C8 Dialogue Writing

  1. Write the dialogue between Saint Ravidas and the hunter.

Saint Ravidas (On seeing the hunter) : Why are you going to kill  these poor animals?

Hunter : I do so to get my food.

Saint Ravidas : No, you shouldn't do so. 

Hunter : Why not?

Saint Ravidas: We are the children of the same God. Therefore, we should love every creature living on this earth.

Hunter : Do these creatures feel any pain or suffering?

Saint Ravidas: Yes. We should never cause pain, suffering or death to any living being.

Hunter : Do we need to love them?

Saint Ravidas: Yes, we should love all things-great or small. Even a tiny insect in grass is sacred as a human child.

Hunter : Your kind words have washed away my evil thoughts. 

Saint Ravidas: We shouldn't harm anyone. All are equal in the eyes of God. He is our loving father. 

Hunter : I promise to lead a compassionate life and never cause harm to anyone. I will love God and all His creations. 

2. Dialogue between father and son on how to make tea

Son : Dad, would you like to tell me how to make green tea?

Father : Of course, my son!

Son: That's great! Let's go to the kitchen.

Father :  You need to have a  green tea bag (basil leaves) and  a cup of hot water. 

Son: O.k., dad.

Father: Gently dip the tea bag into the hot water and steep it for 2-3 minutes. Remove the bag and enjoy every sip.

Son: Can I steep it for a longer time?

Father: No. it will become overly bitter.

Son: Can't we boil it like milk tea?

Father : Never! 

Son: What if I squeeze a lemon ?

Father : Perfect ! It will enhance the flavour. 

Son: Father, tea is ready. 

Father : Savour your perfectly brewed cup of green tea!

Son:  Refreshing!

3. Write a dialogue inviting your friend over to your home for dinner 

Seema: Hello, Preet! How have you been?

Preet: Hello! I am good. What are you doing now-a-days?

Seema: I am planning for a get-together with my friends. Would you like to come over for dinner?

Preet: Sure. When and where?

Seema: Tomorrow at my home. 

Preet : Oh, Certainly! Thank you. I'd be delighted to be over there.

Seema: I would be fortune enough.

Preet : See you there. Bye!

Seema : Bye!

4. Dialogue between a shop owner and a little boy

Little boy: Are you selling your puppies?

Shop owner: Yes son , do you want to buy a puppy?

Little boy: Yes ,  very much ! How much are you selling them for?

Shop owner: I will charge anywhere from $ 30 to $ 50 for each puppy.

Little boy: I have  twenty eight dollars.  Is that enough to take a puppy?

Shop owner: No doubt about it.

Little boy: I want that lame one.

Shop owner: Astonishing! You can have a better option.

Little boy: You see, sir, I myself don't run well and the  puppy needs someone who understands it.

Shop owner hands it to the boy.

Little boy: How much?

Shop owner:  No charge. There is no charge for love.

Little boy: You are right , but I cannot lower its worth by taking it without charge. I'll pay the full price. 

Shop owner: 20 dollars.

Little boy: Here you are.

5. Conversation between a shop owner and a customer , Page # 15

Shop owner: How may I help you?

Customer: I need to buy some biscuits and ice cream.

Shop owner: Which biscuits do you want?

Customer: I want good ice cream biscuits. Which ones do you have?

Shop owner : I have Little Magic biscuits.

Customer: Little Magic? Never heard of them!

Shop owner: Oh, they are chocolate biscuits with vanilla and strawberry cream.

Customer: That sounds interesting! I think I will buy some.

Shop owner: Great! How many should I pack?

Customer: Just one.

Shop owner: Just one?

Customer: Yes, I want to taste it first.

Shop owner: Okay. Take it.

Customer: What's its price?

Shop owner: Nothing. You can keep it.

Customer: No, I can't. 

Shop owner: Why?

Customer: Our teacher, Mrs Acme Mittal, has taught us not to become tempted by such offers.

Shop owner:  Impressed! Give me ten rupees for one packet. 

Customer: Okay.

Shop owner: I must say you made my day.

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