Practice Worksheets for Class 6 English: Dialogue Writing
Access printable practice worksheets for Dialogue Writing designed to align with the 2026-27 academic syllabus for Class 6 English. These structured exercises help students evaluate their conceptual understanding and improve exam readiness.
Practice Dialogue Writing Worksheets for Class 6 English
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Student Teacher Dialogue Questions for Class 6 English
Question. Teacher: So you want to learn ....... English?
(a) speak
(b) speaking
(c) to speak
(d) speaks
Answer. C
Question. Student: Yes, I want to be able to speak ........
(a) good
(b) well
(c) goodly
(d) proper
Answer. B
Question. Teacher: I don't see that as a ........
(a) situation
(b) puzzle
(c) answer
(d) problem
Answer. D
Question. Yes, that's ....... for you to say.
(a) facile
(b) straight
(c) easy
(d) interesting
Answer. C
Question. Teacher: What ....... you say that?
(a) makes
(b) does
(c) tries
(d) goes
Answer. A
Question. Student: Just because you are a ....... speaker.
(a) natural
(b) native
(c) national
(d) nature
Answer. B
Question. Teacher: I understand what you ........
(a) intend
(b) signify
(c) show
(d) mean
Answer. D
Question. Student: So what am I ....... to do?
(a) being
(b) asking
(c) going
(d) beginning
Answer. C
Question. Teacher: Well, if you ......., I could give you lessons next week.
(a) love
(b) like
(c) would
(d) desire
Answer. B
Question. Student: That ....... very good to me. I'll see you next week.
(a) strikes
(b) hits
(c) falls
(d) sounds
Answer. D
Question. Teacher: So what do you know ....... prepositions?
(a) from
(b) at
(c) about
(d) in
Answer. C
Question. Student: Well I know that they usually come ....... a noun.
(a) on
(b) before
(c) after
(d) under
Answer. B
Question. Teacher: Very good. Which do you find the ....... difficult?
(a) worst
(b) best
(c) less
(d) most
Answer. D
Question. Student: If I had to choose one, I would ....... in.
(a) turn
(b) pick
(c) touch
(d) pluck
Answer. B
Question. Teacher: The thing to ....... is that in usually means inside a place or a position.
(a) remember
(b) repeat
(c) remind
(d) return
Answer. A
Question. Student: I see. But what's the difference ....... in and into?
(a) from
(b) among
(c) between
(d) for
Answer. C
Question. Teacher: Ah, you see "in" means you are there inside ....... "into" means you enter as: You go into the room.
(a) how
(b) when
(c) ever
(d) however
Answer. D
Question. Student: Another problem is I don't understand ....... there are two words sounding the same — T and one O and T double O.
(a) because
(b) whenever
(c) why
(d) that's why
Answer. C
Question. Teacher: Good question. T and one O is the preposition and T and double O often means extra as in: This exercise is too difficult. And don't forget the third word also sounding the same — the ....... two.
(a) finger
(b) figurine
(c) thumb
(d) number
Answer. D
Question. Student: Oh, no two is ....... thank you very much!
(a) enough
(b) equal
(c) even
(d) indeed
Answer. A
Question. Teacher: Can you explain to me when you ....... the Past Simple and when the Present Perfect?
(a) employ
(b) utilise
(c) exercise
(d) use
Answer. D
Question. Student: I think the past simple is for a ....... time in the past and the present perfect is when you don't know when it was.
(a) definite
(b) clear
(c) obvious
(d) absolute
Answer. A
Question. Teacher: Excellent. Now if I wanted to describe my time in Paris in 1999 with the verb 'stay', what ....... I say?
(a) am
(b) would
(c) ought
(d) have
Answer. B
Question. Student: I think it is I stayed in Paris in 1999. Is that all .......?
(a) correct
(b) accurate
(c) fine
(d) right
Answer. D
Question. Teacher: Absolutely perfect. Now what ....... the Present Perfect Continuous?
(a) through
(b) into
(c) about
(d) concerning
Answer. C
Question. Student: That's one I never understand ....... hard I try.
(a) whenever
(b) however
(c) wherever
(d) whatever
Answer. B
Question. Teacher: Well if you started living in Paris in 1999 and you are still there, you say; I have been living there....... 1999.
(a) since
(b) for
(c) till
(d) until
Answer. A
Question. Student: Yes, I see I think I understand but you have ....... many tenses in English!
(a) to
(b) in
(c) also
(d) too
Answer. D
Question. Teacher: Right ....... one more. Tell me which form you use if you are going to leave Paris and you tell someone about the length of time from your arrival till now.
(a) simply
(b) just
(c) justly
(d) alone
Answer. B
Question. Student: Oh, that's easy. I say: I have lived here for 6 years. I can see from the ....... on your face I am right.
(a) depression
(b) impression
(c) expression
(d) derision
Answer. C
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