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Dialogue Exchange English Listening and Speaking for beginners. Lesson Five. More lesson are coming!

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Dialogue

A: Fire, police, or ambulance?
B: I need an ambulance, please.
A: What’s the matter?
B: My mother feels sick. It’s her heart.
A: What’s your address?
B: It’s 385 Fifth Street.
A: Is that a house or an apartment?
B: It’s a house. How long will it take?
A: Don’t worry. We’ll be there right away.

Story

Lee Ching is Mark’s mother. She feels dizzy and her chest hurts. Her arm hurts too. Mark is worried. He calls an ambulance. He thinks his mother has a problem with her heart. The ambulance comes right away. It takes Lee Ching to the hospital. She goes to the Emergency Room. The doctor checks her. She is okay. He gives her some medicine. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Questions

1. Who is Mark’s mother?
2. How does Lee Ching feel?
3. How does Mark feel?
4. What does Mark do?
5. When does the ambulance come?
6. Where does Lee Ching go?
7. What does the doctor do?
8. Is she okay?
9. What does the doctor give her?

Answers

1. Lee Ching is Mark’s mother.
2. She feels dizzy, and her chest hurts.
3. Mark is worried.
4. He calls an ambulance.
5. It comes right away.
6. She goes to the Emergency Room.
7. The doctor checks Lee Ching.
8. Yes, she is okay.
9. The doctor gives her some medicine.

Other Sentences You May Hear

1. Do you need help?
2. Are you okay?
3. Are you all right?
4. Are you sick?
5. How do you feel?
5. That man stole my wallet.
6. I smell smoke.
7. I need an interpreter.
8. What language do you speak?

1. Do you need help?
2. Are you okay?
3. Are you all right?
4. Are you sick?
5. How do you feel?
5. That man stole my wallet.
6. I smell smoke.
7. I need an interpreter.
8. What language do you speak?


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