Important Examples of Dialogue Writing
Dialogue Writing
Q. 5 B) B1 or B2 Do any one of the following activities.
(Set. 1)
B1) Dialogue Writing:
a) Put the sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue.
* I’m fond of Kishor Kumar.
* Hi! Mohan, what are you doing?
* I’m listening music.
* Wow! Who is your favourite singer?
Ans -:
Hi! Mohan, what are you doing?
I’m listening music.
Wow! Who is your favourite singer?
I ‘m fond of Kishor Kumar.
b) Complete the following dialogue between Amar and Bharat based on the given questions.
Amar: Where did you go for the picnic recently?
Bharat: …………………………………………
Amar: What did you see there?
Bharat: …………………………………………
Ans:
Amar: Where did you go for the picnic recently?
Bharat: Recently I went to Mahabaleshwar for the picnic.
Amar: What sights did you enjoy there?
Bharat: We visited different points, Venna lake, Panchgani and
Pratapgarh.
C) Recently Suraj visited a unique fort ‘Sindhudurg’ his friend Prakash want to know about Sindhudurg. Develop a dialogue between the friends.
Answer -:
Prakash: Good morning, friend.
Suraj: Good morning.
Prakash: Where are you in the last week?
Suraj: I visited a unique sea fort Sindhudurg in the last week.
Prakash: Who were with you?
Suraj: I and my friends were with me.
Prakash: How was the fort?
Suraj: The fort was unique.
Prakash: Really, I got unique information. Thank you.
Suraj: It is all right.
Set.2
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between Seeta and Geeta from the following jumbled sentences
Seeta: Yes, what can I do for you?
Geeta: Excuse me, please.
Seeta: Why not? what are friends for?
Geeta: Can you help me to solve this sum?
Ans:
Geeta: Excuse me, please.
Seeta: Yes, what can I do for you?
Geeta: Can you help me to solve this sum?
Seeta: Why not? what are friends for?
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: Who is your favourite teacher?
B : ………………………………..
A: Why do you like him/her?
B : ……………………………
Ans : A: Who is your favourite teacher?
B: Sawant sir is my favourite teacher.
A: Why do you like him/her?
B: I like him because he is very soft-spoken and co-operative.
C) Develop a dialogue between you and your friend about your pet animal.
Answer:
Rohan: Good morning, how are you?
I: Good morning.
Rohan: Which is your pet animal?
I: My pet animal is cat.
Rohan: what is your cat’s name?
I: My cat’s name is Mani.
Rohan: What is its colour?
I: She has white colour.
Rohan: What is her food?
I: Her food is milk and butter.
Rohan: Thank you very much.
I: You are welcome.
Set.3
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
Nisha: No, thanks, I don’t like tea.
Asha: What would you prefer then?
Nisha: Either coffee or milk.
Asha: Would you like to have tea?
Ans:
Asha: Would you like to have tea?
Nisha: No, thanks, I don’t like tea.
Asha: What would you prefer then?
Nisha: Either coffee or milk.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Anju: What do you like best about our school ?
Manju: ………………………………………………………..
Anju: Which is the part you don’t like ?
Manju: …………………………………………………………
Ans:
Anju: What do you like best about our school?
Manju: I like my school’s playground.
Anju: Which is the part you don’t like?
Manju: I don’t like punishment for homework.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on “Importance of mobile in our day–to–day life.”
Answer:
Anil: I think mobile plays very important role in our day- to-day life.
Sunil: Yes. I agree with you. it’s a good source of information and entertainment.
Anil: And it is useful to receive and send messages.
Sunil: It saves a lot of data and we can also use it as a camera.
Anil: Absolutely right. we can use it to receive and send our mails.
Sunil: We can also use it for our education.
Anil: You are right.
Set.4
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. I prepare coffee please.
2. Thanks a lot.
3. Would you like to have tea or coffee?
4. Ok. Two coffee, please.
Ans:
1. Would you like to have tea or coffee?
2. I prepare coffee please.
3. Ok. Two coffee, please.
4. Thanks a lot.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: What type of books do you like to read?
B: ………………………………………………………………………..
A: Why do you read these books?
