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5             Writing a Dialogue













                       A dialogue is a conversation between two or more people.

              Let us read a dialogue between Selina and Umar. They are on their way to the market.


              Selina: Hi Umar, are you ready?
              Umar: Yes, I am just looking for the keys to my bicycle.

              Why don’t you come in?

              Selina: It is bright and sunny out here. Oh, come on and
              hurry up, Umar!

              Umar: Yes, let’s go! You are right—it is a beautiful day.
              I am glad it is also a Sunday.

              Selina: So am I! Now, let’s go and get the things we want, from the market.

              Umar: Mum wants mangoes, a pumpkin, some drumsticks and some toothpaste from the
              market. What about you?

              Selina: Well, my mum wants me to get a dozen eggs, some tomatoes, some mangoes,
              some good lemons and some flour for her. She even gave me some extra money for some
              kulfi for us!

              Umar: That’s great!


              Now, complete the following dialogue on your own.

              Ruchi: Hey, Saira! Where are you off to?

              Saira: Hi Ruchi!

              Ruchi:

              Saira:

              Ruchi:

              Saira:

              Ruchi:

              Saira:


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