English, Dialogues, Summaries, Pre-Intermediate Level
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Based on the Speech Plasma Method, the book is designed to teach students of English to speak the language at pre-intermediate level. The volume contains forty dialogues and their summaries. The summaries actually serve as fluency practice training. This volume is designed for the students who can speak English quite fluently at elementary level, would like to improve their speaking skills and transit into intermediate level. The book is aimed at the development of the learner's fluency in speech through fluency practice drills. The volume contains 40 dialogues and 80 fluency practice drills. Each dialogue is followed by two stories which are summaries or interpretations of the conversation narrated by the participants of the dialogue. The material of the volume includes more complex grammar like Past Tenses, Reported Speech, Passive Voice, Conditional Sentences and other complicated structures. The dialogues are natural, the stories are told in simple, everyday colloquial style.
Alexander Pavlenko
Russian-Hungarian roots. Born in Russia. Presently lives in Budapest, Hungary. Teaches Russian, English and Hungarian in his own language school. Uses his own method, the Speech Plasma Method, which enables his students to speak and think in the language from the very first lessons. Enjoys taking on tough challenges like dealing with elderly people, dyslexic children, students with minor mental disorders. Strongly believes that if the method works for such students, it works for anyone. Has released books, ebooks, audiobooks and apps based on the Speech Plasma Method in English, Russian and Hungarian.
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English, Dialogues, Summaries, Pre-Intermediate Level - Alexander Pavlenko
DIALOGUES AND SUMMARIES
ENGLISH
FLUENCY PRACTICE SERIES
VOLUME 5
PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
By
Alexander Pavlenko
SMASHWORDS EDITION
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DIALOGUES AND SUMMARIES
PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
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SCHOOLING
1.
Adam: Have you seen the new girl in school?
Frank: No. Who is she?
Adam: I forgot her name.
Frank: Is she from around here?
Adam: No. She was born on some small island near India somewhere but then she travelled a lot.
Frank: But she speaks English.
Adam: Yes, perfectly. And, more important, she is beautiful!
Frank: How old is she?
Adam: She’s fourteen, I think. She has lovely eyes.
Frank: How do you know so much about her?
Adam: Well, I saw her and I really wanted to get to know her. So when someone asked her about herself, I listened. She had to come to America because her father got a job here.
Frank: I should meet her. What’s her name?
Adam: Her name’s Sahru. Will you do me a favour?
Frank: Sure. What is it? You don’t want me to ask her if she’ll go out on a date with you, do you?
Adam: Well... yes.
Frank: No way. But maybe I should ask her myself!
Training 1
Adam: Wow! There is a new girl at school! She is fourteen. She speaks English perfectly. And, what is more important, she is beautiful! She has lovely eyes. I saw her and I really wanted to get to know her. So when someone asked her about herself, I listened. That’s why I know so much about her. Now I want to talk to her. I want her to go on a date with me. But unfortunately, I’ve told Frank everything about Sahru and asked him to do me a favour. You know, I am a bit shy and I thought he could help me and ask Sahru to go out on a date with me. But Frank said he wouldn’t do that. I am sure he wants to go out with her himself, and he is so cute! So he’s got more chances, really.
1. Is there a new boy or a new girl at school? 2. How old is she? 3. Does she speak English with a strong accent? 4. Is she a pretty girl? 5. What about her eyes? 6. How do you know so much about her? 7. Why did you tell Frank about the girl? 8. Why can’t you ask the girl yourself? 9. What did Frank tell you? 10. Why don’t you think he will help you? 11. Why do you regret now that you’ve told him about the girl? 12. Who has got more chances?
Training 2
Frank: Adam has just told me there is a new girl at school. You see, I was sick last week so I stayed at home and couldn’t know about the new girl. So Adam is telling me the school news. Adam says the girl’s name is Sahru. He says she comes from some small island near India. I have no idea where it can be, though. However, she speaks English perfectly, so it doesn’t really matter. Actually, I haven’t seen her myself yet. Adam says she is beautiful and she has lovely eyes. He is so enthusiastic about the girl that I think it can be true! Adam is a strange guy, though. He wants me to ask her to go out on a date with him. I know he is my friend but I won’t do that. I can’t even imagine how I could do that and not look stupid in her eyes altogether. Besides friends or not, but if she is really beautiful, I will ask her to go out on a date with me!
1. What has Adam just told you? 2. Why didn’t you know about the new girl? 3. What is her name? 4. Where does she come from? 5. Where is it? 6. Why doesn’t it matter? 7. Have you seen the girl? 8. How do you know that she is beautiful? 9. What does Adam want you to do? 10. Will you help him? 11. Why won’t you do that? 12. What do you want to ask Sahru to do?
SCHOOLING
2.
Alice: Where were you yesterday?
Betty: I had a lesson.
Alice: What kind of lesson?
Betty: I’m taking private dancing lessons.
Alice: Dancing lessons! I thought you hated dancing.
Betty: That’s true.
Alice: So why are you taking lessons?
Betty: I want to impress this really cute boy I met. He’s a wonderful dancer and somebody told me he only likes girls who can dance.
Alice: So what do you do at your lesson?
Betty: We learn different dances – the waltz, the tango, stuff like that.
Alice: How long does your lesson last?
Betty: About an hour, but sometimes we forget to stop because it is so much fun.
Alice: So now you like dancing?
Betty: No, I still hate it but at least I’m learning about that boy.
Training 3
Betty: Yesterday I was busy in the evening because I had a lesson. I completely forgot that I had promised Alice to phone her. So now I have to explain everything to her. I’ve told her that I’m taking private dancing lessons at the moment. Actually, she knows I don’t really like dancing. I only want to learn to dance beautifully because I like a boy who is a wonderful dancer. And you can’t go out with a dancer if you can’t dance at all, can you? Besides, somebody told me Greg only likes girls who can dance well. Naturally, I want to impress him. A dancing lesson lasts an hour. But sometimes we forget to stop because it’s so much fun. For example, yesterday we danced for two hours! We learn different dances there like the waltz, the tango, stuff like that. I still don’t like dancing. But Greg is there, too and at least I am learning everything about him!
1. Where were you yesterday? 2. What had you promised Alice? 3.What kind of private lessons are you taking? 4. Do you like dancing? 5. Why do you want to learn to dance? 6. What did someone tell you about Greg? 7. How long does a lesson last? 8. How long did it last yesterday? 9. What do you learn? 10. Do you like dancing now? 11. Why do you enjoy your classes?
Training 4
Alice: "Yesterday I spent the whole evening trying to talk to Betty on the phone, but she wasn’t at home. What’s more, she had promised to phone me and she didn’t. I had so much to tell her! So I asked her today where