• Esl Conversation Dialogues For Adults

These reading comprehension/dialogues provide an opportunity for both reading and speaking practice. Each dialogue is also followed by a multiple choice quiz for comprehension practice. Each dialogue is listed under the appropriate level with a short introduction regarding target areas for speaking practice. Teachers can check out the ideas on how to use dialogues in class and print them out for use.

Esl Conversation Dialogues For Adults

Beginner - Lower Intermediate

• The City and the Country - Comparative form, as ... as
• Interview with a Famous Actor - Daily routines, present simple
• What's in Your Office? - Use of there is / there are, prepositions and office furniture vocabulary
• What Were You Doing? - Use of the past continuous in combination with the past simple
• The Oregon Weather Forecast - Use of the future with will for predictions, weather vocabulary
• A Business Presentation - This dialogue allows practice of the present perfect
• An Interview - Allows practice of the superlative form
• Introductions - Basic questions used when meeting someone for the first time
• Basic Personal Information - Questions related to name, address, and marital status
• The Meeting - Schedules, future plans.
• A New Office - This, that, some and any with objects.
• Cooking - Daily routines and hobbies.
• Abilities and Skills - Using 'can', and 'able to', making suggestions.
• A Busy Day - Plans for the day, responsibilities with 'have to'.
• Planning a Party - Future with 'will' and 'going to'

Intermediate Level English Listening Lessons for EFL and ESL Students. Improve your listening skills using audio files, fun quizzes, and answers. Lesson Search. You can click on 'Show Conversation Dialog' to see the text. I recommend to not view the Conversation Dialog until you really try to listen without reading. 10 Awesome Activities to Improve Intermediate ESL Students’ Listening The ten activities listed below aim to get your students thinking, moving and working together. And, of course, a competitive element never hurts, does it?

Making Phone Calls

Practice making phone calls with these dialogues that cover making doctors appointments, leaving messages, making dinner reservations, calling school about your child, and asking questions about your bills.

Business English

English for Medical Purposes Dialogues

Professional Dialogues

• Cleaning Staff - Vocabulary and requests dealing with cleaning rooms and taking care of guests
• A Drink at the Bar - Vocabulary and situations related to serving customers at a bar
• Speaking to a Customer Service Representative - Disputing a bill over the telephone.

Making Casual Conversation

• A Chat With a Neighbor - Using the present perfect, present perfect continuous and past simple interchangeably
• Directions - Giving and asking for directions.
• Having a Hard Time Finding a Job - Speaking about finding a job, with a focus on reported speech

Telling stories is a huge part of conversational English, so being comfortable with narrative tenses is important for English fluency. Most English lessons about narrative tenses in English focus on the following 4 tenses: Past simple Past perfect Past continuous Past perfect continuous But did you know that you can use present tenses in English […]