Everyday conversations
Level 2, Module 1: short everyday talks: meeting people, shopping, asking the way and making plans.
5 lessons, 55 min
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Module 13
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Counted from its lessons.
- Lessons
- 5
- Study time
- 55 min
- Questions to answer
- 37
The lessons
Lessons in this module
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- At the shops: prices, sizes and payingShop in English: ask How much is it? or How much are they?, say prices in pounds and pence, ask for a smaller size and pay by card.
- In a cafe: ordering food and drinkOrder in a cafe with Can I have...? and I’d like..., learn why I like is different, answer the waiter’s questions (Anything else? Eat in or take away?) and ask for the bill.
- Asking the way: left, right and straight onAsk the way in a town with Excuse me, where’s...? and Is there a... near here?, follow directions step by step and say where a place is: next to, opposite, on the corner.
- At the doctor: saying how you feelTell a doctor what is wrong with I’ve got a headache and My back hurts, say when it started with ago, understand simple advice and make an appointment.
- Making plans: invitations, yes and noInvite a friend with Would you like to...?, Let’s... and How about...?, say yes, say no politely in three steps, and agree a time and a place with on, at and in.

