Lesson L - Emergency

Lesson L - Emergency (5)

Friday, 14 January 2011 03:22

Being Robbed

Written by Lincoln Larry

A: Are you all right?
B: No, I'm not.
A: What's going on?
B: I was just robbed!
A: Are you serious?
B: Someone just robbed me.
A: Did he hurt you?
B: He took all my things, but he didn't hurt me.
A: I can't believe that.
B: I need to make a statement at the police station.
A: I'll take you, if you'd like.
B: Thanks. You're very kind.

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Sunday, 21 November 2010 05:56

Lost and Found

Written by a guest

"I think I've lost something very important."

"Oh dear! What have you lost?"

"If you were me, what would you do?"

"I'd probably go to the police."

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Sunday, 21 November 2010 03:08

Call the police

Written by Lincoln Larry

Call the police

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Sunday, 21 November 2010 03:06

Call a doctor, an ambulance

Written by Lincoln Larry

A: Get a doctor here, immediately!
B: What's the problem, sir?
A: My wife is on the floor, she's unconscious!
B: Sir, could you calm down a little bit, please?
A: Calm down?! My wife is unconscious, and you're telling me to calm down?!
B: Hold on just a second, sir. I'm dialing 911.
A: Hurry up, please.
B: I'm connecting you now, sir.

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Sunday, 21 November 2010 03:06

An accident

Written by Lincoln Larry

A: I heard there was an accident today.
B: Nobody told you what happened?
A: Tell me the news.
B: A truck turned over on the freeway.
A: Are you kidding me?
B: I am completely serious.
A: Did anyone get hurt?
B: I believe that two people did get hurt.
A: Were the injuries minor?
B: I believe so.
A: That's great to hear.
B: Yes, it is.

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