-Hello. How’re you doing? I heard that you injured your leg at
work.
-Yes, I accidentally
hit the table with my leg and hurt it.
-Did you go to medical
point?
-Yes, I did, but it was no
doctor there. It was only a nurse.
-Did she examine
you?
-Yes, she did. And after that we went to emergency
room.
-Was it a surgeon in the emergency
room?
-Yes, it was a surgeon
on duty. He examined my leg
and told me to stay at home for 5 days.
-Did they make any injections
or give you any pills?
-Yes, they gave me some painkillers,
but they didn’t give me any injections.
-Good, I’m afraid of syringes
and needles and the things.
-Me too.
-Did they do an x-rays? Did you have a fracture?
-Yes, they did, but it was
no fracture, just a bruise(забiй).
-Good for you. Does your
leg hurt?
-Almost not.
-Glad to hear it. Ok, I
must hurry. Get well soon!
-Thank you.
Talking about the job
-Hello. How are you? What
are you doing now?
-I’m looking for a job.
-What happened to your
previous job. Did they fire you?
-No, I wasn’t fired. I quit .
-Why did you quit?
-I was done with my
boss. I couldn’t get along with
him. He was annoying me all the time.
-Ok, I understand. Sometimes my boss bugs me either(too).
What about your colleagues? Were they
bad guys too?
-No, they were not that
bad. We get along together well.
I miss them.
-Ok. You’re looking for a
job now. Have you found anything?
-Yes, I’ve found a
couple of options. Yesterday I went
to a job interview.
-How did it go?
-It went on pretty
well. The company plans to hire
20 new web developers for a new project, so I have good chances to fit into
this program.
-Do they offer a good salary?
-Yes, quite a good salary
plus bonuses, plus 28 days of vacation
-Sounds good. Ok, I got
to go, good luck with your new job.
-Thank you.