B: …………………………………………………………………………
Ans:
A: What type of books do you like to read?
B: I prepare to read historical books.
A: Why do you read these books?
B: They give us good knowledge of our past and tell us how glorious
our history is!
C) Develop a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges with a new girl admitted in your class.
Answer:
Nisha: Hi! Nisha here, may I know your name please?
Usha: I am Usha. Happy to meet you.
Nisha: I think you are new in this school. By the way, where are you from?
Usha: Yes, you are right. I came here from Pune.
Nisha: did you like our school?
Usha: Yes, we came to know reputation of this School, so I took admission here.
Nisha: That’s great. Let’s be friends.
Usha: Sure. It’s my pleasure.
Set.5
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. Yes, I do. But I don’t totally depend on his blessing.
2. Why so?
3. Do you believe in God?
4. I believe in hard work more.
Ans -:
1. Do you believe in God?
2. Yes, I do. But I don’t totally depend on his blessing.
3. Why so?
4. I believe in hard work more.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Riya: Do you like singing?
Priya: …………………………………
Riya: Who is your favourite singer??
Priya: ………………………………..
Ans:
Riya: Do you like singing?
Priya: Yes, I like singing.
Riya: Who is your favourite singer??
Priya: My favourite singer is Kishor Kumar.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“How to choose a career?”
Answer-:
Amit: I am really confused about choosing my career. How can you
help me?
Sumit: Decide your goal first and plan accordingly. Work hard to achieve your goal.
Amit: But how can I set my goal?
Sumit: Think about your interest first, your abilities and skills and then set your gaol.
Amit: I got it. What are the other factors considers to be
important?
Sumit: Your goal must be SMART, then only you will be able to achieve it.
Amit: That’s right, thanks a lot. Now I am relaxed.
Set.6
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. Oh, that is also great!
2. To keep myself fit; I practise Yoga. What do you do?
3. What do you do to keep yourself mentally and physically fit?
4. I take exercise in a gym.
Ans-:
1. What do you do to keep yourself mentally and physically fit?
2. To keep myself fit; I practise Yoga. What do you do?
3. I take exercise in a gym.
4. Oh, that is also great!
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: Have you ever experienced losing your way?
B: ………………………………………………………………….
A: What would you do if you were lost in a new way?
B: ………………………………………………………………………
Ans -:
A: Have you ever experienced losing your way?
B: Yes, when I had been in Pune at my uncle’s place.
A: What would you do if you were lost in a new way?
B: If I feel, I am lost, I would ask someone or call our relatives to ask the way out
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“Importance of indoor games”
Answer-:
Amol: Don’t you like indoor games?
Anil: I like outdoor games more. Why do you like indoor games?
Amol: There is no place restriction for it. we can play it
anywhere.
Anil: You are right. but I don’t think they give us physical
exercise.
Amol: You are wrong. Indoor games like table tennis give us
physical exercise.
Anil: Oh, that’s right. Now I understood indoor games are also
Useful and important.
Amol: You are right.
Set.7
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences.
* I live in swami Vivekanand Nagar.
* What is your name?
* Where do you live?
* My name is Amol
Ans.
* What is your name?
* My name is Amol.
* where do you live?
* I live in swami Vivekanand Nagar.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What time do you get up early in the morning?
Shyam: …………………………………………………………………….
Ram: what time do you get to bed at night?
Shyam: …………………………………………………………………..
Ans:
Ram: What time do you get up early in the morning?
Shyam: I get up early in the morning at 6 o’clock.
Ram: What time do you get to bed at night?
Shyam: I go to bed at 10 p.m.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on “Importance of games”
Answer:
Raj: Where are you going, Vijay?
Vijay: I am going to Gymkhana.
Raj: What do you do there?
Vijay: I play tennis there with my friends.
Raj: Do you play tennis every day?
Vijay: Yes, it keeps my body and mind fit.
Do you play any game Raj?
Raj: Yes, Vijay. I play cricket.
Vijay: I think games are essential for good health.
Set.8
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences.
1. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessing.
2. Why so?
3. Do you believe in God?
4. I believe in hard work more.
Ans:
1. Do you believe in God?
2. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessing.
