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ConversationFile 2 41 993 Meeting and Greeting, Dialog 1 Mr. Smith is speaking with a store clerk. 1 2 Mr. Smith 54 Store Clerk 55 8 57 57 1 Say good morning to the clerk. 58 58 1 Ask if he speaks English. 59 60 2 Apologize to the customer and explain that you don't speak English. 61 61 1 Tell him that you only speak a little German. 62 62 2 Tell him that it's okay. 63 63 2 Tell him that you understand him. 64 64 1 Tell him that speaking German makes you nervous. 65 65 2 Tell him that you understand him very well. Meeting and Greeting, Dialog 2 Robert and Andrea have a short conversation. 1 2 Robert 37 Andrea 38 6 66 66 1 Greet Andrea and ask her how she is. 67 67 2 Tell him that you are fine, thank him, then ask how he is. 68 68 1 Tell her that you are fine and thank her. 69 69 1 Ask how her family is doing. 70 70 2 Tell him that they are very well and thank him. 71 71 1 Tell her that you will see her later. Meeting and Greeting, Dialog 3 Erika and Herbert have a short conversation. 1 2 Erika 39 Herbert 40 13 72 72 1 Say, "Good afternoon." 73 74 2 Say, "Good afternoon," and ask if she has met your friend Dieter. 75 75 1 Say "No," and tell him that you haven't had the pleasure yet. 76 76 2 Introduce Dieter to Erika Neumann. 77 77 1 Say that you are glad to meet him. 78 79 1 Using their first names, introduce your husband, your daughter and your son. 80 80 2 Ask her how long she is going to stay here. 81 81 1 Say that you are going to stay for several weeks. 82 82 2 Ask her if she will be going home after that. 83 83 1 Answer, "Yes." 84 84 2 Tell her that it was good to see her. 85 85 2 Say, "Bye." 86 86 1 Say, "Bye." Taking a Taxi, Dialog 1 Mrs. Caldwell is hailing a cab. 1 2 Mrs. Caldwell 41 Taxi Driver 42 16 135 135 1 Call for a taxi. 136 136 1 Ask if the taxi is available. 137 137 2 Say, "Yes." 138 138 1 Politely ask if he would help you with your bag. 139 139 2 Tell her that you will put it in the trunk. 140 140 1 Thank him. 141 141 1 Politely ask him to take you to the airport. 142 142 2 Ask her to which airline. 143 143 1 Politely specify the Lufthansa terminal. 144 144 1 Ask him to take the shortest route. 145 145 1 Tell him that you are in a hurry. 146 146 2 Tell her that the shortest way is the bridge. 147 147 1 Agree with the driver. 148 148 1 Tell him that you should have been there fifteen minutes ago. 149 149 1 Inform him that your flight leaves at ten o'clock. 150 150 1 Politely ask him to hurry up. Taking a Taxi, Dialog 2 Mr. Powell is hailing a cab. 1 2 Mr. Powell 43 Taxi Driver 42 10 151 151 1 Say that you would like to go to the Café Wild. 152 152 2 Ask him where that is. 153 153 1 Explain that it is on Hamburger Street. 154 154 1 Tell him that it is past the second set of traffic lights. 155 155 2 Ask if it is straight ahead. 156 156 1 Say, "Yes." 157 157 1 Tell him to turn left and then take the first right. 158 158 2 Ask if it is the building with the large green sign. 159 159 1 Confirm that it is. 160 160 1 Ask him to let you out at the corner. Taking a Taxi, Dialog 3 Susan hails a cab. 1 2 Susan 44 Taxi Driver 42 6 161 161 1 Tell the taxi driver you'd like to go to the Hotel Meisner. 162 162 2 Say, "Yes, ma'am." 163 163 1 Say that it's very windy out. 164 164 1 Politely ask him if he would close the window. 165 165 2 Say, "Yes," and ask her if that's better. 166 166 1 Thank him. Taking a Taxi, Dialog 4 Susan hails a cab. 1 2 Susan 44 Taxi Driver 42 12 167 167 1 Tell him that the hotel is there. 168 168 1 Say that if he lets you out over here, you can walk the rest of the way. 169 169 2 Ask if she is certain. 170 170 1 Confirm that you are. 171 171 1 Ask if he could change a 50-mark bill. 172 172 2 Tell her that you think you can't. 173 173 1 Apologize to the driver. 174 174 1 Say that you don't have anything smaller. 175 175 1 Add, "Oh, wait," and tell him that you have a 20-mark bill and some change. 176 176 1 Ask him if this is enough. 177 177 2 Tell her that this is fine. 178 178 2 Say, "Thank you very much." At the Hotel, Dialog 1 Ms. Han is checking into her hotel. 