11: 'Where can I get a bus to the city centre...

Ce nouveau jeu de rôle met en présence Tim et son amie Sue. Tim, passionné de rugby, s'apprête à suivre un match capital à la télévision. Il engage la conversation avec son amie à propos du sport en général. Écoutons-les. Nous reviendrons ensuite sur les points clés du vocabulair ...  Show more

Dans cette leçon, John rencontre par hasard une dame qui promène son chien dans le parc. John engage la conversation à propos de son chien. Écoutons-les. 

Buying a ticket - for the theatre, to a concert, for a bus to the city centre - is a common task. Let's see how to go about doing just that in this lesson. We also talk about directions. The setting for our dialogue is a bus station: Herr Schmidt needs to find out how to get to t ...  Show more

Keeping a conversation going To keep a conversation going it is important to show you are listening and want the conversation to continue. Here are some things you can say to keep a conversation going: ‘Really’ A: I went to the beach yesterday. B: Really? A: Yes, we drove there i ...  Show more

In this lesson, you'll learn everything you need to know to do Beginner English: Conversation 25 at https://funandfree.fluencyfix.com/?p=1242 Topic: Asking a Bus Driver for help A:  I'm going to Lindo's Gym. Can you tell me when we get there? B:  Sure....(A few minutes later the ...  Show more

In this lesson, we take a look at some essential tourist vocabulary that just about everybody needs on a holiday to France. Our conversation is a typical one where a family arrives on the terrasse of a café. It’s very warm and everybody is thirsty. Let’s see how the conversation ...  Show more