Everyday English Conversations

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Conversation-based worksheets for English teachers and students

These "Everyday English Conversations" worksheets include useful dialogues that help students practise speaking about common topics. They focus on everyday conversation and can be used in any order.

The following CEFR level labels are used to show the difficulty:

A1: Beginner,  A2: Elementary,  B1: Intermediate,  B2: Upper Intermediate,  C1: Advanced,  C2: Proficient

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• B1 -  Talking about a disco on a Shinkansen
• B1 -  Discussing an anime series about climate change
• B1 -  Discussing a new prime minister
• B1 -  Forgetting an appointment
• B1 -  Talking about future plans
• B1 -  Discussing weekend plans
• B1 -  At a job interview
• B1 -  Going to a museum
• B1 -  Talking about a recent news story
• B1 -  Talking about technology
• B1 -  Discussing favourite sports
• B1 -  Talking about work
• B1 -  Inviting someone to a picnic
• B1 -  Attending a party
• B1 -  Planning a holiday
• B1 -  Booking a hotel room
• B1 -  Asking for help at the airport
• B2 -  Talking about British fashion and style
• B2 -  Networking at professional events
• B2 -  Discussing family life and child-rearing in the UK
• B2 -  Understanding British law enforcement and legal rights
• B1 -  Talking about British sports
• B1 -  Making a complaint about a broken appliance
• B1 -  Renewing a driver's licence
• B2 -  Understanding the education system in the UK
• B1 -  Opening a bank account in the UK
• B1 -  Getting started at the gym
• B1 -  Understanding the NHS and healthcare systems
• B1 -  Talking about health and fitness goals
• B1 -  Visiting the doctor's office
• B1 -  Booking a dental check-up
• B1 -  Joining the library
• B1 -  Comparing British and Japanese work culture
• B1 -  Getting a haircut at the salon
• B1 -  Ordering food at a restaurant
• B1 -  Explaining Japanese culture to British friends
• B1 -  Sending a parcel at the post office
• B1 -  Exploring famous British landmarks
• B1 -  Taking a taxi in London
• B1 -  At the train station
• B2 -  Participating in charity events and volunteering
• B1 -  Finding your way around town
• B1 -  Joining local clubs and societies
• B1 -  Returning an item
• B2 -  Dealing with customer service issues in the UK
• B1 -  Shopping at the supermarket
• C1 -  Handling misunderstandings in cultural contexts
• B1 -  Shopping for clothes
• B2 -  Understanding the UK housing market
• B1 -  Ordering at a coffee shop
• B1 -  Learning British table manners and dining customs
• B1 -  Discussing a book
• B1 -  Talking about music
• B1 -  Understanding UK weather and regional differences
• B1 -  Talking about a favourite movie
• B1 -  Understanding pub culture and etiquette
• B1 -  Talking about pets
• B1 -  Exploring British holidays and traditions
• B1 -  Talking about hobbies
• B1 -  Shopping at local markets and using British measurements
• B1 -  Talking about family
• B1 -  Exploring British cuisine and modern food trends
• B1 -  Navigating UK public transportation
• B1 -  Talking about daily routines
• B2 -  Making a doctor's appointment
• B1 -  Making small talk with a neighbour
• C2 -  Understanding British humour and sarcasm
• B1 -  Talking about the weather