Dialogue 1
Kelly: Hey, I didn’t know you moved here recently.
Mia: Yeah, I moved here last month from Canada.
Kelly: Really? How do you like living in the US?
Mia: It’s great so far. People are really friendly and there’s so much to see and do.
Kelly: That’s nice. Where in Canada are you from?
Mia: I’m from Toronto, but I’ve also lived in Vancouver for a few years.
Kelly: Oh, I love Vancouver! What made you move to the States?
Mia: I got a job offer in Los Angeles and thought it would be a great opportunity.
Kelly: LA is amazing. Have you been able to explore the city yet?
Mia: Not too much, but I plan on doing that soon. When did you move here?
Kelly: A few years ago for college. But I’m originally from Seattle.
Mia: Wow, so you’re used to living in big cities then.
Kelly: Yeah, but LA still has its own unique vibe. We should hang out sometime and I can show you around!
Mia: Definitely, thanks Kelly. How long have you been living here now?
Kelly: About four years. Time flies!
Dialogue 2
Kate: Hi, I’m Kate. What’s your name?
Sam: My name is Emma.
Kate: Nice to meet you, Emma! Where are you from?
Emma: I moved here from France a year ago.
Kate: That must have been quite an adjustment. Why did you move to the USA?
Emma: I came for university. I wanted to study business and there were great opportunities here.
Kate: Oh, that’s interesting. Are you enjoying it so far?
Emma: Yes, I really am. It’s very different from France but I like the new experiences and challenges.
Kate: That’s great. Well, welcome to America!
Emma: Thank you, Kate. Everyone has been so friendly and welcoming.
Kate: Of course! We’re happy to have you here.
Dialogue 3
Sarah: Hi, James! How’s it going?
James: Hey Sarah. It’s going great. How about you?
Sarah: It’s good too. I just had my English lesson.
James: Really? Why are you studying English?
Sarah: Well, for me learning English is really important.
James: Oh yeah? Why do you say that?
Sarah: First of all, I want to be able to communicate with more people from different countries. Plus, it helps in finding job opportunities and traveling.
James: That makes sense. Do you find it difficult to learn?
Sarah: It can be challenging sometimes, but it’s worth it.
James: Yeah, I agree. By the way, how did you do on your last test?
Sarah: I got an A. I’m pretty happy about it.
James: Wow, congratulations! Keep up the good work.
Sarah: Thanks, James. See you later.
James: Bye, Sarah.
Dialogue 4
Sara: Hi, Mary. I was just wondering, what do you like most about the USA?
Mary: Well, there’s so much to love about this country. The people are really friendly and welcoming.
Sara: That’s true. Where are you from in the UK again?
Mary: I’m from a small town near London.
Sara: Oh, cool. I’ve always wanted to visit England. What else do you like about America?
Mary: It may sound cliche, but I really love the food here. There are so many options and everything is so delicious.
Sara: Yes, there definitely isn’t a shortage of restaurants around here.
Mary: And I also love how diverse it is here. People from all different backgrounds and cultures coexist and share their traditions and customs.
Sara: Absolutely! It’s one of the things that makes this country so special.
Mary: Definitely. I am so grateful to call the USA my home now.
Sara: We’re lucky to have you here, Mary.
