In this lesson we will learn vocabulary used when you’re pulled over by the police.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon, sir. What seems to be the problem?

Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?

Err…I guess so…was I speeding?

Yes, you were doing 50 miles per hour in a 20-mile per hour zone.

Yes, sir. I’m very late for an important meeting.

Your license and registration, please.

Certainly. Here you are.

Mr. Andrews, your license expired six months ago. Is the address correct?

Yes, sir. I’ve been traveling a lot on business and haven’t had time to renew it.

Well, Mr. Andrews, I’ll only give you a ticket for speeding, but make sure you take care of that expired license.

Of course. I’ll take care of it this week…

Good morning. May I see your driver’s license please? And your registration.

Did I do anything wrong, officer?

You did not stop completely at the stop sign back there, Ma’am.

But I’m in such a hurry! I really need to get to the hospital as soon as possible!

What happened?

My son’s had an accident! They called from school and told me he was taken to the hospital!

All right, Ma’am. I’m escorting you to the hospital. Follow me. Here are your license and registration.

Thank you very much, officer. Please, let’s go.

He’ll be Ok, Ma’am. You just follow me and drive carefully.

Do you know why I pulled you over?

No. I have no idea.

One of your taillights is broken. Can I see your license and registration, please?

A broken taillight? I just picked the car up from the mechanic!

Well, you should go back and have him fix it.

Thanks for letting me know.

Mr. Bruck, your driver’s license is expired…

Excuse me? When?

It expired one month ago.

Oh, no! What will happen now?

Well, I’m letting you go with a warning this time, but make sure you renew your license today.

You were doing 50 miles per hour in a 20-mile per hour zone.

Your license expired six months ago. Is the address correct?

I’ve been traveling a lot on business and haven’t had time to renew it.

One of your taillights is broken. Can I see your license and registration, please?

You did not stop completely at the stop sign back there, Ma’am.

All right, Ma’am. I’m escorting you to the hospital. Follow me. Here are your license and registration.

Your driver’s license is expired…

I’m letting you go with a warning this time, but make sure you renew your license today.