the terrace of her house and drinking an orange juice. It was almost midnight, but she liked having her glass of juice before she went to bed. The sky was clear and the moon was shining. She was living in a country house, away from the village. The closest neighbours lived … Continue reading L-2: Evening Juice
L-2: Dialogues 17
'I must say that I didn't expect your call at all.' 'I understand that. But I wouldn't call you if it weren't urgent. You know that.' 'Yes, I know that you wouldn't call, if you didn't have to... So, what's the reason of your call?' 'I need you to help me.' 'Yes, I know that … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 17
L-2: Story in the Newspaper
He was reading the story when the phone rang. He picked it up. 'Did you see the newspaper? I mean the story about this lawyer from FBI. He was murdered in the old town yesterday.' 'I'm reading it now. Do you know something about it?' 'You could say that. I had a meeting with this … Continue reading L-2: Story in the Newspaper
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