We are going to practice speaking English with a conversation.
Let's work on our English speaking skills.
I want you to repeat after me and then we'll do role play at the end.
Okay, here we go.
Hello, I've just been in a car accident.
Hello, I've just been in a car accident.
That's better.
Nothing to laugh about.
But at first I was like, hello, I've just been in a car accident.
I'm like, that's not how it would sound.
It would be more like, hello, I've just been in a car accident.
All right.
Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that.
Are you injured at all?
Oh no, I'm sorry to hear, to hear.
See that to hear?
To hear that becomes to hear that, to hear that, to, to, to hear that.
Are you injured at all?
Are you injured at all?
Are you injured at all?
At all?
No, I'm not hurt but my car is really damaged.
No, I'm not hurt but my car is really damaged.
I'm glad you're okay.
Where exactly are you right now?
I'm glad you're okay.
Where exactly are you right now?
I'm on Main Street, right across from the gas station.
I'm on Main Street, right across from the gas station.
Got it.
Are you alone or is anyone else involved?
Got it.
Are you alone or is anyone else involved? there's there's another car involved but no one seems badly hurt there's another car involved but no one seems badly hurt okay please stay calm and avoid moving the vehicles unless necessary Okay, please stay calm and avoid moving the vehicles unless necessary.
Okay, we haven't moved anything.
Good.
Emergency services are on their way now.
Good.
Emergency services are on their way now.
Thank you.
Should I call my insurance company now?
Thank you.
Should I call my insurance company now?
You can wait until the officers arrive.
They'll guide you through what to do next.
Okay, I understand.
It's just my first accident.
Okay, I understand.
It's just my first accident.
That's completely understandable.
We'll help you through it step by step.
That's completely understandable.
We'll help you through it step by step.
Will the police be here soon?
Yes, they're just a few minutes away from your location.
Yes, they're just a few minutes away from your location.
Thank you so much for your help.
Thank you so much for your help.
You're welcome.
Just stay safe and stay on the line if you need anything else.
You're welcome.
Just stay safe and stay on the line.
If you need anything else, what is on the line, stay on the line.
That's not an actual line that you like stand on.
No, the line is telephone line, so stay on the phone.
You could say stay on the phone if you need anything else, so don't hang up, don't end the call.
Stay on the line means don't end the call.
Keep the.
Keep the call live.
Stay on the line, all right.
Okay, i'll stay on the line.
If i need anything else.
Okay, i'll stay on the line.
If i need anything else, All right, good practice.
That was the end of the conversation.
Now we are going to role play it.
I'll be the red text, you're the blue text.
Ready?
Here we go.
Hello, I've just been in a car accident.
No, I'm not hurt, but my car is really damaged.
I'm on Main Street, right across from the gas station.
There's another car involved, but no one seems badly hurt.
Okay, we haven't moved anything.
Thank you.
Should I call my insurance company now?
Okay, I understand.
It's just my first accident.
Would the police be here soon?
Thank you so much for your help.
Okay, I'll stay on the line if I need anything else.
All right, good job.
Way to go.
Did you keep up with me?
Let's switch roles this time.
This time you get to be the red text.
Okay, let's go.
Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that.
Are you injured at all?
I'm glad you're okay.
Where exactly are you right now?
Got it.
Are you alone or is anyone else involved?
Okay, please stay calm and avoid moving the vehicles unless necessary.
Good.
Emergency services are on their way now.
You can wait until the officers arrive.
They'll guide you through what to do next.
That's completely understandable.
We'll help you through it step by step.
Yes, they're just a few minutes away from your location.
You're welcome.
Just stay safe and stay on the line if you need anything else.
Boom.
Good workout.
Way to go.
How was that?
Good English speaking practice? working them English speaking muscles out.
All right, keep moving forward one little step at a time.
Thank you for practicing with me again today and I'll see you in the next English speaking practice video.
