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Preparation
Transcript
Charles: Hello, Julian.
Julian: Hello, Charles. How are you?
Charles: I'm fine. Fine. Julian, do you remember Alyssa?
Julian: No, I don't.
Charles: She's Ben's sister. Do you remember? We were all at Ben's wedding together.
Julian: Ah, yes, I do – in that old castle. Was it in January?
Charles: Yes, it was! Alyssa was there.
Alyssa: Hello. Nice to meet you ... again.
Julian: Hello, nice to meet you too, Alison.
Alyssa: I'm not Alison.
Julian: What?
Alyssa: My name isn't Alison. It's Alyssa.
Julian: I'm sorry. Nice to meet you, Alyssa.
Charles: Good. Would you like a drink?
Julian: Good idea.
Alyssa: Yes, please.
Charles: Here you are.
Alyssa and Julian: Thanks!
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yes , i meet new people almost every day . But i rarely engage a conversation with anyone .
I meet new people and we want to drink coffee.
I usually meet new people twice a year.
The class is very useful, especially for those of us who are on the path of learning, thank you.
"No, I don't meet new people often because I rarely go outside."
I always meet new people at dinner, at training and in the bus when i travel.
I usually don’t meet a lot of people to get to know them. But every day sometimes I see the same people in the cafe where I work from the cafe
I work in the sales area, due to my job, I must meet very often with different clients and suppliers.
I usually meet new people up to every singal year and situation. When I was in school, I always met new students and teachers in every each year. Then I got adult, I always met new colleagues everywhere I went in work too.
I meet new people by greeting them and asking them, what's your name and take a few discutients about anything as public.