Apologise for a misunderstanding

Security guard: Excuse me. Can I have a word with you? 

Dean: Yes. Is there a problem?

Security guard: I'm afraid so. Did you know that this is private property? 

Dean: No, I didn't.

Security guard: Didn't you see the sign?

Dean: No, I'm afraid not.

Security guard: Well, if I were you, I'd look for a different place. 

Dean: OK. Sorry about that. I didn't realize.

Security guard: That's OK. REmember for next time.

Exchange opinions

Maria: Hi, Sara. Have you seen these?

Sara: No, what are they?

Maria: They're posters for an anti-drugs campaign. All the students in the school have to say which one's best, and why.

Sara: Let's see. Mmmm... What do you think?

Maria: I can't really decide, but I suppose the one on the right has got a clearer message. Do you agree?

Sara: Well, yes and no. It's clear, but it isn't very effective. 

Maria: Why's that?

Sara: Well, I reckon you should be positive. For me, the one on the right is trying to be scary.

Maria: Mmm.. You might be right there. Ok? 

Sara: 0k. Bye Maria!

Maria: See you later! Bye.

Invite someone out

William: Hi, Marie! How are you?

Marie: I'm OK. Have you seen that new band called The Twin Monkeys?

William: No, I think that's good. Where is it?

Marie: At the central auditorium.

William: OK. And what day will they play?

Marie: On Saturday 14th of November at 8:00pm.

William: OK, see you later, bye!

Marie: Bye william!

Talk about events in the past

Laura: Did I ever tell you about my wedding?

Maria: NO, when was that?

Laura: Oh, it was forty years ago now. I've got some photos.

Maria: Oh, can I see? Were there many people there?

Laura: Oh yes, there were about a hundred of us.

Maria: Did you have a good time?

Laura: Yes, we did. We all had a great time. The best bit was at the end of the day. 

Maria: What happened then?

Laura: Your gran and I got on my scooter and rode down the high street in our wedding clothes. 

Maria: That sounds great!