DIRECTIONS: Read the dialogues below in English, then translate them and read them in your primary language (if needed). You’re encouraged to read these dialogues with your teacher, tutor, colleagues, family, and friends to practice and improve your American English even further.
Topic: Going Jogging
Dialogue 1
Emma: Hey, Jack. What’s up?
Jack: Not much. I was thinking about going jogging later.
Emma: Really? That’s great. Do you go running often?
Jack: Yeah, it’s really good exercise and helps me get in shape. Plus, it’s good for the whole body.
Emma: That makes sense. I’ve never been a big fan of running, but maybe I should try it sometime.
Jack: You should! We can even jog together if you want.
Emma: Sure, that sounds nice. Where do you usually go jogging?
Jack: Well, a park near my place is perfect for running. Sometimes I run on the beach too, but not as often.
Emma: Oh, I love the beach. Running there must feel amazing.
Jack: It does! The sea breeze and the sound of waves crashing…it’s so peaceful.
Emma: Alright, let’s do it then. Let’s jog at the park later.
Jack: Great idea, Emma. See you at 5 pm!
Emma: See you then!
Dialogue 2
Alice: Hey, Ben! Did you know jogging is one of the best exercises for your body?
Ben: Yeah, I’ve heard. But it’s so dull!
Alice: Not if you do it right! You should try jogging with me at the park or the beach.
Ben: Hmm, that sounds interesting. Maybe I could get in shape while enjoying nature too!
Alice: Exactly! It’s good exercise for the whole body, not just your legs. And we can set a goal to jog a certain distance each time and challenge ourselves.
Ben: Alright, let’s give it a go. When do you want to start?
Alice: How about this evening? The weather is excellent, and it’ll be great to end the day with some fresh air.
Ben: Sounds like a plan. See you at the park later then!
Alice: Great! Don’t forget your joggers and water bottle.
Ben: Will do. Let’s make this our new routine!
Alice: Yes, and maybe we’ll even become morning people because of our new hobby.
