Day11 – Getting ready for going out english conversation
This real-life conversation shows two friends getting ready to go out and talking about their clothes, time, and appearance. It helps learners learn English through simple and practical daily situations. The dialogue focuses on daily use English used in everyday conversations. It is perfect for beginners who want to improve their spoken English step by step. This lesson makes English speaking easy, useful, and engaging for learners.
🎭 Character Introduction
Alex: A young man who is always careful about dressing properly.
Mia: His best friend, cheerful and always in a hurry.
Yes, it looks great! Should I wear this black shirt or the white one?
Mia
The white shirt looks better. It’s fresh and cool.
Alex
Okay, I will change quickly.
Mia
Hurry up, I am hungry already.
Alex
Did you take your phone and wallet?
Mia
Yes, I have them in my bag.
Alex
I also took my keys. Let’s go after I wear my shoes.
Mia
Which shoes are you wearing today?
Alex
The brown ones, they match with my shirt.
Mia
Nice choice! Don’t forget your watch.
Alex
Oh yes, thanks for reminding me.
Mia
Great! Now we are ready. Let’s go and enjoy the evening!
Common Conversation Phrases with Easy Meanings
1) Are you ready to go? — Asking if someone is prepared.
Example 1: Are you ready to go? The cab is waiting.
Example 2: Are you ready to go, or do you need more time?
2) Almost ready — Not fully ready, but very close.
Example 1: I’m almost ready. Just putting on my shoes.
Example 2: Wait a minute, I’m almost ready.
3) We are already late — Expressing urgency.
Example 1: We are already late for the movie. Let’s leave now.
Example 2: Hurry up! We are already late for school.
4) Do you like it? — Asking for opinion.
Example 1: I bought this jacket yesterday. Do you like it?
Example 2: Do you like the color of this dress?
5) Hurry up — Asking someone to be quick.
Example 1: Hurry up, or we will miss the bus.
Example 2: Hurry up! Everyone is waiting for you.
6) Don’t forget your watch — Reminder about an item.
Example 1: Don’t forget your watch. You left it on the table.
Example 2: Don’t forget your watch before we leave.
7) Looks great — Compliment on appearance.
Example 1: Your new shirt looks great on you.
Example 2: That hairstyle looks great!
8) It matches with… — When clothes go well together.
Example 1: This tie matches with your shirt.
Example 2: Her shoes match with her dress.
9) Thanks for reminding me — Saying thank you for remembering something.
Example 1: Thanks for reminding me about the meeting.
Example 2: Oh yes, I forgot my keys. Thanks for reminding me.
10) Let’s go and enjoy — Invitation to start an activity happily.
Example 1: The weather is nice. Let’s go and enjoy!
Example 2: The show is about to start. Let’s go and enjoy.