Cheer up – Conversation Practice

Ryan: What’s wrong, Amy? You look blue.

Amy: I just found out that I didn’t get the job that I applied for last week. I thought the position was perfect for me, and I thought that I did a really good job at the interview.

Ryan: How disappointing! Well, cheer up. Everything happens for a reason. I’m sure you will find an even better job soon.

Amy: Thanks for the encouragement, but right now, everything just seems hopeless.

Ryan: How about I buy you a hamburger for lunch? That will cheer you up for sure.

Amy: Actually, that does sound good. Thanks.

Ryan: Don’t mention it. Let’s go.

1. Cheer up.: Feel better.

  • A) Today has been so terrible.
B) Cheer up. It’s Friday.

  • A) I feel blue today.
B) Cheer up. Things will get better.

2. to look blue: to look sad

  • You look blue. Is everything okay?

  • Do you know what’s wrong with Chris? He looks blue.

3. Don’t mention it.: You’re welcome.; It’s no problem.; No sweat.

  • A) Thank you for helping me.
B) Don’t mention it.

  • A) Thank you so much.
B) Don’t mention it.