3. Why so?
4. I believe in hard work more.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Suresh: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child?
Mahesh: ………………………………………………………………………
Suresh: Who usually told you the bedtime stories?
Mahesh: ………………………………………
Ans \:
Suresh: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child?
Mahesh: Yes, I heard many bedtime stories when I was a child.
Suresh: Who usually told you the bedtime stories?
Mahesh: My grandparents usually told me the bedtime stories.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“Importance of listening stories.”
Answer:
Ajay: Do you like to listen stories, Ganesh.
Ganesh: Yes, of course.
Ajay: That’s great. Why do you like to listen stories ?
Ganesh: It gives us pleasure, and it is good source of entertainment.
Ajay: Don’t you think it stretches our imagination and curiosity?
Ganesh: Yes, sometimes it makes us curious. It develops our imagination also. So, it is good for our mind and to develop
our knowledge.
Ajay: That’s right. Thank you, dear.
Ganesh: You are welcome.
Set.9
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between Ravi and Kiran from jumbled sentences.
* Why couldn’t you sleep?
* Oh! Friend you are looking so exhausted.
* I couldn’t get any sleep at night.
* I have attended a star gazing party at night.
Ans:
Ravi: Oh! Friend, you are looking so exhausted.
Kiran: I couldn’t get any sleep at night.
Ravi: Why couldn’t you sleep?
Kiran: I have attended a star gazing party at night.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Sneha: Would you like to work close to nature?
Rupali: Yes, ……………………………………………………….
Sneha: What do you like to do?
Ravi: I would like ………………………………………………
Ans:
Sneha: Would you like to work close to nature?
Rupali: Yes, I would like to work close to nature.
Sneha: What do you like to do?
Ravi: I would like to plant more trees.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
‘Wearing Ornaments’
Answer:
Anita: Do you like to wear jewellery and ornaments on special occasions.
Sunita: Yes. I like to them and always wait for an opportunity.
Anita: Why do you like them?
Sunita: They add to our personality and beauty.
Anita: Don’t you like to make up and dress up for special occasions.
Sunita: Yes, I do like it, but in simple way.
Set: 10
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between you and your teacher from jumbled sentences.
* Sure, go ahead.
* Good morning, sir.
* Can I have a word with you sir?
* Yes, good morning what it is?
Ans:
I: Good morning, sir.
Teacher: Yes, good morning what it is?
I: Can I have a word with you sir?
Teacher: Sure, go ahead.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: ……………………………………………………….
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about ………………………………………………
Ans:
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: The ‘Agni fire’
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about, Dr. Abdul Kalam’s life.
C) A student has come to take admission in the school and meets the headmaster. Write the dialogue between them.
Answer :
Student : May I come in ,sir?
Headmaster : Yes, come in . What do you want?
Student : I want to take admission in your school.
H.M. : In which school were youpreviously studying?
Student : I was in Nutan Vidyalaya, Satara.
H.M. : How many marks did you have last year?
Student : I secured 92% in 9th standard.
H.M. : That’s good.Fill this form and submit your documents
in the office.
Student : Thank you, sir.
Anita: Don’t you like to make up and dress up for special occasions.
Sunita: Yes, I do like it, but in simple way.
Set. 10
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between you and your teacher from jumbled sentences.
* Sure, go ahead.
* Good morning, sir.
* Can I have a word with you sir?
* Yes, good morning what it is?
Ans:
I: Good morning, sir.
Teacher: Yes, good morning what it is?
I: Can I have a word with you sir?
Teacher: Sure, go ahead.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: ……………………………………………………….
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about ………………………………………………
Ans:
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: The ‘Agnifire’
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about, Dr. Abdul Kalam’s life.
C) A student has come to take admission in the school and meets the headmaster. Write the dialogue between them.
Answer:
Student: May I come in, sir?
Headmaster: Yes, come in. What do you want?
Student: I want to take admission in your school.
H.M.: In which school were you previously studying?
Student: I was in Nutan Vidyalaya, Satara.
H.M.: How many marks did you have last year?
Student: I secured 92% in 9th standard.
H.M.: That’s good. Fill this form and submit your documents in the office.
