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10. You call a cinema hall in order to ask about movie timings and to book a ticket for a particular show.

Dialogue between the caller and the cinema hall attendant

Setting: The caller is speaking to the cinema hall to inquire about movie timings and book a ticket.

Caller: Hello, good afternoon. I’d like to know the timings for the movie Pushpa 2: The Rule today.

Cinema Attendant: Good afternoon! Pushpa 2: The Rule is showing at 1:30 PM, 4:30 PM, and 7:30 PM.

Caller: Great! I’d like to book one ticket for the 4:30 PM show.

Cinema Attendant: Sure! May I have your name, please?

Caller: It’s Sohail Khan.

Cinema Attendant: Thank you, Mr. Khan. Your ticket for Pushpa 2: The Rule at 4:30 PM is booked. You can pick it up at the counter 30 minutes before the show.

Caller: Perfect! How much will it be?

Cinema Attendant: The ticket is 300 rupees.

Caller: Thank you! I’ll be there on time to collect it.

Cinema Attendant: You’re welcome! Enjoy the movie.

Caller: Thank you! Have a great day!

(The call ends.)

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9. Sohail dials the wrong number when calling a plumber.

Dialogue between Sohail and the person who answers the wrong number

Setting: Sohail calls a plumber but dials the wrong number.

Sohail: Hello, is this the plumber?

Person on the other end: Uh, no, this isn’t the plumber. You’ve dialed the wrong number.

Sohail: Oh, I’m so sorry! I was trying to reach a plumber to fix a leaky tap.

Person on the other end: No problem! I think you might want to try a different number.

Sohail: Thank you for letting me know. I’ll double-check the number.

Person on the other end: You're welcome! Good luck with the repair.

Sohail: Thanks again! Have a good day.

Person on the other end: You too!

(Sohail hangs up and dials the correct number.)

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8. Salim is the president of the college students’ council, which has organised a Seminar on new technologies used to reduce fuel consumption. He introduces the guest speaker, Professor Thomas Mathews, to his principal, Dr Veena Talpade.

Dialogue between Salim, Professor Thomas Mathews, and Dr. Veena Talpade

Setting: Salim, the president of the college students’ council, introduces the guest speaker, Professor Thomas Mathews, to the principal, Dr. Veena Talpade, before the seminar.

Salim: Good morning, Dr. Talpade.

Dr. Talpade: Good morning, Salim. Everything looks well-organized for the seminar.

Salim: Thank you, ma’am. I’d like to introduce you to our esteemed guest speaker, Professor Thomas Mathews.

Dr. Talpade: Good morning, Professor Mathews. Welcome to our college.

Professor Mathews: Good morning, Dr. Talpade. Thank you for inviting me. It’s a pleasure to be here.

Salim: Professor Mathews is a leading expert in sustainable technologies and has over 25 years of experience in research on reducing fuel consumption. He has worked on various innovative projects and is a well-known advocate for energy efficiency.

Dr. Talpade: That’s impressive, Professor. I’m sure our students will benefit greatly from your insights.

Professor Mathews: Thank you, Dr. Talpade. It’s always a delight to engage with young minds and share knowledge about sustainable practices.

Salim: Professor Mathews will be speaking about some of the latest technologies and methods that can help reduce fuel consumption and promote a greener future.

Dr. Talpade: That sounds wonderful. Professor Mathews, we are honored to have you here, and I look forward to your session.

Professor Mathews: The honor is mine, Dr. Talpade. Thank you for the warm welcome.

Salim: Thank you, ma’am, and thank you, Professor Mathews. Let’s proceed to the seminar hall.

(They walk toward the seminar hall to begin the session.)

 

 

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7. Dialogue between Ahmed and Suresh

Setting: Ahmed meets Suresh in the college corridor and asks for his help.

Ahmed: Hi, Suresh! Do you have a minute?

Suresh: Hi, Ahmed! Yes, what’s up?

Ahmed: I need a small favor. Can you help me put up posters for the science exhibition?

Suresh: Sure! When do you need to put them up?

Ahmed: Today after classes. There are about 15 posters to stick around the campus.

