Necesito una conversación sobre planes a futuro y experiencias pasadas, por ejemplo de que quiero trabajar
Respuestas
Respuesta:
Vamos a poner que Jim y Cindy son estadounidenses que viven en España, y así están hablando de Holy Week – en EEUU no se celebra como aquí.
Aquí tienes la conversación. :
Jim: Hi Cindy. How’s it going?
Cindy: Great, Jim. How are you?
Jim: Fine, thanks! Do you have any plans for Holy Week?
Cindy: Yes, I’m going to London. I’m quite excited!
Jim: Oh, that’s interesting! Where are you going to stay?
Cindy: I’m going to stay in a hotel close to Piccadilly Circus.
Jim: Cool. Is it your first time in London?
Cindy: No, it isn’t. I’ve been there twice before.
conversación sobre planes de futuro en inglés
The Shard and the river Thames in London. Photo by Daniel Welsch.
Sigue la conversación…
Jim: Oh, you must like it a lot. How long are you going to stay?
Cindy: I’ll be there for 5 days.
Jim: And how are you going to get there?
Cindy: I got a cheap flight with RyanAir!
Jim: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
Cindy: Me, too. But it was a lot cheaper than other airlines.
Jim: RyanAir is the worst.
Cindy: Yeah, but I can’t exactly fly first class on my salary.
Jim: Are you going on your own?
Cindy: No, I’m going with my friend Sally.
Jim: Well, have a great time up there!
Cindy: Thanks! What are you up to?
Jim: Well, I’ve only got a few days off, so I figured I’d go to the beach.
Cindy: Oh, that’s nice.
Jim: Yeah, my girlfriend’s parents have a house in Benidorm.
Cindy: Sounds great. Don’t forget to take your sun cream!
Jim: I won’t. We went last year and I got a terrible sunburn. I turned as red as a beet.
Cindy: Yeah, I remember that. So how are things going with your girlfriend anyway? What was her name? Puri?
Jim: No, Inma.
Cindy: Ah yes, Inma.
Jim: It’s going pretty well. She’s very passionate. And I’ve already met her parents.
Cindy: Yeah, you know… Spanish girls!
Jim: Yeah, Spanish girls…
To be continued…
Bueno, un par de artículos más que te pueden gustar: Cuando Jim dice “I turned red as a beet” es un ejemplo de comparaciones con like y as. Beet, por cierto, es “remolacha”