Student: Thank you, sir.
Dialogue Writing
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Q. 5 B) B1 or B2 Do any one of the following activities.
Set. 1
B1) Dialogue Writing
a) Put the sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue.
* I’m fond of Kishor Kumar.
* Hi! Mohan, what are you doing?
* I’m listening music.
* Wow! Who is your favourite singer?
Ans -:
Hi! Mohan, what are you doing?
I’m listening music.
Wow! Who is your favourite singer?
I ‘m fond of Kishor Kumar.
b) Complete the following dialogue between Amar and Bharat based on the given questions.
Amar: Where did you go for the picnic recently?
Bharat: …………………………………………
Amar: What did you see there?
Bharat: …………………………………………
Ans:
Amar: Where did you go for the picnic recently?
Bharat: Recently I went to Mahabaleshwar for the picnic.
Amar: What sights did you enjoy there?
Bharat: We visited different points, Venna lake, Panchgani and
Pratapgarh.
C) Recently Suraj visited a unique fort ‘Sindhudurg’ his friend Prakash want to know about Sindhudurg. Develop a dialogue between the friends.
Answer -:
Prakash: Good morning, friend.
Suraj: Good morning.
Prakash: Where are you in the last week?
Suraj: I visited a unique sea fort Sindhudurg in the last week.
Prakash: Who were with you?
Suraj: I and my friends were with me.
Prakash: How was the fort?
Suraj: The fort was unique.
Prakash: Really, I got unique information. Thank you.
Suraj: It is all right.
Set.2
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between Seeta and Geeta from the following jumbled sentences
Seeta: Yes, what can I do for you?
Geeta: Excuse me, please.
Seeta: Why not? what are friends for?
Geeta: Can you help me to solve this sum?
Ans:
Geeta: Excuse me, please.
Seeta: Yes, what can I do for you?
Geeta: Can you help me to solve this sum?
Seeta: Why not? what are friends for?
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: Who is your favourite teacher?
B : ………………………………..
A: Why do you like him/her?
B : ……………………………
Ans : A: Who is your favourite teacher?
B: Sawant sir is my favourite teacher.
A: Why do you like him/her?
B: I like him because he is very soft-spoken and co-operative.
C) Develop a dialogue between you and your friend about your pet animal.
Answer:
Rohan: Good morning, how are you?
I: Good morning.
Rohan: Which is your pet animal?
I: My pet animal is cat.
Rohan: what is your cat’s name?
I: My cat’s name is Mani.
Rohan: What is its colour?
I: She has white colour.
Rohan: What is her food?
I: Her food is milk and butter.
Rohan: Thank you very much.
I: You are welcome.
Set.3
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
Nisha: No, thanks, I don’t like tea.
Asha: What would you prefer then?
Nisha: Either coffee or milk.
Asha: Would you like to have tea?
Ans:
Asha: Would you like to have tea?
Nisha: No, thanks, I don’t like tea.
Asha: What would you prefer then?
Nisha: Either coffee or milk.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Anju: What do you like best about our school ?
Manju: ………………………………………………………..
Anju: Which is the part you don’t like ?
Manju: …………………………………………………………
Ans:
Anju: What do you like best about our school?
Manju: I like my school’s playground.
Anju: Which is the part you don’t like?
Manju: I don’t like punishment for homework.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on “Importance of mobile in our day–to–day life.”
Answer:
Anil: I think mobile plays very important role in our day- to-day life.
Sunil: Yes. I agree with you. it’s a good source of information and entertainment.
Anil: And it is useful to receive and send messages.
Sunil: It saves a lot of data and we can also use it as a camera.
Anil: Absolutely right. we can use it to receive and send our mails.
Sunil: We can also use it for our education.
Anil: You are right.
Set.4
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. I prepare coffee please.
2. Thanks a lot.
3. Would you like to have tea or coffee?
4. Ok. Two coffee, please.
Ans:
1. Would you like to have tea or coffee?
2. I prepare coffee please.
3. Ok. Two coffee, please.
4. Thanks a lot.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: What type of books do you like to read?
B: ………………………………………………………………………..
A: Why do you read these books?
B: …………………………………………………………………………
Ans:
A: What type of books do you like to read?
