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conversation between two friends – Rani and Radha

Rani : Hi, Radha! Have you submitted your appli’cation form?

Radha : Not yet. I’ll do it tomorrow.

Rani : Why?

Radha : I couldn’t make photocopies of my certificates because there was no elec’tricity in that area.

Rani : Okay, what group are you planning to choose?

Radha : I’ll be choosing mathematics and bi’ology.

Rani : Why both?

Radha : I want to keep my ‘options open. I want to become either an e’lectrical or elec’tronic engineer or a doctor.

Rani : That’s a ter’rific idea! I’ve decided to choose the second group.

Radha : Why the second group? I thought you would choose the first group!

Rani : I’m terribly scared of mathematics and also zo’ology.

Radha : Strange! Your grandfather was a famous mathema’tician.

Rani : What about Amudha? She was interested in history and ge’ography.

Radha : I heard that she is planning to join the vocational group.

Rani : Why?

Radha : She told me that she wants to par’ticipate in many basketball tournaments.Hence that choice.

Rani : Okay, we’ll meet tomorrow.

Radha : Yes, tomorrow is the last day to sub’mit the appli’cation form.

Conversation between friends talking about traffic

Raju : Why is the traffic policeman accosting that man on the two-wheeler?

Ranjith : He has crossed the stop line at the signal. He will have to pay a spot fine now.

Raju : A spot fine for crossing the stop line?

Ranjith : That’s it. Any violation of traffic rules warrants a penalty.

Raju : What about crossing the speed limit?

Ranjith : Yes, if you exceed the speed limit you will be fined.

Raju : What are the other instances when one will be fined?

Ranjith : If you enter a road marked ‘No Entry’, if you park your vehicle in a ‘No parking zone’ and if you do not possess your driving licence, RC Rook, Fuel Emission Certificate, if you jump the signals, etc.

Raju : What about eve teasers? They should be punished too.

Ranjith : Yes, a fine will be imposed or they’ll be prosecuted.

A prospective buyer and a sales person – conversation

Customer : I am interested in buying a motor bike. Could you please give me the pamphlets of a few leading bikes in the market?

Sales Person : Most certainly! The latest is the CD 100 LX by Hero Miranda.

Customer : That sounds interesting. This is my friend Harish. He is an automobile  engineer. Do you mind giving him Some technical details?

S.P : I would be glad to do so.

Harish : Would you tell us about the engine and chas sis?

S.P : Well, the engine is 97.2cc, four stroke, and horizontal. The chassis is T-bone.

Harish : That’s great! What about Tank capacity and mileage?

S.P : It has a 10 litre tank capacity and the mileage would be 60 km/litre. Further it has a power of 7.0@8000 (bph/rpm)

Customer : What about the choice of colours?

S.P : Sir, we have black, red and blue. Also we have an introductory offer, the showroom will take care of the comprehensive insurance for the first year; it’s on the house sir.

Customer : What about the price?

S.P : It will be Rs.43,561/- Sir.

Two friends Anitha and Geetha – conversation between girls

Anitha : Hello ! Geetha?

Geetha : Hi Anitha ! You had spoken to me only a little while ago. Now you’re back on the line. What’s up?

Anitha : I need your help Geetha. I just received a call from Mumbai. My cousins from the U.S are arriving at Chennai by the 11.30 a.m. Air India flight. That’s less than an hour from now.

Geetha : So how do i fit into this information?

Anitha : I need you to receive them at the airport and drop them at my flat, Geetha. I have an important Board Meeting in half an hour and I can’t get away from it. You’ll do me this favour, won’t you?

Geetha : Hey! How can I receive them when I don’t even know what they look like? Don’t tell me you expect me to stand there with a placard like a tourist guide!

Anitha : Not a bad idea! But jokes apart, let me describe them to you so that you’d be able to recognise them by the description.

Geetha : OK! Shoot! I am all ears!

Anitha : There are four of them – two men and two women. Kannan is the tallest. He is a thirty-year old six footer with broad shoulders and a ruddy complexion. He sports a heavy moustache and a thick but well trimmed beard, both these being in sharp contrast to his bald pate. He’s got a round face with a short nose and small close-set eyes. He prefers formal wear so, if it is not a suit and tie, he would surely be in a full—sleeved, checked shirt with matching tie, and in leather shoes which match his trousers.