Suresh: That’s fine. Where are the posters?

Ahmed: They’re in the science lab. I’ll collect them after the last lecture.

Suresh: Okay. Do we need any supplies, like tape or pins?

Ahmed: I’ve got everything ready—tape, pins, and a map of where to put the posters.

Suresh: Great! I’ll meet you near the science lab after class.

Ahmed: Perfect. Thanks a lot, Suresh. I really appreciate your help.

Suresh: No problem, Ahmed. It’s for the exhibition, and it sounds fun.

Ahmed: It is! I’ll see you later, then.

Suresh: See you!

(They smile and head to their classes.)

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6. Radha goes to her friend Lata’s house. They talk about what they will wear for Lata’s brother’s wedding.

Dialogue between Radha and Lata

Setting: Radha visits Lata’s house, and they sit in the living room discussing the upcoming wedding.

Radha: Hi, Lata! The decorations outside look amazing. Your brother’s wedding is going to be grand!

Lata: Hi, Radha! Thank you. Everyone’s been so busy with the preparations.

Radha: I can imagine. By the way, what are you planning to wear for the wedding?

Lata: For the wedding ceremony, I’m wearing a red lehenga with gold embroidery. It’s so heavy, though!

Radha: Wow, that sounds gorgeous! And for the reception?

Lata: I’ll wear a pastel pink saree with silver work. What about you?

Radha: I’m thinking of wearing a royal blue anarkali for the wedding and a peach salwar suit for the reception.

Lata: Oh, that will look so pretty on you! Blue suits you a lot.

Radha: Thanks, Lata! By the way, what jewelry are you wearing?

Lata: I’m keeping it simple. For the wedding, I’ll wear a gold necklace set, and for the reception, some diamond earrings.

Radha: Sounds perfect! I think I’ll go with traditional jhumkas and bangles for the wedding.

Lata: Great choice! Weddings are so much fun to dress up for.

Radha: Absolutely! I can’t wait for the big day. Let me know if you need any help with the preparations.

Lata: That’s so sweet of you, Radha. I’ll definitely call you if I do.

Radha: Anytime, Lata! Now, let’s finalize everything and be ready to shine!

(They laugh and continue chatting about the wedding.)

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5. Annie is at the birthday party of a friend, Smita. She has not met Smita's father, so she introduces herself and tells him a little about herself.

Dialogue between Annie and Smita's Father

Setting: Annie is at Smita's birthday party. She notices Smita’s father standing nearby and decides to introduce herself.

Annie: Good evening, Uncle.

Smita's Father: Good evening, dear. And you are?

Annie: I’m Annie, one of Smita’s friends.

Smita's Father: Oh, nice to meet you, Annie. How do you know Smita?

Annie: We are classmates at college. We’ve been friends for about a year now.

Smita's Father: That’s wonderful! Which subject are you studying?

Annie: I’m studying literature. I love reading and writing.

Smita's Father: That’s impressive! Smita has mentioned a lot about her college friends.

Annie: She’s such a great friend. I’m really glad to know her.

Smita's Father: I’m happy to hear that. Are you enjoying the party?

Annie: Oh yes, it’s fantastic. The decorations are beautiful, and the food is delicious.

Smita's Father: I’m glad you’re having a good time. Feel free to let me know if you need anything.

Annie: Thank you, Uncle. It was nice talking to you.

Smita's Father: Nice talking to you too, Annie. Enjoy the party!

Annie: I will. Have a great evening!

(Annie smiles and goes back to join her friends.)

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 4. Lubna requests her neighbour, Madhu, to lend her a suitcase.

Dialogue between Lubna and Madhu

Setting: Lubna visits her neighbor Madhu at her house to borrow a suitcase.

Lubna: Hi, Madhu! Good evening.

Madhu: Hi, Lubna! Good evening. Please come in.

Lubna: Thank you. Actually, I needed a small favor.

Madhu: Sure! What is it?

Lubna: I’m traveling to Delhi next week, and I need an extra suitcase. Would you mind lending me one?

Madhu: Oh, of course! I have a medium-sized suitcase. Will that work for you?