B: I prepare to read historical books.
A: Why do you read these books?
B: They give us good knowledge of our past and tell us how glorious
our history is!
C) Develop a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges with a new girl admitted in your class.
Answer:
Nisha: Hi! Nisha here, may I know your name please?
Usha: I am Usha. Happy to meet you.
Nisha: I think you are new in this school. By the way, where are you from?
Usha: Yes, you are right. I came here from Pune.
Nisha: did you like our school?
Usha: Yes, we came to know reputation of this School, so I took admission here.
Nisha: That’s great. Let’s be friends.
Usha: Sure. It’s my pleasure.
Set.5
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. Yes, I do. But I don’t totally depend on his blessing.
2. Why so?
3. Do you believe in God?
4. I believe in hard work more.
Ans -:
1. Do you believe in God?
2. Yes, I do. But I don’t totally depend on his blessing.
3. Why so?
4. I believe in hard work more.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Riya: Do you like singing?
Priya: …………………………………
Riya: Who is your favourite singer??
Priya: ………………………………..
Ans:
Riya: Do you like singing?
Priya: Yes, I like singing.
Riya: Who is your favourite singer??
Priya: My favourite singer is Kishor Kumar.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“How to choose a career?”
Answer-:
Amit: I am really confused about choosing my career. How can you
help me?
Sumit: Decide your goal first and plan accordingly. Work hard to achieve your goal.
Amit: But how can I set my goal?
Sumit: Think about your interest first, your abilities and skills and then set your gaol.
Amit: I got it. What are the other factors considers to be
important?
Sumit: Your goal must be SMART, then only you will be able to achieve it.
Amit: That’s right, thanks a lot. Now I am relaxed.
Set.6
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences:
1. Oh, that is also great!
2. To keep myself fit; I practise Yoga. What do you do?
3. What do you do to keep yourself mentally and physically fit?
4. I take exercise in a gym.
Ans-:
1. What do you do to keep yourself mentally and physically fit?
2. To keep myself fit; I practise Yoga. What do you do?
3. I take exercise in a gym.
4. Oh, that is also great!
b) Complete the following dialogue.
A: Have you ever experienced losing your way?
B: ………………………………………………………………….
A: What would you do if you were lost in a new way?
B: ………………………………………………………………………
Ans -:
A: Have you ever experienced losing your way?
B: Yes, when I had been in Pune at my uncle’s place.
A: What would you do if you were lost in a new way?
B: If I feel, I am lost, I would ask someone or call our relatives to ask the way out
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“Importance of indoor games”
Answer-:
Amol: Don’t you like indoor games?
Anil: I like outdoor games more. Why do you like indoor games?
Amol: There is no place restriction for it. we can play it
anywhere.
Anil: You are right. but I don’t think they give us physical
exercise.
Amol: You are wrong. Indoor games like table tennis give us
physical exercise.
Anil: Oh, that’s right. Now I understood indoor games are also
Useful and important.
Amol: You are right.
Set.7
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences.
* I live in swami Vivekanand Nagar.
* What is your name?
* Where do you live?
* My name is Amol
Ans.
* What is your name?
* My name is Amol.
* where do you live?
* I live in swami Vivekanand Nagar.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What time do you get up early in the morning?
Shyam: …………………………………………………………………….
Ram: what time do you get to bed at night?
Shyam: …………………………………………………………………..
Ans:
Ram: What time do you get up early in the morning?
Shyam: I get up early in the morning at 6 o’clock.
Ram: What time do you get to bed at night?
Shyam: I go to bed at 10 p.m.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on “Importance of games”
Answer:
Raj: Where are you going, Vijay?
Vijay: I am going to Gymkhana.
Raj: What do you do there?
Vijay: I play tennis there with my friends.
Raj: Do you play tennis every day?
Vijay: Yes, it keeps my body and mind fit.
Do you play any game Raj?
Raj: Yes, Vijay. I play cricket.
Vijay: I think games are essential for good health.
Set.8
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue from jumbled sentences.
1. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessing.
2. Why so?
3. Do you believe in God?
4. I believe in hard work more.
Ans:
1. Do you believe in God?
2. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessing.