Geetha : OK-How about the rest?

Anitha : Varun is easy to identify in any crowd. He, too, is around thirty years old but he is short, stocky and swarthy. He is clean—shaven but his head is crowned with a thick mop of black hair which is often untidy and unkempt. He is always in polo necked T shirts and shorts when he is in India and sandals are a compulsory accessory to his dress code! He is a cheerful guy and when he grins, the sparkle of his white teeth competes with the twinkle in his eyes.

Geetha : Are the women too so distinct in their appearance?

Anitha : Divya is Kannan’s sister and she is tall like him. But that ‘s as far as the similarity goes. She is fair- smooth-skinned, slim with long brown shouldcr-lengthhair. Unlike her brother,she is aquiline-nosed and doe-eyed but like him she prefers formal wear whether it is western or ethnic. So she is bound to be in a narrowbordered Kancheepuram Silk Saree or an elegant flannel skirt with a high collared cuff-sleeved satin blouse. Kannan, Varun and Divya are my paternal cousins but Preethi, the last on the list, is a maternal one. She is my mother’s sister’s daughter. She resembles me in many ways. We be in tight jeans, baggy shirt and high-heeled shoes! are of the same age, both of us are of jockey height, we are thin, wiry-haired, wheat— complexioned, freckled, spectaicled, with beady
eyes and a snub-nose. Without doubt, she will : be in tight jeans, baggy shirt and high – heeled shoes!

Geetha : Phew! That’s quite a lot to remember! Perhaps I’ll first look for Preethi, your look-alike, and the real would then easy. OK Anitha. Go ahead with your meeting. I’ll set out for the airport now. I’ll call you up or ‘SMS’ you when we get to the flat. Bye.

Anitha : Thanks a lot Geetha. Bye!

Compereing in television example conversation

Radha : Good evening. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to IIT Chennai Mardi Gras 2000! Well, there is music, a hushed crowd and the lighting of ceremonial flame, but it has nothing to do with the Olympics. Tonight Chennai’s guys and girls have gathered for yet another Mardi Gras for the year 2000. It is being launched with a distinct Olympic flavour. The one week festival will culminate on 19th February with the famous parade through the streets of IIT campus. In front of a hushed crowd on the steps of the
IIT gallery, the flams is it with the reverence of -well – Mardi gras. Ladies and gentlemen, Shiv Narain and I arc representing our students as comperes in this cultural event. And if you want to announce anything, any time, you just come on right up and let us know,
Shiv : That’s an offer. What are you going to do for the cultural fest? Are you looking forward to those?

Radha: Yeah. We are wrapping up with Pundit Hari Prasad Chaurasia’s flute concert. Hey, I’m going to compete in the ‘Dumb charade’ sessions!

Shiv: And thai would be your best contribution to silence. It’s a new event. Those who wish to take part can register in counter C with Camel alias Kamlesh!

Radha: The Mardi gras festival is estimated to pour more than Rs. 20,000/- into the treasury of the campus. So much for the aside, Ladies and Gentlemen put your hands together to declare the fest open.

Shiv: While it is important for us over the next few days to have fun, relax and simply enjoy ourselves, it is important for us to appreciate that what happens here has an effect
elsewhere in our lives.

Radha: Mardi gras is much more than fast food, din music and event trotting. It has a focus on fun, and all your dreams and expectations are sure to feature during the coming days. Get going folks!

Shiv: Go forth and have an unbelievably gorgeous Mardi gras. There is nothing nicer than being a sportive, aggressive participant in February- the month of Mardi gras.

Centring on environmental issues – English coversation

Rose : I read an article, that all least 21 beaches in the islands of the Great Nicobart in the southernmost part of India, have vanished.

Lily : What’s the reason?

Rose : Sand mining. His is an unregulated industry in India. If one has a permit to lift a truck load of sand from a particular plot, five or even ten truck loads are lifted.

Lily : How does this lead to the disappearance of thebeaches?

Rose : Sand dunes arc the earth’s stock of sand and they prevent the erosion of the coast.