1 2 Ms. Han 45 Front Desk Attendant 46 12 230 230 1 Greet the attendant and ask her if she has a single room available. 231 231 2 Greet the woman. 232 232 2 Ask her how long she would like to stay. 233 233 1 Explain that you would like to stay for two weeks. 234 234 2 Say, "Yes," and that you have a very nice single room. 235 235 1 Ask if it has a sink. 236 236 2 Say, "Yes," and tell her that the bathroom is located down the hall. 237 237 1 Ask how much it costs. 238 238 2 Tell her that it costs 85 marks a day. 239 239 1 Ask what is included in the price. 240 240 2 Explain that all the rooms have phones and TVs, and that breakfast is also included. 241 241 1 Tell her that you will take it. At the Hotel, Dialog 2 Mr. Martens is checking into his hotel with a reservation. 1 2 Mr. Martens 56 Front Desk Attendant 46 10 242 242 1 Greet the desk attendant and introduce yourself. 243 243 1 Say that you believe she has a reservation for you. 244 244 2 Ask him when he made the reservation. 245 245 1 Reply that you reserved the room yesterday over the phone. 246 246 2 Say, "Yes, I have it here." Explain that it is a double room with a bath. 247 247 1 Agree with the attendant. 248 248 1 Make sure the reservation is for ten days. 249 249 2 Ask him politely to sign the hotel register. 250 250 2 Politely ask to see his passport. 251 251 1 Say, "Here it is." At the Hotel, Dialog 3 Mr. Martens inquires about local restaurants. 1 2 Mr. Martens 56 Front Desk Attendant 46 5 256 256 1 Ask the attendant if she can recommend a good restaurant. 257 258 2 Tell him that the hotel serves excellent meals and explain that there are several cafés in the area. 259 259 1 Ask her at what time meals are served here. 260 260 2 Tell him that this is a list of the dining room hours. 261 262 2 Ask him to remember to leave his key when he leaves the hotel. At the Hotel, Dialog 4 Mrs. Martens would like to buy opera tickets. 1 2 Mrs. Martens 48 Concierge 49 12 263 263 1 Ask if the concierge would order some opera tickets for you. 264 264 2 Tell her, "Yes," and that you will order them for her. 265 265 1 Tell him you would like to buy two tickets for tomorrow night's opera. 266 266 2 Tell her that it might be difficult but that you will certainly try. 267 267 1 Ask which way the hairdresser is. 268 268 2 Tell her it's right over there in the lobby, past the staircase. 269 269 2 Tell her that there is also a gift shop. 270 270 1 Ask him to send a newspaper and some ice to your room. 271 271 2 Say, "Yes, of course." 272 272 2 Ask her if there is anything else you can do for her. 273 273 1 Politely ask if he would wake you tomorrow morning at six. 274 274 2 Say, "Certainly." Going to the Bank, Dialog 1 Mr. Mitchell is exchanging money at the bank. 1 2 Mr. Mitchell 50 Teller 51 9 328 328 1 Greet the teller. 329 329 1 Say that you would like to exchange some American dollars for German marks. 330 330 2 Say, "Yes, sure," and ask him how much he'd like to exchange. 331 331 1 Tell him that you have 150 American dollars. 332 332 2 Ask if he would like to exchange the full amount. 333 333 1 Confirm that you do. 334 334 1 Ask him what today's exchange rate is. 335 335 2 Tell him that one dollar equals one mark and 57 pfennigs. 336 336 1 Say, "Okay." Going to the Bank, Dialog 2 Mr. Mitchell is exchanging money at the bank. 1 2 Mr. Mitchell 50 Teller 51 9 337 337 1 Tell him that you also have travelers' checks. 338 338 2 Ask him if he would like to exchange them, too. 339 339 1 Say, "Yes," and that you have 250 dollars. 340 340 2 Make sure that he wants to exchange a total of 400 dollars. 341 341 1 Say, "Yes, thank you." 342 342 1 Ask him if you should sign them now. 343 343 2 Say, "Yes, please." 344 344 2 Ask him if he has any identification. 345 345 1 Say, "Yes," and offer your passport. Going to the Bank, Dialog 3 Mrs. Romanov is talking to the bank teller. 1 2 Mrs. Romanov 52 Teller 51 11 346 346 1 Greet and ask the teller for help. 347 347 2 Ask how you can help her. 348 348 1 Tell the teller that you have lost your travelers' checks. 