A: Hey, B! I noticed you've been studying English a lot lately. How's it going?

B: Oh, hi A! It's going really well, actually. I've been learning English for about 11 years now.
A: Wow, 11 years! That's impressive. I've been learning English for 9 years myself. What made you decide to start
learning it so long ago?
B: Well,I always knew that English would be an important language for my career, so I started learning it as soon as I
could.It's been a lot of work, but it's definitely paid off
A: I can definitely relate to that. I started learning English because I was fascinated by the language and the cultures that
use it. How do you plan to use English in the future?
B: For me, it was the idea of being able to communicate with people from all over the world. English is such a global
language, and I thought it would open up so many opportunities for work and travel. And which English-speaking
countries would you most like to visit?
A: Hmm, I'd love to visit the United States and Canada. I've heard so many amazing things about the diversity and the
natural beauty in those countries.
B:what do you like the most about the English language?
A: That's a great question. I really enjoy the richness of the vocabulary and the way you can use the language to express
yourself in so many different ways. There's just such a depth and complexity to English that I find really captivating.
What about you, B?
B: Well, I figured it's pretty much the global language, you know? Opens up a lot of opportunities for work and travel.
What do you think your current level of English is?
A: I'd say I'm hovering around a Elementary level, still improving though.
B: Oh I think I'd say I'm at Pre-Intermediate level now. I'm quite comfortable with the language and can use it for a wide
range of purposes.
A: purpose? Oh my god I forgot that If I don't go now, I will be late for the bus to go home. Bye -See you later
B: See you later

A: Hey, B! I noticed you've been studying English a lot lately. How's it going?
B: Oh, hi A! It's going really well, actually. I've been learning English for about 11 years now.
A: Wow, 11 years! That's impressive. I've been learning English for 9 years myself. What made you decide to start
learning it so long ago?
B: Well,I always knew that English would be an important language for my career, so I started learning it as soon as I
could.It's been a lot of work, but it's definitely paid off
A: I can definitely relate to that. I started learning English because I was fascinated by the language and the cultures that
use it. How do you plan to use English in the future?
B: For me, it was the idea of being able to communicate with people from all over the world. English is such a global
language, and I thought it would open up so many opportunities for work and travel. And which English-speaking
countries would you most like to visit?
A: Hmm, I'd love to visit the United States and Canada. I've heard so many amazing things about the diversity and the
natural beauty in those countries.
B:what do you like the most about the English language?
A: That's a great question. I really enjoy the richness of the vocabulary and the way you can use the language to express
yourself in so many different ways. There's just such a depth and complexity to English that I find really captivating.
What about you, B?
B: Well, I figured it's pretty much the global language, you know? Opens up a lot of opportunities for work and travel.
What do you think your current level of English is?
A: I'd say I'm hovering around a A2 level, still improving though.
B: Oh I think I'd say I'm at B1 level now. I'm quite comfortable with the language and can use it for a wide range of
purposes.
A: purpose? Oh my god I forgot that If I don't go now, I will be late for the bus to go home. Bye -See you later
B: See you later