English Situational Conversation As a real-life mode of communication, as a source of language output, as the best way of language practice, and as a medium of language teaching, it plays a very important role for students who learn English as a foreign language. Below I bring you Living English Situational Conversation, welcome to learn!

English Situation Dialogues for Dining Out 1:

K: Do you want to go out for dinner tonight?

N: Sure. Have you got anywhere in mind?

K: I'm starving, so maybe we could go out for dinner tonight.

N: Sure. Have you got anywhere in mind?

K: I'm starving, so maybe we could go somewhere with large portions.

N: That Italian restaurant in the city center always has large portions.

K: I'm not really in the mood for Italian, actually. I was thinking of something a bit spicy.

N: If you want spicy food, then I'd recommend going to a Thai, Indian or other restaurant.

N: If you want spicy food, then I'd recommend going to a Thai, Indian or Chinese restaurant. How about that chinese buffet on Cowley Road?

K: I really like that restaurant; you get a lot for your money there. But, the've westernized their food, so it's not actually that spicy.

N:You're right. Most of their dishes have sweet sauces. We could try that Indian restaurant just down the road from us.

K: The Taj? They're a bit expensive, but they do serve large portions of very hot food.

N: The Taj it is then.

K: Shall we bring our own bottle of wine to save some money?

N: They'll still charge us a corkage fee.

K: That's right. It'll probably work out to be about the same then anyway.

N: Don't worry about money. I'll treat you tonight.

K: Aren't you sure?

N: Don't worry about money. I'll treat you tonight.

K: Aren't you sure? We could go Dutch.

N: No, I'll pay. It's my turn anyway. You paid last time.

K: I won't argue with that!

K: I won't argue with that. Let's go! Did you see the long lines behind us?

K: Yeah, I'm glad that we didn't have to wait long. I'm starving!

N: Let's take a look at the menu so we can order.

N: Let's take a look at the menu so we can order. Do you want to choose an appetizer for us to share?

K: What would you rather have, samosas or poppadoms?

N: I heard that one of their specialties is the samosa.

K: Well, let's get a plate of those then.

N: Sounds good. What are you going to have for your main course?

K: I think I might have a plate of those for us to share. K: I think I might have a dahl.

N: What's in a dahl?

K: It's got chickpeas and vegetables in a spicy curry sauce with rice.

N: That sounds nice. It's got chickpeas and vegetables in a spicy curry sauce with rice.

N: That sounds nice. Do you want to share some kebabs as well?

K: Ok. How about some lamb kebabs?

N: That's my favourite.

K: I think I'll have a beer.

N: Ok, shall I flag down the waitress?

K: I wouldn't recommend it.

N: You're right. That might seem a bit rude. It's a good thing I've got you with me!

K: What would you do without me?

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