Lily : What happens if the beaches vanish?

Rose : The villages on the exist lose their line of defence against the force of the sea. They break down tidal winds and safeguard crops and property that lie behind it. Moreover, these are turtle-nesting beaches. Where will the turtles go to nest, if the beaches disappear? They too are vanishing. In a move to prevent this, the turtle conservation team comprising the Forest Department Staff and Andaman and Nicobar Environment team guard the turtles when they are nesting.

Lily : Something must be done then. Maybe reducing sand and cement based construction. Alternatives like timber, cane and bamboo could be used. We must do something to conserve the beaches which are crucial to an island ecosystem.

Patient and Doctor conversation

Patient : Good morning, Doctor.

Doctor : Good morning, Mr. Govind, Sit down. You usually drop in after 7 p.m. You’re rather early today!

Patient : Yes doctor. I couldn’t bear the pain so I had to meet you immediately,

Doctor : Tell me how you feel. Where does it hurt?

Patient : Doctor, I have this terrible pain on my left side and my back. My mouth is dry and I fed nauseous, I throw up whatever I eat. (Doctor takes the patient’s temperature)

Doctor : Your temperature is normal. Have you been drinking? (tests his heartbeat with the stethoscope)

Patient : Yes doctor. A little more than usual. You see these endless official sales dinners expect one lo be sociable. (Doctor makes the patient lie down and checks his stomach)

Doctor : Your liver is slightly enlarged. Let me see your eyes. Yes, your eyes too are discoloured -slightly yellow. You are heading for a liver-infected problem. It could be infectious hepatitis through a virus or a starting process of damage through excessive and
destructive food habits. We’ll go in for all the required tests and start treatment. But as for now, the nurse in the next room will give you an injection to reduce your pain and I’ll prescribe some medicine for relief (writes the prescription). Keep off spicy food and drinking for now. Avoid oil. You have to go slow on these if you need to be fit. Meet me again after two days. I advise full rest till then.

Patient : Thank you Doctor – thank you very much- (Exits)

Two friends conversation in English

Akash : Did you watch the Discovery Channel yesterday There was a two-hour programme on the expedition of Dr.Fletcher-, an expert in mummification, in search of the long-lost mummy of the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, who ruled Egypt 3000 years ago.

Varun : No. I missed it Come on, tell me about it.

Akash : Actually a team of experts created the facial reconstruction of ‘the mummy.       Dr. Buckley conducted an inspection of the embalming methods and materials used and placed the mummy in Egypt’s late XVII dynasty.

Varun : How did they actually decide it was Nefertiti?

Akash : Dr. Fletcher Found physical links to the late queenswan- like neck, a double-pierced ear lobe, etc. An anthropologist from an Egyptian museum confirmed the finding. The experts also used digital x-rays to examine the mummy.

Varun : Nefertiti has been shrouded in mystery for more than 3000 years. May be we’ve got a breakthrough now.

Conversation in railway station between two friends

Nancy : Hey, Rosy! How are you?
Rosy : I’m fine. Thank you! How are you? Where are you going?
Nancy : I’m going to Madurai. I heard that you got the first prize in the painting competition. Congratulations!
Rosy : Thank you, Nancy. Please have some chocolates.
Nancy : Thank you, Rosy. ( She eats one.) It’s very tasty. Where did you buy it?
Rosy : My uncle is in Gujarat. He always sends me milk chocolates.
Nancy : Oh! That is the reason for your rosy, chubby cheeks.
Rosy : Come on! Don’t tease me, dear. These chocolates are really delicious! I just love them.
Nancy : By the way, next month I am going to Gujarat.
Rosy : When you go there, you can meet my uncle. He is
working in Amul Dairy. He will take you around
the dairy, a place worth visiting.
(There is an announcement)
Passengers! Your attention please. Train 2637, Pandian
Express, bound for Madurai will leave at 21.30 hours from
platform 3
.”
Nancy : I’m sorry, Rosy. My train is about to start. I’ll see you later. There is an  announcement about your train also.
Bye!

Passengers! Your attention please. Train 6804, Howrah
Express bound for Howrah is running late by 20 minutes. It is
expected to arrive at 22.20 hours. The inconvenience is
regretted.