Warning Someone | English Conversation Dialogues

Learning English Conversations and please practice the dialogues by using useful phrases below:

Be careful.

I don’t think that’s very wise/ advisable.

I think you’re making a mistake.

I warn you …

I wouldn’t do that if I were you.

It doesn’t sound like a good idea to me.

Look out!

Mind your …

On no account should we …

Watch out!

You’d better not …

Examples of English Conversations:

While Driving a Car

Andrew: Look out. There’s a tree across the road.

Susan: Oh! We had it. I almost drove over it.

Andrew: Watch out. The electric wire has snapped. You’d better not go anywhere near it.

Susan: Don’t worry, I’m not going that far.

Andrew: It’s drizzling. Be careful. Don’t get wet. You might catch a cold.

Susan: Oh, it’s a light drizzle.

Between Friends

Brian: Mind your purse. There are a lot of pick pockets in the city.

Hana: Oh, none can reach my pocket.

Brian: You had better not carry large sums on you.

Hana: I know this city very well.

Brian: I should be careful, if I were you.

At the Office

Mr. Chen: Mrs. Kimberly, who typed this letter?

Kimberly: I did it, Sir.

Mr. Chen: There are many mistakes in this letter.

Kimberly: I’m sorry I typed it in a hurry. I shall be more careful.

Mr. Chen: You ought to be. Mind your spelling in more than anything else.