English conversation about asking for help at work
This conversation takes place in an office where an employee receives a new task and seeks help from a co-worker. It shows how people communicate politely and work together as a team. The dialogue uses simple and clear English for beginners. Learners can understand how to ask for support at the workplace. It is helpful for practicing daily office communication in English.
Character Introduction
Lucas – A new employee who just received a task.
Olivia – A friendly colleague who explains things clearly and offers support.
It’s about making a sales report, but I don’t know how.
Olivia
Don’t worry, I can show you the steps.
Lucas
Thank you, I feel a little nervous.
Olivia
That’s normal. Everyone feels that way with new work.
Lucas
Can I sit with you and learn?
Olivia
Yes, sit here. I will explain it slowly.
Lucas
Should I use Excel for the report?
Olivia
Yes, Excel is the best tool for sales data.
Lucas
Do I need to add graphs too?
Olivia
Yes, graphs make the report clear and easy to read.
Lucas
This looks difficult, but I will try my best.
Olivia
You are doing fine. It will be easy with practice.
Lucas
Thank you so much for your help, Olivia.
Olivia
You’re welcome, Lucas. I am always here to help.
Lucas
You made me feel more confident today.
Olivia
I’m happy to hear that. Keep learning every day!
Master english fluency with these daily sentences
1. Do you have a minute? — A polite way to ask for someone’s time.
Example 1: Do you have a minute? I need to talk about the report.
Example 2: She asked her friend, “Do you have a minute?”
2. I just got a new task — Explaining you received new work.
Example 1: I just got a new task from my manager.
Example 2: He said, “I just got a new task today.”
3. Don’t worry — Making someone feel calm.
Example 1: Don’t worry, everything will be fine.
Example 2: She smiled and said, “Don’t worry about it.”
4. That’s normal — Saying the situation is common.
Example 1: Feeling confused at first is normal.
Example 2: He said, “That’s normal for beginners.”
5. I will explain it slowly — Promise to teach in a simple way.
Example 1: Don’t worry, I will explain it slowly.
Example 2: The teacher said she would explain it slowly.
6. Best tool — The most useful option for work.
Example 1: This app is the best tool for learning English.
Example 2: He chose the best tool for the job.
7. Easy with practice — Something becomes simple after practice.
Example 1: Speaking English is easy with practice.
Example 2: This work will be easy with practice.
8. Always here to help — Showing support anytime.
Example 1: If you need help, I am always here to help.
Example 2: She told him she was always here to help.
9. Feel more confident — Feeling sure and less nervous.
Example 1: After training, I feel more confident now.
Example 2: She feels more confident while speaking in English.
10. Keep learning every day — Encouraging continuous improvement.
Example 1: To improve your skills, keep learning every day.
Example 2: The teacher told us to keep learning every day.
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