349 349 2 Ask how much they are worth. 350 350 1 Explain that you had over 500 dollars in checks. 351 351 2 Ask her if she thinks that they were stolen. 352 353 1 Say, "No," and explain that you think you lost them while you were shopping this morning. 354 354 2 Ask her if she has a list of the numbers. 355 355 1 Say, "Yes," and tell him that you have it here. 356 356 2 Politely tell her to have a seat while you take care of it. 357 357 1 Thank him. Going to the Bank, Dialog 4 Marie is speaking with the bank teller. 1 2 Marie 53 Teller 51 9 358 358 1 Ask the teller if you may use your credit card in the ATM. 359 359 2 Say, "Yes," and add that she can also use her bank ATM card. 360 360 1 Ask him what the fee is per transaction. 361 361 2 Offer her a list of charges. 362 362 1 Ask him if you can cash a cashier's check from your Boston bank. 363 363 2 Say, "Yes," and ask her if she has endorsed it yet. 364 364 1 Say, "No," and add that you will right now. 365 365 1 Ask him if you can buy travelers' checks here. 366 366 2 Say, "Yes, of course." Buying Tickets, Dialog 1 Mr. O'Brien is booking plane tickets to Munich. 1 2 Mr. O'Brien 65 Travel Agent 66 14 407 407 1 Explain that you would like to fly to Munich next month. 408 408 2 Ask him how long he is planning on staying there. 409 409 1 Answer that you are planning on staying about three weeks. 410 410 2 Say, "Let me see." 411 412 2 Tell him that if he doesn't mind traveling on a weekday you can get him on a round-trip flight for 550 marks. 413 413 1 Remark that this is a little bit expensive. 414 414 2 Explain that it is peak tourist season right now. 415 415 1 Say, "Yes, I know." 416 416 1 Ask her if she has anything cheaper. 417 417 2 Ask him if he could leave on a two days' notice. 418 418 1 Say, "Yes," and add that you could do that. 419 419 2 Tell him that in this case, Lufthansa offers a one-way flight for only 240 marks. 420 420 1 Say that this sounds good. 421 421 1 Tell her that you'll take it. Buying Tickets, Dialog 2 Mrs. Grady is booking tickets to Berlin. 1 2 Mrs. Grady 67 Ticket Agent 57 8 432 432 1 Say that you would like to buy a ticket for the next flight to Berlin. 433 433 2 Tell her that this would be flight number 1517, which leaves at 10:45. 434 434 1 Say, "Yes, it's okay." 435 435 2 Ask her if she would like coach or first class. 436 436 1 Politely ask for coach. 437 437 1 Ask her if you could get a window seat. 438 439 2 Tell her that you're sorry, there are no window seats left but that you can get her an aisle seat. 440 440 1 Thank her. Buying Tickets, Dialog 3 Mrs. König is booking train tickets to Freiburg. 1 2 Mrs. König 68 Ticket seller 58 11 453 453 1 Ask for two train tickets to Freiburg. 454 454 2 Ask her if she prefers coach or a sleeping car. 455 455 1 Politely ask for a sleeping car. 456 456 2 Tell her that the train leaves the station promptly at 5:00. 457 457 1 Ask him if there is a dining car on the train. 458 458 2 Say, "Of course." 459 459 2 Explain that this train even has a lounge. 460 460 1 Ask him if the train goes straight through or if you have to change trains in Mannheim. 461 461 2 Tell her that it goes straight through. 462 462 1 Ask him if someone could help you with your luggage. 463 463 2 Tell her that the porters are on the platform. Asking for Directions, Dialog 1 Mr. Benedict is lost and asks for directions. 1 2 Mr. Benedict 59 Woman 70 9 519 519 1 Say, "Excuse me," then explain that you are lost. 520 520 2 Ask him where he wants to go. 521 521 1 Explain that you are looking for Römer Street. 522 522 2 Tell him to take a right at the next intersection. 523 523 1 Ask her if the art museum is far away. 524 524 2 Tell him that it is on Mozart Street. 525 525 2 Explain that he should go over the bridge and take the second right. 526 526 1 Ask what you should do then. 527 527 2 Tell him that he should then park his car and follow the signs. Asking for Directions, Dialog 2 Mrs. Silver needs a service station. 