3. Why so?
4. I believe in hard work more.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Suresh: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child?
Mahesh: ………………………………………………………………………
Suresh: Who usually told you the bedtime stories?
Mahesh: ………………………………………
Ans \:
Suresh: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child?
Mahesh: Yes, I heard many bedtime stories when I was a child.
Suresh: Who usually told you the bedtime stories?
Mahesh: My grandparents usually told me the bedtime stories.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“Importance of listening stories.”
Answer:
Ajay: Do you like to listen stories, Ganesh.
Ganesh: Yes, of course.
Ajay: That’s great. Why do you like to listen stories ?
Ganesh: It gives us pleasure, and it is good source of entertainment.
Ajay: Don’t you think it stretches our imagination and curiosity?
Ganesh: Yes, sometimes it makes us curious. It develops our imagination also. So, it is good for our mind and to develop
our knowledge.
Ajay: That’s right. Thank you, dear.
Ganesh: You are welcome.
Set.9
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between Ravi and Kiran from jumbled sentences.
* Why couldn’t you sleep?
* Oh! Friend you are looking so exhausted.
* I couldn’t get any sleep at night.
* I have attended a star gazing party at night.
Ans:
Ravi: Oh! Friend, you are looking so exhausted.
Kiran: I couldn’t get any sleep at night.
Ravi: Why couldn’t you sleep?
Kiran: I have attended a star gazing party at night.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Sneha: Would you like to work close to nature?
Rupali: Yes, ……………………………………………………….
Sneha: What do you like to do?
Ravi: I would like ………………………………………………
Ans:
Sneha: Would you like to work close to nature?
Rupali: Yes, I would like to work close to nature.
Sneha: What do you like to do?
Ravi: I would like to plant more trees.
C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
‘Wearing Ornaments’
Answer:
Anita: Do you like to wear jewellery and ornaments on special occasions.
Sunita: Yes. I like to them and always wait for an opportunity.
Anita: Why do you like them?
Sunita: They add to our personality and beauty.
Anita: Don’t you like to make up and dress up for special occasions.
Sunita: Yes, I do like it, but in simple way.
Set: 10
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between you and your teacher from jumbled sentences.
* Sure, go ahead.
* Good morning, sir.
* Can I have a word with you sir?
* Yes, good morning what it is?
Ans:
I: Good morning, sir.
Teacher: Yes, good morning what it is?
I: Can I have a word with you sir?
Teacher: Sure, go ahead.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: ……………………………………………………….
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about ………………………………………………
Ans:
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: The ‘Agni fire’
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about, Dr. Abdul Kalam’s life.
C) A student has come to take admission in the school and meets the headmaster. Write the dialogue between them.
Answer :
Student : May I come in ,sir?
Headmaster : Yes, come in . What do you want?
Student : I want to take admission in your school.
H.M. : In which school were youpreviously studying?
Student : I was in Nutan Vidyalaya, Satara.
H.M. : How many marks did you have last year?
Student : I secured 92% in 9th standard.
H.M. : That’s good.Fill this form and submit your documents
in the office.
Student : Thank you, sir.
Anita: Don’t you like to make up and dress up for special occasions.
Sunita: Yes, I do like it, but in simple way.
Set. 10
B1) Dialogue Writing.
a) Prepare a dialogue between you and your teacher from jumbled sentences.
* Sure, go ahead.
* Good morning, sir.
* Can I have a word with you sir?
* Yes, good morning what it is?
Ans:
I: Good morning, sir.
Teacher: Yes, good morning what it is?
I: Can I have a word with you sir?
Teacher: Sure, go ahead.
b) Complete the following dialogue.
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: ……………………………………………………….
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about ………………………………………………
Ans:
Ram: What is the name of the book made you think?
Gopal: The ‘Agnifire’
Ram: What is it about?
Gopal: It is about, Dr. Abdul Kalam’s life.
C) A student has come to take admission in the school and meets the headmaster. Write the dialogue between them.
Answer:
Student: May I come in, sir?
Headmaster: Yes, come in. What do you want?
Student: I want to take admission in your school.
H.M.: In which school were you previously studying?
