Improve English Speaking Skills | At the Garage | English conversation practice

Improve Speaking Skills | At the Garage | English conversation practice

English conversation practice lesson, join John and Mike at the garage as they discuss common car problems, maintenance tips, and repairs. Perfect for beginners, this conversation covers various scenarios, including diagnosing issues, explaining repairs, and handling emergencies. Improve your English listening and speaking skills.

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Words and Phrasal Verbs:
Appointment: A scheduled meeting or arrangement to do something.
Example: "I have an appointment to get my car checked."

Diagnostic: Related to identifying a problem, especially in technical or medical contexts.
Example: "We should run a diagnostic test to find out more about the sensor issue."

Estimate: An approximate calculation of the cost, size, or value of something.
Example: "Let me give you an estimate."
Maintenance: The process of keeping something in good condition through regular checks and repairs.
Example: "I’m here for my regular maintenance check-up."
Puncture: A small hole in something, such as a tire, caused by a sharp object.
Example: "The tire has a puncture, but it’s repairable."
Exhaust: The system in a vehicle that expels burnt gases from the engine.
Example: "The rattling noise seems to be coming from the exhaust system."
Sensor: A device that detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or responds to it.
Example: "The sensor issue is related to the oxygen sensor."
Clamp: A device used to hold something tightly in place.
Example: "We replaced a worn-out clamp in the exhaust system."
Fuel efficiency: The measure of how effectively a vehicle uses fuel to power it.
Example: "It can affect your car’s performance and fuel efficiency."
Fluid levels: The amount of various essential liquids in a car, such as oil, coolant, and brake fluid.
Example: "Also, keep an eye on your car’s fluid levels."
Take a look at: To examine or check something.
Example: "Please wait here while I take a look at your car."
Run a test: To perform a diagnostic procedure.
Example: "We should run a diagnostic test."
Pay attention to: To notice or consider something carefully.
Example: "Also pay attention to any warning lights on your dashboard."
Go ahead with: To start or continue with a planned action.
Example: "Please go ahead with the diagnostic test."
Come back: To return to a place.
Example: "You can wait here or come back later."
Keep an eye on: To watch or monitor something closely.
Example: "Also, keep an eye on your car’s fluid levels."
Look at: To examine or inspect something.
Example: "Can you look at my car’s exhaust system?"
Hang tight: To wait patiently.
Example: "Hang tight, and we’ll be there soon."

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