1 2 Mrs. Silver 69 Woman 70 4 528 528 1 Politely excuse yourself and ask if there is a service station nearby. 529 529 2 Tell her to keep going for about three kilometers and add that there is one on the right side. 530 530 1 Ask her if it will be open this late at night. 531 531 2 Say, "Yes," and that it should be open. Asking for Directions, Dialog 3 Roberta asks for directions to the Grand Hotel. 1 2 Roberta 71 Woman 70 4 532 532 1 Excuse yourself and politely ask if she knows how to get to the Grand Hotel. 533 533 2 Tell her that she's going the wrong way. 534 534 1 Ask her if you can pull a U-turn here. 535 536 2 Tell her that it would be better to drive to the rotary which is straight ahead. Asking for Directions, Dialog 4 Jim asks for directions to the bank. 1 2 Jim 72 Man 73 3 537 537 1 Politely excuse yourself. 538 538 1 Ask him if that is the bank near the post office. 539 539 2 Answer, "No," and explain that it is across the street, next to the restaurant. Asking for Directions, Dialog 5 Julia asks for directions to the restaurant. 1 2 Julia 74 Woman 70 4 540 540 1 Politely ask if this is the way to the "Golden Goose" restaurant. 541 541 2 Explain that it is only a block away on the right side. 542 542 2 Tell her to pass the church and to turn right on Dürer Street. 543 543 2 Tell her that it is right next to the pharmacy. Asking for the Time, Dialog 1 Herbert asks for the time. 1 2 Herbert 40 Stefanie 60 5 544 544 1 Ask what time it is. 545 545 2 Tell him that it is noon time. 546 546 1 Ask, "Really?" 547 547 1 Add that you thought it was around 11:30. 548 548 2 Tell him that his watch is slow. Asking for the Time, Dialog 2 Charles and Shirley are talking about the movies. 1 2 Shirley 75 Charles 76 5 549 549 1 Ask what time the movie begins. 550 550 2 Tell her that it begins at 8:30 p.m. 551 551 1 Say that you shouldn't arrive there too late. 552 552 1 Suggest that you leave at quarter to eight. 553 553 2 Reply that you think 7:30 would be better. Shopping, Dialog 1 Pauline is shopping for jewelry. 1 2 Pauline 77 Store Clerk 78 8 621 621 1 Greet the store clerk. 622 622 2 Ask if you can help her. 623 623 1 Say, "Yes," and add that you saw something in the window. 624 624 2 Ask if this is the item she saw, this gold chain. 625 625 1 Say, "Yes," and ask her how much it costs. 626 626 2 Explain that it costs 540 marks and that it is made of 18-carat gold. 627 627 1 Tell the clerk that it's lovely. 628 628 1 Add that you will take it. Shopping, Dialog 2 Pauline is shopping for jewelry. 1 2 Pauline 77 Store Clerk 78 13 630 630 1 Tell the clerk that you like these earrings. 631 631 2 Ask if she would like to see them. 632 632 1 Say, "Yes, please." 633 633 1 Ask how much they cost. 634 634 2 Tell her that they are very elegant and that they cost only 320 marks. 635 635 1 Say that you will take them, too. 636 636 2 Ask her if she wants to pay cash or credit. 637 637 1 Tell her you would like to charge it to your VISA card. 638 638 2 Politely ask her to sign here. 639 639 1 Politely ask her to wrap it as a gift. 640 640 2 Say, "Yes, certainly." 641 641 2 Tell her that there is no additional charge. 642 642 1 Thank her. Shopping, Dialog 3 Barry is shopping for camera accessories. 1 2 Barry 79 Clerk 80 13 643 643 1 Say that you would like to buy film for your camera. 644 644 2 Ask whether he wants print or slide film. 645 645 1 Politely ask for color print film. 646 646 1 Ask for 36 exposures. 650 650 2 Tell him that you have Kodak, Fuji, Konica... 651 651 1 Politely ask for Kodak. 652 652 2 Ask him if that will be all. 653 653 1 Tell her you also need some batteries. 654 654 2 Ask him what type of camera he has got. 655 655 1 Tell her to take a look. 656 656 2 Tell him that his camera takes two of these batteries. 657 657 1 Thank her. 658 658 2 Offer him his receipt. Shopping, Dialog 4 Bart is shopping for an alarm clock. 1 3 Bart 81 Woman at service desk 61 Clerk 80 16 659 659 1 Ask for the appliance department. 660 660 2 Explain that it's on the second floor. 