Artsun Akopyan - SPEAK! American English Conversation. 6,000+ Vocabulary Words and Phrases in Dialogues

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This book lets you learn almost 4,000 most important English words and more than 2,000 common phrases by using them in conversations. New words and phrases are highlighted in bold and are listed below each conversation. The tutorial can be used by learners of English as a second language when preparing for TOEFL or IELTS. It might also be useful for teachers of English as a foreign language. All conversations are original and written by the author, and edited by David Christian in the USA.

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911 (nine-one-one), call, cell, dial, help, mine, number, phone, police, rob, robbed, safety, steal, stolen ( base form: steal)

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Phrases

going on

call the police

my cell phone

use mine

41. Call an ambulance!

Call an ambulance!

Are you not feelingwell?

I have chestpain.

Is it severe?

Mild, but it mightbe a heart problem.

Does anything else hurt?

Stomachand back.

Okay, I’ll call an ambulance.

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Words

ambulance, back, chest, else, feeling, heart, hurt, might, mild, pain, problem, severe, stomach

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Phrases

call an ambulance

chest pain

a heart problem

anything else

42. Call the doctor, please!

Call the doctor, please!

Are you sick?

I think so. I have a headache.

That’s bad news. Have you checkedyour temperature?

No, I don’t have a thermometer.

What about your blood pressure?

I don’t have a blood pressure monitor.

Okay, stayin bed. I’ll call the doctor.

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Words

blood, check, headache, monitor, pressure, sick, stay, temperature, thermometer

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Phrases

call the doctor

be sick

have a headache

have a thermometer

blood pressure

blood pressure monitor

stay in bed

43. I need a little help

I need a little help. Fetchme the first aid kit, please.

What’s happened?

I hurt myselfa little bit.

Is it bad? Do you want to put on a bandage?

No, just a Band-Aid.

No problem. Letme put it on.

Thank you for your help!

You are welcome. Nexttime, be more careful!

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Words

aid, bandage, Band-Aid, bit, careful, fetch, happen, kit, let, more, myself, next, welcome

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Phrases

need a little help

first aid kit

hurt myself

a little bit

put on a bandage

Let me…

Thank you for…

you are welcome

next time

be more careful

44. Watch out!

Watchout! There are icicles aboveyour head.

Let’s get away from the building.

Be careful! There’s ice underyour feet.

Yeah, it’s slippery here.

There’s no ice on the other sideof the street.

It’s a good thing! Why don’t we walk acrossthe road?

That’s a good idea!

Hangon to my arm.

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Words

above, across, arm, away, building, feet, hang, head, here, ice, icicle, idea, road, side, slippery, street, there’s = there is, thing, under, watch, yeah

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Phrases

watch out

above your head

get away from

be careful

under your feet

it’s slippery here

on the other side of

a good thing

Why don’t we…

walk across

a good idea

hang on to

45. Stop! Don’t cross the road

Stop! Don’t crossthe road.

Why not?

Because the traffic lightis red.

It was just yellow.

Let’s waitfor it to turn green.

The vehiclesare far away. Let’s run!

That’s dangerous.

Okay, let’s not take any chances.

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Words

chance, cross, dangerous, green, light, red, run, traffic, turn, vehicle, wait, yellow

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Phrases

don’t cross = do not cross

the traffic light

Let’s (= let us) wait for…

turn green

far away

let’s run

let’s not

take chances

46. Beware of the dog!

Bewareof the dog!

What dog?

It’s behindyou. Turn around!

Oh, this one? It is not dangerous.

Are you sure? It ranout of those automatic gates!

So what? Maybeit lives there!

Pay attentionto the signon the gate: “Beware of viciousdog”!

This dog has kind eyes. It is not vicious!

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Words

around, attention, automatic, behind, beware, dog, eye, gate, kind, maybe, pay, ran, sign, sure, those, vicious

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Phrases

beware of

behind you

turn around

be sure

ran out of

automatic gates

So what?

Pay attention to…

kind eyes

47. You’re driving too fast

You’re drivingtoo fast. Eighty miles per hour!

Don’t be afraid. I’m an experienced driver.

We couldhave gottenin an accident. Slow down!

Okay, I’m slowing down.

Keepyour distance!

The distance is sufficient.

Be careful behind the wheel!

Stop telling me what to do, please!

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Words

accident, afraid, could, distance, down, drive, driver, eighty, experience, gotten, hour, keep, mile, per, sufficient, wheel

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Phrases

miles per hour

be afraid

an experienced driver

get in an accident

slow down

keep distance

keep your distance

behind the wheel

stop telling

what to do

48. Do you smell the smoke?

Do you smellthe smoke?

Yes, I do. Somethingis burning!

Did you turn on the heater?

No, I didn’t. The house has been warm without it.

Did you light candles?

I don’t have any.

Did you cookin the kitchen?

Yes! I forgotto turn offthe stove!

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