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Dialogue Examples 3
Improve your English reading and understanding skills with free dialogue completion exercises online. (KET, PET, IELTS practice)
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Everyday Dialogue Examples
Read the dialogue examples and complete them with the correct options.
1.
Peter
Have you started your research project for management class?
Martin
Well, I have decided on a topic, but haven't actually started the
research yet.
Peter
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Martin
I know. Actually, I went to the library yesterday, but wasn't sure
where to look.
A) Didn't you hear what the professor said yesterday?
B) I will also write about motivation. Will this be a problem for you?
C) I guess we should get started today, so shall we head to the library
now?
D) You are late. You don't have that much time to complete the paper.
E) If you want to find books on that subject, why don't you try the card
catalogue?
2.
Betty
It's summertime. I thought people only took trips to Crested Butte in
the winter, for skiing.
Wilma
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Betty
Like what?
Wilma
It's great for hiking. Or, if you don't feel like traveling on foot, you can
rent horses or mountain bikes.
A) I just can't believe we are going to Colorado.
B) It is a great place to go in the summer, too. There are lots to do.
C) This trip next week to Crested Butte is going to be fantastic, isn't it?
D) Could we get very far on a mountain bike if the hills are very steep?
E) Okay, then. If you don't want to go there, we could go somewhere
else.
3.
Carla
How much of a tip should we leave?
Sally
No more than a dollar.
Carla
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Sally
No, not at all. The service was slow and the soup was cold.
A) Why do you say that? Wouldn't it be too little?
B) They didn't offer us coffee, either.
C) How about leaving nothing? I wasn't satisfied with it.
D) Instead of leaving a tip, I think we should complain to manager.
E) If I were you, I wouldn't leave that amount.
4.
Jane
Alice was so angry when the toaster that she bought didn't work.
Judy
She certainly was.
Jane
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Judy
She made the company refund her money.
A) She should have examined it thoroughly before she bought it.
B) She always acts too quickly and gets into trouble.
C) What did she do when she found out?
D) Why didn't they take it back?
E) Is the new one working better?
5.
Tim
Were you able to get some sleep last night? I know you were really
tired.
Amy
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Tim
Oh, really. What was the problem?
Amy
I was disturbed by the noisy traffic.
A) Thanks, I slept soundly as soon as I went to bed.
B) The NBA fans were everywhere making a lot of noise with their cars'
horns.
C) I was going to do that, but some of my friends popped in to have
coffee.
D) I have been having this problem for a long time, so I'd better take
some sleeping pills.
E) Well, actually I was able to sleep only a little bit.
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