Creating a Dialogue
Objective
In this activity, you will work in pairs to create a long dialogue that incorporates various
grammatical structures and language elements. Your dialogue should last between 10 to 15
minutes and will be recorded for submission. You will also use images to illustrate your
conversation.
Topics to Include
Your dialogue must include the following topics:
1. Future Perfect
2. Passive Voice
3. Past Perfect
4. Past Perfect Progressive
5. Types of Sources for Investigation
6. Formal Texts
7. Idiomatic Expressions
8. Direct and Indirect Speech
9. Persuasive Language
Scenarios
1. Planning a Community Event: Discuss how you will organize a charity event in the future,
including tasks that will have been completed by the event date.
2. Job Interview Preparation: One partner is preparing for a job interview; discuss past
experiences and how they have prepared for this opportunity.
3. Travel Plans: Talk about a future trip you are planning, including what you will have seen
and done by the end of the journey.
4. Research Project Discussion: Discuss a school research project, covering types of sources
you will use and how formal texts will be incorporated.
5. Book Club Meeting: Discuss a book you've both read, using idiomatic expressions and
persuasive language to convince each other about its themes.
6. Health and Fitness Goals: Talk about health goals for the future, including what changes
you will have made by next year.
7. Technology Advancements: Discuss how technology has changed over the years and what
advancements will have been made in the next decade.
8. Environmental Issues: Debate environmental problems using persuasive language,
discussing what actions will have been taken by governments by 2030.
9. Family Traditions: Share stories about past family traditions using past perfect and past
perfect progressive tenses.
10. Movie Review: Review a movie you've both seen, incorporating direct and indirect speech
to share opinions and critiques.
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