Kindergarten English situational dialogue

English dialogue class is an indispensable part of the whole English teaching. With rich scene design, practical and easy-to-learn sentence patterns and expressions, it provides a lot of language materials for cultivating students' language communication ability and lays a foundation for cultivating students' oral expression ability. I made up English situational dialogues when I was in kindergarten. Welcome to read!

Kindergarten English Situational Dialogue 1 Assistant: What can I do for you?

Shop assistant: Can I help you?

Nancy: Yes, please. Would you please show me the green shirt?

Nancy: Well, can you show me that green shirt?

Shop assistant: OK. You can try it on.

Nancy: How does it look?

Assistant: It suits you very well.

Nancy: I like it too. how much is it?

Assistant: fifty dollars.

Shop assistant: 50 dollars.

Nancy: I will take it.

Nancy: I want to buy it.

Linda: I didn't see Bob this morning.

Wang Bin: He's not feeling well.

Wang Bing: He doesn't feel well.

Linda: Really? What happened to him?

Wang Bin: He has the flu. But he took some medicine and is much better now.

Wang Bing: He has the flu. But he took some medicine and is much better now.

Linda: I'm relieved to hear that he is much better now.

Linda: I'm glad to hear that he is much better now.

Linda: Look at this picture of me! I fell off my bike.

Wang Bin: I hope you're not hurt.

Wang Bing: I hope you're not hurt.

Linda: No, I didn't hurt myself. I'm fine. This is another photo of me.

Linda: No, I didn't. I'm fine. This is another photo of me.

Wang Bin: Look! You swim very well. I didn't know you could swim. Who taught you that?

Wang Bing: Look! You swim very well. I didn't know you could swim. Who taught you that?

Linda: No one! I taught myself.

Wang Bin: Are you self-taught? How clever!

Wang Bing: Did you teach yourself all this? How clever!