Lubna: Yes, that would be perfect. Thank you so much!

Madhu: No problem at all. When do you need it?

Lubna: If possible, can I take it today? I need to start packing soon.

Madhu: Sure, give me a minute. I’ll get it for you.

Lubna: Thanks a lot, Madhu! You’ve saved me.

Madhu: It’s nothing, really. Just take good care of it.

Lubna: Absolutely, I’ll return it as soon as I’m back.

Madhu: No hurry. Have a safe trip, Lubna.

Lubna: Thanks again, Madhu. I’ll see you later!

Madhu: Bye, Lubna! Take care!

(Lubna leaves with the suitcase.)

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3. Gita Naidu and Madhukumar meet at the post office. They stay in the same locality, but do not know each other very well. It is three o'clock in the afternoon.

Dialogue between Gita Naidu and Madhukumar

Setting: Gita Naidu and Madhukumar meet at the post office counter around 3 PM.

Gita: Good afternoon.

Madhukumar: Good afternoon. You stay in the same locality as me, right?

Gita: Yes, I do. I think I’ve seen you around. Are you here to send a parcel?

Madhukumar: Yes, I’m sending some documents. What about you?

Gita: I came to collect a registered letter.

Madhukumar: Oh, I see. It’s quite crowded here today.

Gita: True. I wasn’t expecting this many people in the afternoon.

Madhukumar: Same here. By the way, which street do you live on?

Gita: I live on Green Park Road. What about you?

Madhukumar: I’m on Oakwood Lane, just a street away.

Gita: Oh, we’re neighbors then! It’s nice to finally talk.

Madhukumar: Yes, it is. Maybe we’ll run into each other more often now.

Gita: Definitely! Anyway, I should get going. It was nice meeting you.

Madhukumar: Same here. Take care!

Gita: You too. Bye!

(They smile and go their separate ways.)

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2. Heer and Reeva are friends and classmates. They meet outside the railway station.

Dialogue between Heer and Reeva

Setting: Heer and Reeva run into each other outside the railway station.

Heer: Hey, Reeva! What a surprise to see you here!

Reeva: Hi, Heer! I didn’t expect to see you either. Are you traveling somewhere?

Heer: Yes, I’m going to visit my grandparents. What about you?

Reeva: I just came to drop my cousin off. She’s taking the train to Mumbai.

Heer: Oh, I see. How’s everything going?

Reeva: All good! How about you?

Heer: I’m doing well. Have you completed the assignment for tomorrow?

Reeva: Not yet! I’ll finish it after I get home. What about you?

Heer: I finished it yesterday. If you need any help, let me know.

Reeva: Thanks, Heer! That’s so kind of you.

Heer: No problem! Anyway, I need to go now. My train will be here soon.

Reeva: Sure, take care and have a safe journey!

Heer: Thanks! See you in class tomorrow.

Reeva: See you! Bye!

(They wave goodbye and go their separate ways.)

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1. Ami is at the birthday party of her friend Avni. She has not met Avni's father, so she introduces herself to her friend's father.

Dialogue between Ami and Avni's Father

Setting: Ami is at Avni's birthday party. She sees Avni’s father standing near the snacks table and decides to introduce herself.

Ami: Good evening, Uncle.

Avni's Father: Good evening. Who are you, dear?

Ami: I am Ami, Avni's friend.

Avni's Father: Oh, nice to meet you, Ami.

Ami: Nice to meet you too, Uncle. You have a lovely home.

Avni's Father: Thank you. Did you enjoy the party?

Ami: Yes, it’s wonderful. The food is delicious too.

Avni's Father: I’m glad to hear that. Are you in the same class as Avni?

Ami: Yes, we study together in the same class.

Avni's Father: That’s good. How long have you been friends?

Ami: We’ve been friends for two years now.

Avni's Father: That’s nice. Avni talks a lot about you.

Ami: That’s sweet of her. She is a very kind friend.

Avni's Father: I’m happy to know that. Enjoy the party, Ami.

Ami: Thank you, Uncle. Have a great evening!

(Ami walks back to her friends.)