661 661 2 Add that the elevator is over there, to the left. 662 662 3 Greet and ask if you can help him. 663 663 1 Tell her that you are just looking and thank her. 664 664 3 Say, "Of course," then suggest that he take his time. 665 665 1 Explain that you would like to buy a clock. 666 666 3 Say that you have several models over here. 667 667 1 Ask her which one she would recommend. 668 668 3 Tell him that this one is the best. 669 669 1 Ask her if it is a reliable one. 670 670 3 Say, "Of course." 671 671 3 Explain that it comes with a guarantee. 672 672 1 Ask her whether you can return it if you're not satisfied. 673 673 3 Say, "Yes," and ask him if he would like to buy it. 674 674 1 Say, "Yes, please." Restaurants, Dialog 1 Mrs. Jones is ordering breakfast. 1 2 Mrs. Jones 62 Waitress 63 7 749 749 1 Say, "Good morning." 750 750 2 Greet her. 751 751 2 Ask her if she would like some coffee. 752 752 1 Say, "No, thank you." 753 753 1 Ask for some tea and a glass of orange juice. 754 754 2 Tell her that you have rolls, pastries, croissants, and tarts. 755 755 1 Politely ask her to bring two pastries and a croissant. Restaurants, Dialog 2 Mr. Brown is ordering dinner. 1 2 Waitress 63 Mr. Brown 82 9 757 757 1 Ask the customer if you can help him. 758 758 2 Tell the waitress that you see "Königsberger Klopse." 759 759 2 Ask what it is. 760 760 1 Explain that it is meatballs in a light sauce with capers. 761 761 2 Ask what "Falscher Hase" is. 762 762 1 Explain that this is meat loaf. 763 763 2 Ask what a "Jägerschnitzel" is. 764 764 1 Explain that this is a lean piece of pork in a brown sauce with mushrooms. 765 765 2 Say, "Good," then tell her that you will have that. Restaurants, Dialog 3 Mr. Brown is ordering dinner. 1 2 Waitress 63 Mr. Brown 82 10 766 766 1 Offer him something to drink. 767 767 2 Say, "Yes," then specify that you would like a pils. 768 768 2 Say that you would like a green salad with your meal and half a liter of burgundy wine. 770 770 1 Tell him that the house wine is very good. 771 771 2 Say, "Ok," and add that you will have half a liter of the house wine. 772 772 1 Ask if he would like to order dessert. 773 773 2 Say that you would like a piece of Black Forest cake. 774 774 1 Ask if he would like coffee with it. 775 775 2 Say, "Yes, please." 776 776 2 Ask for the check as well. Restaurants, Dialog 4 Mr. Caldwell is ordering dinner. 1 2 Mr. Caldwell 84 Waitress 63 11 777 777 1 Ask the waitress what she recommends. 778 778 2 Tell him that the special tonight is trout, fresh from the trout pond. 779 779 1 Tell her that this sounds good. 780 780 1 Ask how it's prepared. 781 781 2 Tell him that it's steamed. 782 782 2 Offer him a salad. 783 783 2 Say that you have a very good cooked vegetable salad. 784 784 1 Say, "No," and add that you would rather have a tossed salad with tomatoes. 785 785 2 Ask if he enjoyed his dinner. 786 786 1 Say that it was wonderful. 787 787 1 Ask if you can pay with your credit card. Polite Conversation, Dialog 1 Mrs. O'Brien is waiting for the bus. 1 2 Mrs. O'Brien 86 Man 73 9 848 848 1 Ask if he is waiting for the bus. 849 849 2 Answer, "Yes," and add that it's going to be five minutes late. 850 850 1 Politely ask if he could tell you where the restrooms are. 851 851 2 Reply that they are over there, around the corner to the left. 852 852 1 Ask if this is your bus. 853 853 2 Say, "Yes," and tell her that it's ready to leave right away. 854 854 1 Politely ask him to help you with your luggage. 855 855 2 Tell her, "Sure." 856 856 1 Thank him politely. Polite Conversation, Dialog 2 Mr. Meier goes to the coffee shop. 1 3 Mr. Meier 87 Man 73 Waiter 83 10 857 857 1 Ask where you can get a cup of coffee around here. 858 858 2 Tell him to go to the coffee shop over there. 859 859 1 Tell the waiter that you would like a cup of coffee. 860 860 3 Ask if he would like his coffee black or with milk and sugar. 861 861 1 Politely request black, without cream or sugar. 862 862 3 Ask him if that would be all. 863 863 1 Ask for one of those rolls, too. 864 864 1 Ask if they sell newspapers. 865 865 3 Tell him that there is a newspaper stand over there. 