Dialog practice

Formal Greeting Jane: Good morning, Doctor Rudra, how are you doing? Doctor Rudra: Good morning, Jane. I am doing well. And you? Jane: I’m great, thank you. This is my friend Leila. She is thinking about joining the hospital but she has a few questions about the administration there. Would you mind telling her about the administration, please? Doctor Rudra: Hello, Leila! It’s a pleasure to meet you. I’m more than happy to speak with you. Please stop by my chamber tomorrow. Leila: It’s a pleasure to meet you, Doctor. Thank you so much for helping us. Doctor Rudra: Don’t mention it. Hopefully, I will be able to help you out in this matter.

Informal Greeting Rann: “Hey Harry, how have you been? Long time no see!” Harry: “Hey! What a surprise! Yes, you are right, we haven’t seen each other in a long time. How have you been?” Rann: “There is an important campaign next week which is keeping me busy otherwise rest is going good in my life. How about you?” Harry: “Oh! I just finished a meeting with a very important client of mine and now I finally have some free time. I feel relieved that I’m done with it.” Rann: “Good for you then. Hey! Let’s make a plan and catch up with each other after next week. What do you say?” Harry” “Sure, why not? Give me a call when you are done with your project.” Rann: Sure, then. Bye, take care. Harry: Bye buddy.

Formal Introduction Aylin: Good morning Mr. David, I’d like you to meet Dr. Sen. Mr. David: Good morning. It’s nice to meet you, Dr. Sen Dr. Sen: Pleasure to meet you, too. Aylin: Dr. Sen is from the UK. She just finished writing a book on cancer prevention. Mr. David: I also belong to that field. I work for the United Nations. Dr. Sen: If I am not wrong, are you from the development program team? Mr. David: Yes you are right but how did you know? Dr. Sen: I’ve read some of your previous articles. They’re very good.

Informal Introduction Sourav: Who’s that woman in a red dress next to Reema? Raunak: That’s her friend Surabhi. Didn’t you meet her at the picnic last month? Sourav: No, I couldn’t make it to the picnic, my mother was not well at that time. Raunak: Oh! Yes, I forgot that. Then let me introduce you to her now. Surabhi, this is my friend Sourav. Surabhi: Hi, Sourav. Nice to meet you, hope you are doing fine. Sourav: Yes, hope you are well too. Would you like to have some coffee? Surabhi: Sure, let’s go get and have two cups of espresso.

Telephonic Dialogues for Everyday Conversations in English Rancho: Hi, Aditi, it’s Rancho. How are you? What are your plans for today? Aditi: Oh, hi, Rancho! I was just thinking about giving you a call. Well, I am free today, what about you? Rancho: That’s nice. I was wondering if you’d like to go to a dinner party tonight Aditi: Sure, I’d love to! Where is the party? Rancho: It’s in the Park Hotel? Aditi: Sounds great! Rancho: Ok I’ll pick you up around 8:30. We will probably reach the hall by 9 p.m. Aditi: Great! See you then. Bye!

Daily Conversation Dialogue in English for Coincidences Srini: Hey!, hello there, Jenny! Long time no see! Jenny: Srini! Hi! Wow! What a coincidence! It’s been ages that I haven’t seen you! What are you doing here? Srini: Yes Jenny, you are right. Probably the last time we met was in 2006. Well, I just got a new job in the city, so I’m shopping for some trousers. Hey, what do you think of these trousers? Jenny: Hmmm … well, you know how much I love black. See? I am even wearing a top of the same colour! Srini: Yes I already noticed that. You always did have good taste!

Daily Life English Dialogues about Weather Jenny: It’s like flooding outside! What happened to the weather report? I thought this depression was supposed to pass. Kim: Yeah, we all thought so too. That’s what I read online this morning. I missed my office for this too. Jenny: I guess a thunderstorm is on its way too. Kim: Can we go inside? I am already half wet!

Daily Routine Dialogue in English for Meal Ordering Waiter: Hello, good evening. Can I start you off with some refreshing drink? Rana: Yes. I’ll have iced tea, please. Amal: And I’ll have a chocolate cold coffee. Waiter: Ok. Should I take your order now, or do you need a few minutes more? Rana: No no we are ready, you can take the order. I’ll have the corn mushroom soup to start, and the grilled chicken with mashed potatoes and peas. And, please also bring a bowl of garlic rice. Waiter: Sure sir. How do you want the chicken— low spicy, medium, or high on spice? Rana: Medium spice, please. Amal: And I’ll just have the beef, with bread and a salad.

Daily English Dialogues for Asking Directions Magnolia: Excuse me. Could you tell me where the shopping mall is? Neha: Yes, it’s that way. You go two blocks to Beckham Street, then turn left. It’s in the second building, across from the library. Magnolia: Thank you so much! I’ve only been in town two days ago, so I really don’t know my way around yet. Neha: Oh, I totally understand how you feel. I also moved here a year ago for my job, and still, I don’t know where everything is!

Daily English Conversation Dialogues for Beginners for Asking for Help Param: Hey! That truck just ran a red light and hit that bus! Giri: Oh ho! That’s bad. Is anyone hurt? Param: Nobody knows that yet … I should call 911. … Hello? I’d like to report An accident near the library on Henry Lane. It looks like a man who was probably the truck driver is hurt. Yes, it just happened 2 minutes back. Thank you. Bye. Giri: Good that you called. What did they say? Param: I told them about the location. They assured me that an ambulance will come here very soon. Giri: Good, they’re here. I hope the driver is ok. Param: I know. Hope everyone is fine. We should wait until the ambulance arrives. Giri: Absolutely.

Dialogues Everyday Conversations English for After Class Meeting Lily: Hey! How did your geography test go? Mehat: Not really bad, thanks. I’m just glad that all the exams are over! How about you …how’d your practical examination go? Lily: Oh, it went really well. I can’t thank you enough for helping me with it! I owe you a treat for that. Mehat: It’s my pleasure. So … Do you feel like preparing a bit for the math exam scheduled for next week? Lily: Yeah, sure! Meet me at the library after 7 then? Mehat: All right. I’ll bring my notes too then. Lily: Sure. See you then. Bye.