ESL Conversation: Dialogues
Teaching conversation to ESL students requires good materials that can give students something to talk about. The printable ESL dialogues below all include highlighted vocabulary words, discussion questions, and a sentence pattern. Great for both one-on-one classes and larger ESL classes of all levels! Scroll down for links to more useful conversation lessons.
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Beginner Dialogues |
Low-Intermediate Dialogues |
High-Intermediate Dialogues |
| Whining Wendy | Graduation! | |
| Slingshot | Tattoo Tad | |
| Earthquake! | Go Fly a Kite! | |
| Litter Bug | Two Muffins | |
| Paper Airplanes! | Make a Bet | Superstitious Susan |
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Taken from the book
All in All: Book 1
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All in All: Book 2
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All in All: Book 3
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Additional Resources for Teaching ESL Conversation and Speaking:
Our printable ESL lessons for adults include reading passages along with discussion and conversation questions. Great for adult students of all levels!
There are also many useful speaking/conversation activities on our ESL games page. Below is a sampling of some of the best activities involving speaking:
ESL Conversation Activities: Cardhead - Guess the name on your card using Yes/No questions. All Levels.
ESL Conversation Activities: The Symbol Game - A great icebreaker game for new classes! All Levels.
ESL Conversation Activities: Circle Memory Sentences - Students must remember all of the sentences said before his/her turn. Great for killing time at the end of class or reviewing vocabulary words at the beginning of class. All Levels.
ESL Conversation Activities: The Question Game - You read the answer, and students must come up with the correct question! All Levels.
ESL Conversation Activities: Tag Question Game - Fun and simple review activity to practice using tag questions like "...do you?" or "...can we?". All Levels.
ESL Conversation Activities: I've Never - A great game for practicing the Present Perfect Tense. Think of things that you have never done, but everyone else has done! Intermediate / Advanced.
ESL Conversation Activities: The Lying Game - Students take turns coming up with lies about themselves, and their classmates must guess which statements are true, and which are the lies! Intermediate / Advanced.
ESL Conversation Activities: Conversation Cards - Students answer the questions on the cards, or they can take turns saying one word each until the question is answered. Intermediate / Advanced
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