Student: I was in Nutan Vidyalaya, Satara.
H.M.: How many marks did you have last year?
Student: I secured 92% in 9th standard.
H.M.: That’s good. Fill this form and submit your documents in the office.
Student: Thank you, sir.
Writing Skill
Dialogue Writing
Q.5 B. B1 (Marks: 05)
1. (a)Put the sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue:
1. I don’t believe such stupid things.
2. Because they are baseless.
3. Do you believe in rumours?
4. Why don’t you believe it?
Ans:
1. Do you believe in rumours?
2. I don’t believe such stupid things.
3 Why don’t you believe it?
4. Because they are baseless.
(b) Complete the dialogue
A: What types of books do you like to read?
B:……………………………..
A: Why do you read these books?
B:………………………………..
Ans.
A: What type of books do you like to read?
B: I prefer to read historical books.
A: Why do you read these books?
B: They give me good knowledge of our past and tell us how glorious our history was!
(c) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
The importance of reading.”
Ans.
“Why Should We Read?”
Reema: Do you like to read book dear?
Seema: Yes, I like it so much.
Reema: Why should we read books?
Seema: Because it provides us information and knowledge, improves Our Speaking skills, enriches our collection of words. It gives us pleasure and fun. So, we should read more and more.
Reema: Oh! really. I thought we should read only for getting good marks in examination.
Seema: Besides it. reading develops our mind and imagination. It helps us to discover new things. So, we should
read varieties of books.
Reema: Thanks a lot.
2.(a) Put the sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful Dialogue:
(General theme.)
1. I prefer coffee please.
2. Thanks a lot.
3. Would you like to have tea or coffee.
4. Ok. Two coffee please.
Ans:
1. Would you like to have tea or coffee.
2. I prefer coffee please.
3. Ok. Two coffee please.
4. Thanks a lot.
(b) Complete the dialogue:
A: Do your parents scold you?
B: ________________________
A: How do you feel when they scold you?
B: _______________________
Ans:
A: Do your parents scold you?
B: Yes, sometimes.
A: How do you feel when they scold you?
B: If they scold me, I know it is for my good. So, I keep
Cool.
(c) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
‘Regularity in studies’
Ans: “Regularity in studies”
Meena: Why don’t you study regularly, my dear? It will help you a
lot?
Seema: How will it helpful to us?
Meena: Studying regularly boosts up our confidence level and makes
us confident.
Seema: Yes. you are right. If you are confident you can do anything
in your life.
Meena: Absolutely right. Regularity in studies following a routine
will bring the much-needed success in our examination. Study
will never be a burden. To do what you love and love what you
do regarding studies will develop your abilities and make you
feel happy.
seema: That’s true. Now onwards I will definitely study regularly.
Thanks a lot.
Meena: You are welcome.
3. (a.) Put the following sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue.
1. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessings.
2 Why so?
3 Do you believe in God?
4 I believe in hard work more.
Ans.
1. Do you believe in God?
2. Yes, I do. But don’t totally depend on his blessings
3. Why so?
4. I believe in hard work more.
(b) Complete the dialogue:
A: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child?
B: __________________________
A: Who usually told you the bed time stories?
B: __________________________
Ans:
A: Did you like to hear bedtime stories when you were a child
B: Yes. I heard many bedtime stories when I was a child
A: Who usually told you the bed time stories?
B: My grandmother and my grandfather also told me bedtime
stories
(c) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on:
“Importance of listening to stories”.
Ans:
Why should we listen stories?
Ajay: Do you like to listen stories. Sujay?
Sujay: Yes. of course.
Ajay: That’s great. Why do you like to listen to stories?
Sujay: It gives us pleasure, and it is a good source of
entertainment.
Ajay: Dont you think it stretches our imagination and curiosity?
Sujay: Yes. sometimes it makes us curious. It develops our
imagination also. So, mind and to listening stories is good
for us develop our knowledge too.
Ajay: That’s right. Thank you. dear.
Sujay: You are welcome.
4. (A.) Put the following sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue.
1. No, my parents do not allow me.
2 They fear it will affect my studies.
3. Hello. do you use mobile?
4 Why is it so?
Ans.