866 866 3 Add that it's next to the stairway. Polite Conversation, Dialog 3 Mrs. Klint is going to the movies. 1 2 Mrs. Klint 85 Woman 70 12 867 867 1 Politely excuse yourself and ask the woman what time it is. 868 868 2 Tell her it's five minutes of nine. 869 869 1 Ask what time the next showing of the movie begins. 870 870 2 Tell her that you think it starts at 9:15. 871 871 1 Ask if she's seen it already. 872 872 2 Say, "Yes." 873 873 1 Ask how she liked it. 874 874 2 Say that it was pretty good, but that you would recommend the other movie that is showing here. 875 875 1 Ask if she knows what time the movie starts. 876 876 2 Tell her that it starts at 9:45. 877 877 1 Thank her politely. 878 878 2 Say, "You're welcome." Polite Conversation, Dialog 4 Mrs. Vaness is asking for a restaurant recommendation. 1 2 Mrs. Vaness 88 Man 73 14 879 879 1 Politely excuse yourself. 880 880 2 Say, "Yes." 881 881 1 Ask for a recommendation of a good restaurant in the area. 882 882 2 Say, "Yes," and tell her to try the "Red Dove." 883 883 1 Explain that you went there last night. 884 884 1 Say that it was a little expensive. 885 885 2 Say that if that's the case, she should go to "Rudi's Bar." 886 886 2 Say that they have local cuisine, pizza, and great desserts. 887 887 1 Ask where the bar is. 888 888 2 Tell her to go down this street. 889 889 2 Tell her to turn right at the lights and walk two blocks. 890 890 2 Tell her "Rudi's" will be on the lefthand side. 891 891 1 Thank him for the tip. 892 892 2 Say, "You're welcome." Emergencies, Dialog 1 Mrs. Laufenberg calls an ambulance. 1 2 Mrs. Laufenberg 89 Operator 90 10 949 949 1 Say, "Hello," and inform the operator that this is an emergency. 950 950 1 Explain that you need an ambulance. 951 951 2 Ask what her name and address are. 952 952 1 Tell her your name is Heike Laufenberg and that you are staying in room 112 at the Solberger Hotel. 953 953 2 Ask what happened. 954 954 1 Tell her that you think your husband had a heart attack. 955 955 2 Tell her that an ambulance with a medical crew are on their way. 956 956 1 Politely ask her to hurry. 957 957 2 Tell her not to worry. 958 958 2 Explain that they will be there right away. Emergencies, Dialog 2 The paramedics arrive at the scene. 1 2 Mrs. Laufenberg 89 Paramedic 91 9 959 959 1 Thank them for coming so quickly. 960 960 2 Ask what happened. 961 962 1 Say that he had chest pain and then he fainted. 963 963 2 Tell her that he will be all right. 964 964 1 Ask him if he's in pain right now. 965 965 2 Say, "No," and explain that you gave him something for the pain. 966 966 2 Ask if she wants to come to the hospital. 967 967 1 Say, "Yes," and add that you need to inform your family. 968 968 2 Tell her that she can do so at the hospital. Emergencies, Dialog 3 Mr. Butler has a flat tire. 1 2 Man 73 Mr. Butler 92 10 969 969 1 Say, "Hello," and ask him if he's in trouble. 970 970 2 Say, "Yes," and add that you have a flat tire. 971 971 2 Ask if he can help you. 972 972 1 Ask if he has a spare tire and a jack. 973 973 2 Say, "Yes," and add that it is in the trunk. 974 974 1 Say that you hope the spare tire has air in it. 975 975 2 Say that it looks as though you ran over something sharp. 976 976 1 Agree with him. 977 977 2 Ask where you can get the tire fixed. 978 978 1 Tell him that there's a gas station just up the road. Emergencies, Dialog 4 Mrs. Bing has lost her wallet. 1 2 Mrs. Bing 93 Officer 64 11 979 979 1 Politely excuse yourself and explain that you have lost your wallet. 980 980 2 Ask where she lost it. 981 982 1 Tell him that you were sightseeing and suddenly you noticed it was gone. 983 983 2 Ask if she thinks it was stolen. 984 984 1 Say that you don't know. 985 985 2 Tell her to fill out this form. 986 986 2 Ask her if there was much money in it. 987 987 1 Say, "No," and explain that there were several credit cards and your international driver's license. 988 988 2 Politely ask her if you can see her passport. 989 989 1 Reply, "Yes," and ask him if you can use his phone. 990 990 2 Say, "Of course."