Set 5 of 5 A2~B1 Level Conversations

Woman: (approaching the man) Excuse me, can you help me with something?
Man: (curious) Sure, what do you [?] help with?
Woman: (pointing to her bike) I have a flat tire and I don’t know how to change it. Do
you think you could help me?
Man: (apologetic) I’m sorry, but I don’t know how to change a [?] tire. I’m not really
good with mechanical stuff.
Woman: (disappointed but understanding) Oh, okay. Thanks anyway.
Man: (wanting to make it up to her) But wait, maybe I can make it up to you by
buying you a coffee or something. There’s a [?] nearby.
Woman: (smiling) That’s very kind of you, thank you.
Man: (smiling back) Great, let’s go. My name is David, by the way. What’s yours?
Woman: (introducing herself) Nice to meet you, David. My name is Sarah.
Man: (making conversation) So, what [?] you to the park today?
Woman: (talking about her day) I just finished my work shift and decided to take my
bike out for a ride. I usually try to get some exercise in whenever I can.
Man: (impressed) That’s great. I’m more of a [?] myself, but I’ve been meaning to
take up cycling.
Woman: (interested) You should. It’s a great way to stay fit and explore the city.
Man: (nodding) I might just do that. Maybe you can give me some [?] on where to
bike around here.
Woman: (smiling) Sure, I’d be happy to. Thanks again for the coffee.
Man: (smiling back) No problem, Sarah. It’s the least I can do.

Man: (looking around the supermarket) Excuse me, do you work here?
Employee: (approaching the man) Yes, how can I [?] you?
Man: (flustered) I’m sorry, I’m a bit lost. I’m looking for an Asian spice, but I can’t
seem to find it.
Employee: (helpful) Sure, what kind of [?] are you looking for?
Man: (trying to remember) Um, I think it’s called “star anise.” Do you know where I
can find it?
Employee: (nodding) Yes, it’s in the spice aisle. Follow me, I’ll [?] you where it is.
Man: (grateful) Thank you so much. I’ve been looking for this everywhere.
Employee: (leading the way) No problem. Is there anything else you need help with?
Man: (thinking) Actually, yes. Do you have any [?] for recipes using
star anise? I’ve never used it before.
Employee: (thinking) Hmm, let me see. How about making some Chinese five spice
chicken? It’s a classic dish that uses star anise.
Man: (interested) That [?] great. Do you have a recipe I could follow?
Employee: (grabbing a recipe card) Here you go. It’s easy to follow and doesn’t
require too many ingredients.
Man: (thankful) Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it.
Employee: (smiling) No problem. Is there anything else I can [?] you with?
Man: (shaking his head) No, that’s all. Thanks again.
Employee: (waving goodbye) You’re welcome. Have a [?] day!

Man: (struggling to fit the TV in his car) Ugh, this is [?].
Woman: (approaching the man) Excuse me, do you need help with that?
Man: (grateful) Actually, yes. I’m trying to get [?] of this old TV, but it’s too big to fit
in my car.
Woman: (sympathetic) I see. Have you tried calling a junk removal service? They can
usually [?] bulky items like this.
Man: (considering) That’s a good idea, but I don’t have much money to spare. Do you
think they’re expensive?
Woman: (thinking) It depends on the company and how much they [?] for their
services. But, there might be other options. Have you thought about donating the TV
to a charity or a thrift store?
Man: (surprised) I hadn’t thought of that. Do you know any [?] that accept TVs?
Woman: (nodding) Yes, there’s a Goodwill store down the street. They accept
electronics, including TVs, as long as they’re in working [?].
Man: (relieved) That’s great. I’ll go there right away. Thank you so much for your
help.
Woman: (smiling) No problem. I’m [?] I could assist you. Have a good day!
Man: (grinning) Thanks, you too!