BBC Learning English How to ask someone out example dialogues

Susie: Mark: Susie: Mark:

I was thinking do you want to meet up for a drink sometime? Er... yeah, could do Just a beer after work or something. Yeah that would be nice. Erm, let me see, Im free tomorrow... or maybe, Thursday.

Susie: Mark:

No tomorrows good for me. OK great!

Susie: Mark: Susie: Mark: Susie:

I was thinking do you want to meet up for a drink sometime? Er.. yeah, could do Just a beer after work or something. Yeah Im a bit busy this week maybe next week sometime? Yeah just send me an email sometime. That would be nice.

Zach: Linda: Zach:

It looks like were here already I cant believe that was four hours! Yeah time does fly it didnt feel like four hours at all. I know, I know. So um, youre meeting your friend are you meeting straight away or what?

Linda: Zach: Linda: Zach: Linda:

Yeah my friend should be picking me up at the train station. Oh right, and what are you up to then? I guess well just go home and chill out and catch up. Oh right. What about you?

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Zach:

Were my friends meeting me and were just gonna go straight out for some beers and some food and stuff. But, you know, if you and your friend want to join us, you know, feel free.

Linda: Zach: Linda:

Yeah, maybe um tomorrow night, if you want to meet up. Yeah, thatll be nice, yeah. Yeah um, Ill give you my number and send me a text and let me know what youre doing tomorrow night and then we can meet up.

Martin:

So, I was thinking I might go and see the new James Bond film this weekend, if you fancy it

Claire: Martin: Claire: Martin:

Oh, erm yeah OK. Im not sure about James Bond but Well, we dont have to see James Bond but No, that would be nice. Shall I see you there or Well, why dont I give you my number and then you can text me with a film that youd like to see and the time its on

Claire:

Ok!

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