The most important thing in oral English practice is to say it. The following is a short spoken English conversation I shared, hoping to help everyone!

Simple oral English conversation essay 1 C = customer S= salesperson

Excuse me, I'm looking for your casual short-sleeved shirts. Can you tell me where those are?

Customer: Excuse me, I'm looking for a casual short-sleeved shirt. Can you tell me where to put them?

S: Right here, sir. What size do you wear?

Shop assistant: Right here, sir. What size do you wear?

C: Medium size.

Guest: Medium rare.

S: These are all medium sizes.

Shop assistant: These are all medium sizes.

C: Thank you. I think I'll take this one and these pants. They are gifts for friends.

Guest: Thank you. I want to buy this shirt and these pants, which are gifts for my friends.

S: Shall I wrap it as a gift for you, sir?

Shop assistant: Do you need to put them in the gift box, sir?

C: Yes, please. (To be continued)

Guest: OK, thank you. (To be continued)

A medical expert has published a book with a lot of excuses for men? Cheating.

Recently, a French medical expert has just published a book, which finds out the reasons why many men cheat.

Walsh Bowles: Women are always saboteurs, but the opposite women are victims. Men actually have so many exceptions.

It's always men who cause accidents and women who get hurt. Men have so many reasons.

Big mouth: sexual desire is always the counterpart? The soul.

Sexual desire has been eroding men's souls.

Washbauer: According to medical experts, it was a mistake.

The French medical expert believes that this is a misunderstanding of men by women.

Big mouth: He thinks men are looking for women who recombine their mothers in such a loose mind.

He believes that men subconsciously look for women who are close to their mothers.

Walsh Bowles: What doesn't exist is the ensuing problem, which is caused by the unresolved conflict between mother and son.

What is even more ridiculous is that most of the problems in marriage since then are due to some unresolved problems with the mother.

Mouth: Does he mean that mothers influence their sons?

Does the mother's shadow always affect men?

Washbauer: So many arguments.

Very controversial.

Big mouth: this social noun can't be explained by a single reason.

This social phenomenon cannot be explained by one reason.

Washbauer: Yes, his remarks are obviously so extreme.

Yes, his statement is obviously extreme.

Bob: Hi, Tom. Do you know that Japan's suicide rate has always ranked high in the world? America's leading country?

Hi, Tom. Do you know that the suicide rate in Japan has always been high?

Tom: Yes, I've heard of it.

Yes, I've heard of it.

Bob: Why do so many Japanese commit suicide?

Why do so many people commit suicide?

Tom: I think it must be a great pressure from society. What? Besides, Japan is a small country with a large population, which increases their pressure.

I think it may be a huge social pressure. Coupled with Japan's small land area and large population, this has increased their pressure.

Bob: Do you think it is easy to live?

Do you find it easy to live?

Tom: actually, I don't know? I don't think so. Nowadays, it is getting harder and harder to live well without great efforts.

Actually, I don't think so. Now, you can't live a good life without hard work.

Bob: But I think it really takes a lot of courage to choose death.

But I think it really takes a lot of courage to choose death

Tom: Really, I think it takes more courage to live. You know, when we are alive, we have to suffer a lot both physically and psychologically. But when we die, we end our pain.

Is it? I think it takes more courage to live. You know, living always suffers physical and mental torture. But after death, all the pain is over.

Bob: That sounds reasonable. But we don't know? I don't know what the world will be like after we die. Maybe it? This is a more miserable world than this one.

That sounds reasonable. But we all don't know what the world will be like after death. Maybe this is a worse world than it is now.

Tom: Yes, it seems to be an eternal problem.

It seems that this is an eternal problem.

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