Hello there. Please help me to record the dialogues below. Two speakers playing roles in each dialogue would be ideal because my elementary students - 3rd and 4th graders - would be able to recognize the roles and thus easily do the exercises. However, one speaker would be also fine.
Please do not read the roles of the speakers, that is, boy, girl, man, woman, etc. You just need to read the content of the dialogues. As you read each question, please pause about three seconds and then read the content of the dialogue. The aim is to help students have enough time to understand the question and its possible answers.
These dialogues are from more than a dozen Cambridge test books. Please read them at your natural, slow speed. Thank you!
21. What’s Bill’s favourite fruit?
Man: Mmm. This mango is nice. What fruit do you like, Bill?
Boy: Well, I don’t like mangoes. And I don’t like apples!
Man: Grapes are my favourite.
Boy: Me too!
22. What can the boy have for lunch today?
Boy: Mum, what can I have for lunch today? Sausages?
Woman: No. you can have fish.
Boy: OK, but can I have chips with it?
Woman: No, you can have rice with it.
23. Where are the onions?
Woman: Pat, I can’t find the onions for dinner.
Girl: Are they in the bag from the shop?
Woman: No, and they’re not in the cupboard.
Girl: Here they are, Mum. They’re on the table!
24. What are Pat and her dad getting for lunch?
Man: Let’s get some chicken for this shop for lunch, Pat.
Girl: I don’t like that, Dad. Can we have fish?
Man: They don’t sell it here. Let’s have eggs.
Girl: OK.
25. What’s Nick’s favourite food?
Woman: Are you eating your favourite food, Nick?
Boy: No, that’s fish. But I like chicken too.
Woman: What about burgers?
Boy: They’re OK.
26. Which ice cream is Lucy eating?
Man: Are you eating banana ice cream, Lucy?
Girl: No, I don’t like that. This is mango.
Man: I like pineapple ice cream.
Girl: Me, too.
27. What cake can they make today?
Female child: Can we make a banana cake or a lemon cake, Mum?
Female: No, sorry. Dad doesn’t like them.
Female child: Can we make an apple cake?
Female: Oh, yes! Dad likes that.
28. What is Mum’s favourite fruit?
Male child: Mum, can we have this coconut?
Female adult: Well, they’re very nice but I can’t open them.
Male child: What about these oranges?
Female adult: OK. They’re my favourites. And let’s have this pineapple too.
29. Which is Nick’s brother?
Girl: Look over there, Nick. That boy’s eating a burger. Is he your brother?
Boy: Where … oh him … no. That’s his friend. My brother’s there. He’s watching the football.
Girl: What? The boy with the camera?
Boy: No, the one with the glasses.
Girl: Right!
30. What does Sam want?
Boy: What food have we got, Mom?
Woman: There’s some pineapple, Sam. Do you want that? Or some watermelon?
Boy: No thanks. Can I have a banana?
Woman: OK, here you are.
Dear Ms. nomadicvegan. Thanks so much for your help! Your recording is very useful to me and my students.