1. Hello. do you use mobile?
2 No, my parents do not allow me.
3. Why 1s it so?
4. They fear it will affect my studies.
(B) Complete the following dialogue:
A: Name one thing. that you are craving to possess, most of all?
B: _____________________________________
A: Why do you want it?
B: ______________________
Ans.
A: Name one thing that you are craving to possess, most of all?
B: Android mobile.
A: Why do you want it?
B: Because it’s a good source of entertainment.
(C) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges on
“Importance of mobile in our day-to-day life.”
Ans: Importance of mobile in our day-to-day life”
Alex: I think mobile plays extremely important role in our day to- day
life.
John: Yes, I agree with you. It’s a good source of information and
entertainment.
Alex: And it is useful to receive and send messages from anywhere
anytime.
John: It saves a lot of data and we can also use it as a camera.
Alex: Absolutely right. We can use it to receive and send our mails.
John: We can also replace it with our personal computer.
Alex: Right you are! Now it is the need of the hour.
5.(A) a) Put the sentences in proper order to prepare a meaningful dialogue:
1. I think Atharva More.
2. Yes, he is a talented all-rounder.
3. Who is the captain of our school cricket team?
4. Do you think, he is capable?
Ans:
1. Who is the captain of our school cricket team?
2. I think Atharva More.
3. Do you think, he is capable?
4. Yes, he is a talented all-rounder.
(B) Complete the following dialogue:
Ravi: What are the important games played in your school?
Raju: _______________________________
Ravi: Who are the captains of these various team games?
Raju: ___________________________________
Ans:
Ravi: What are the important games played in your school?
Raju: Cricket, Kabaddi, Badminton and Langadi.
Ravi: Who are the captains of these various team games?
Raju: Actually, I don’t know because I do not play any game
(c) Write a dialogue of minimum three meaningful exchanges o
“The role of a captain of any team.”
Ans:“Captain-The Backbone of a team”
Shilpa: Team captains play a vital role because they provide
leadership.
Pradnya: Yes, beside leading their teams they are guide, motivators
and mentors. Shilpa He should tie everyone together so he
should have trust in all his team players.
Pradnya: You are right. It is built by understanding another team
members, their true values and paying attention to them
consistency. Shilpa If a captain believes his/her teammates,
he/she can do a lot for the team.
Pradnya: You are right. The success of any team depends on who
leads it.
Shilpa: I agree with you.
6. (a) Put the following sentences in proper order to prepare a
meaningful dialogue:
A: There is a bomb blast in local train in Mumbai.
B: No. what is that?
A: Hi. have you heard the news?
B: No. it is a fake news, don’t believe in rumours.
Ans:
A: Hi. have you heard the news?
B: No. what is that?
A: There is a bomb blast in local train in Mumbai.
B: No. it is a fake news, don’t believe in rumours.
(b) Complete the dialogue with help of two given questions:
Amit: Which is your favourite book?
Sumit: ________________
Amit: What type of book is it?
Sumit: _________________
Ans:
Amit: Which is your favourite book?
Sumit: My favourite of book is Robin Hood.
Amit: What type of book is it?
Sumit: It is a traditional story book in English. It tells stories
about a brave man in England who robbed the rich and
helped the poor people.
(c)Writing a dialogue of minimum three exchanges on
‘Importance of picnicking in life’:
Ans: A dialogue about ‘Importance of picnicking in life
Yash: What is your idea about picnicking, Sachin? Is it justa
pastime?
Sachin: Not at all. It is more important than that.
Yash: What is that?
Sachin: Going for a picnic with family and friends in a different
atmosphere is really refreshing and invigorating
Yash: Yes. I agree. It also gives us an opportunity to go away
from our routine work of life. Laughing. singing. dancing.
playing in the open are the important parts of picnic which we
can rarely enjoy freely at home.
Sachin: Yes. you are right. We forget all our worries and burdens
and enjoy peace, the natural beauty of the serene surrounding
and unpolluted weather
Yash: Picnicking once or twice in a year is very delightful and
refreshing
Sachin: Picnics are very important in our hard. boring routine
life. Shall we go for a picnic this Sunday?