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Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 1

A dialogue between a store attendant and a girl discussing about buying a creative gift.
Store Attendant: Hello! How may I help you?
Sakshi: Hi, I was looking for a present for my friend. Could you help me select one?
Store Attendant: Yes, of course! What exactly are you looking for?
Sakshi: Well, my friend is a very creative person, so I would like to give her something she could work
on.
Store Attendant: Does your friend like ornaments?
Sakshi: Yes, she does. But she prefers to make her own ornaments.
Store Attendant: Well then, I have just the gift you are looking for.
Sakshi: What is it?
Store Attendant: This is an ornament-making set. It contains a colourful range of strings, beads and
stones. It also contains hooks and chains. Your friend will love it.
Sakshi: This looks attractive. How much does it cost?
Store Attendant: Only Rs 299. If you’d like, I can show you some handmade card which you could couple
with this?
Sakshi: That will not be necessary. I already bought a card. Kindly gift wrap this for me.
Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 2
A dialogue between two friends who have met after several years.
Divya: Hi Smitha, what a pleasant surprise!
I am so glad to see you after so many years.
Smitha: Me too, Divya. It feels like ages! How are you? And what are you doing here?
Divya: I am good. I got married three years ago, and I live here with my husband and son.
Smitha: That’s great news. I too moved back with my husband from Pune six months ago.
Divya: So, where do you live?
Smitha: I live in Khar.
Divya: We live very close. We should meet sometime.
Smitha: Yes, we should. How about this weekend?
Divya: Sounds great. You should bring your husband along.
Smitha: I sure will.
Divya: I’m sorry, I have to rush now. I have to pick up my son from school.
Smitha: I understand. Duties come first.
Divya: Well then, see you on Saturday!
Smitha: Good bye.
Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 3
1. Complete a dialogue between a doctor and his patient on the following rules.
Doctor: Hello Karan, what brings you here today?
Karan: I need a letter from you stating that I am healthy enough to work on a ship. Doctor: We will have
to do some tests for that. Till when do you need it?
Karan: I have to submit it tomorrow.
Doctor: a. ______________________
Karan: You are my family doctor, you know me since my childhood.
Doctor: b. ______________________
Karan: You know I am a healthy person. What is the need for all the tests? It is just a letter right? You can
give it to me right away.
Doctor: c. ______________________
Karan: What is the harm in it, doctor? Everyone does it.
Doctor: There are people who take shortcuts in life, Karan. But let me warn you that such shortcuts pose a
threat to your life and well being in general. If you don’t take the tests, d ______________________ You
may go on the ship with a fake medical certificate, but if you fall ill on the ship, who will suffer? There
are things and lifestyles one’s body cannot adjust to.
So, rules are set for your own safety, Karan, e ______________________
Karan: You have a point, doctor, f. ______________________
Doctor: You’re welcome, Karan, g ______________________ Good evening
Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 4
2. Complete the dialogue between Raman and Rajesh about Jyoti’s surprise birthday party.
Raman: You look happy today! a. ______________________
Rajesh: It’s my younger sister Jyoti’s birthday tomorrow.
Raman: Really? That’s lovely. But why are you smiling so much right now?
Rajesh: I was just thinking about the plans we have made for her.
Raman: What have you planned?
Rajesh: We have decided not to wish her the entire day.
Raman: b. ______________________
Rajesh: c. Hold your horses, Raman. Let me finish first.
Raman: d. ______________________
Rajesh: Right, we will go on with the facade till evening. When she returns from her tuitions, she will be
surprised to find her family and friends waiting to celebrate her birthday. That reminds me, you too have
to be there. Be sure to reach by 7 PM.
Raman: e. ______________________
Rajesh: You always think about food! Don’t worry; there will be several delicacies, both vegetarian and
non – vegetarian. You will not go hungry. Apart from the extravagant dinner, we will be having cakes, ice
creams, cold drinks, chips and sweets.
Raman: f. ______________________
Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 5
3. Preeti : (a)………………… breakfast, today ?
Mother: Butter toasts and milk.
Preeti :But mamma, you know (b)……………….. Why don’t you ever prepare it for me?
Mother : Dear, nobody else in the family likes porridge. I have to take care of everyone.
Preeti : Oh. I understand. By the way, (c)…………….. . Has he gone somewhere so early in the
morning?
Mother : Yes. Dad has gone to the temple. You know, he is on fast today.
Preeti : (d) …………………… fast, mamma ?
Mother : Keeping fast improves our digestive system. Moreover, it also enhances our will powers.
Preeti : Oh. I see. I too will try some day.
Answers:-
(a) What have you prepared for the
(b) I like porridge very much
(c) dad is not around here, anywhere
(d) Why do people keep.

Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 6

Anita : Hello Abhishek! Where (a)…………….. from ?
Abhishek : Hello! I have just been to the railway station (b)………………… for my father for Delhi.
Anita : (c)…………….. to Delhi ?
Abhishek : On the 18th
Abhishek : My sister told me that (d) ………………. .
Anita : Yes, but not now, perhaps in May. I have an interview to be faced.
Abhishek :All the best then !
Answer:-
(a) are you coming
(b) to buy a ticket
(c) When will he be going
(d) you too, have to go to Delhi.
Dialogue Writing Samples for Class 7 – 7
Sameer had to catch a train to go to attend an interview in Chandigarh, but he reached the station late
due to the traffic jam on roads and so he could not buy a ticket and boarded the train as the train was
about to leave. Read the conversation between Sameer and the ticket-checker and complete it in a
suitable way.
Ticket Checker: (a)………………………………?
Sameer: I am sorry, I don’t have one.
Ticket Checker: Travelling without ticket? Don’t you (b) ………………………?
Sameer: Yes sir, I do know that. But you see (c) ………………. and so I had to board the train
without a ticket. Won’t you (d) ………………..?
Ticket Checker: Yes I can make a ticket, but you have to pay a fine of Rs. Mil- along with the fare.
Sameer: No problem sir, here is the money.
Ticket Checker: That’s all right, but be careful in future. :
Sameer: I will, sir. Definitely.
Answer- 1. (a) Will you please show me your ticket
(b) know that it is a crime.
(c) when I reached the station, the train was about to leave
(d) make me a ticket, please.

1. Where is the National War Memorial located and what is its significance?
Ans. The National War Memorial is located at New Delhi. It is significant because it is a mark of respect
to the valiant Indian Soldiers who sacrificed their lives for protecting the nation.
2. What does the Amar Jawan Jyoti at the National War Memorial represent?
Ans: The Amar Jawan Jyoti represents an immortal flame that honors the soldiers who sacrificed their
lives for the country. It symbolizes the spirit of the fallen soldiers and the nation’s eternal respect for their
sacrifices.
3. What are the four circles at the National War Memorial, and what do they represent?
Answer: The four concentric circles at the National War Memorial are:
• Amar Chakra (Circle of Immortality): Represents the immortal spirit of the fallen soldiers.
• Veerta Chakra (Circle of Bravery): Exhibits murals showcasing the bravery of Indian Armed
Forces.
• Tyag Chakra (Circle of Sacrifice): Represents the sacrifices of soldiers, with each granite tablet
dedicated to a fallen hero.
• Raksha Chakra (Circle of Protection): Symbolizes the protection of citizens, with trees
representing soldiers protecting the nation.
4. “I became one of the tiger’s favourites”. Who is ‘I’ in the statement? Why did he think so?
Ans. The writer is ‘I’ in the statement. He thought so because out of all the people living in the
house, Timothy played with the writer the most.
5. Where was Timothy most comfortable during the day? Where was he during the night?
Ans. Timothy was the most comfortable in the drawing-room of the house during the day.
During the night, he was the most comfortable in the cook Mahmoud’s quarters.

6. What made Grandfather decide to transfer Timothy to the zoo?

Ans. One day, all the people living in the house saw Timothy stalking Mahmoud with a plan to
make a meal out of him. This made Grandfather decide to transfer Timothy to the zoo.
7. Q7. Why did Grandfather want Timothy to be put in another enclosure?
Ans. Grandfather wanted Timothy to be put in another enclosure because there was a leopard in
the cage beside Timothy’s who kept on scaring him. Grandfather did not want Timothy to be
afraid and he wanted to have a comfortable life in the zoo.
8. Q8. What shocked Grandfather in the end?
Ans. There was a keeper who was watching the interaction between Grandfather and Timothy
with alarm. When Grandfather approached and requested him to change the cage of the tiger,
the keeper revealed to him that Timothy had died due to pneumonia and the tiger he was
 interacting with was a dangerous tiger he had been talking to was a dangerous tiger. The news of
Timothy’s death and the tiger in the cage not being Timothy shocked Grandfather.
9. Why does Mr Wonka collect items from the oldest things? Do you think this is the right
way to begin his invention?
Ans. Mr. Wonka collected items from the oldest things because they wanted to make something
which could create age or make people older.
Yes, I think that was the right way to begin such an invention. When all the oldest living things will
get combined, it will give us something which could definitely make us older.
10. Q4. What happens to the volunteer who swallows four drops of the new invention? What
is the name of the invention?
Ans. When the volunteer, who is a twenty-year-old Oompa-Loompa, swallowed four drops of the
oily black liquid, he began to transform into an old person. He started getting wrinkles and
contractions which made him appear old. Moreover, his hair started dropping and teeth were
falling out. Soon, he had changed from a young and brave twenty-year-old to an old fellow of
seventy-five.
11. Why was Dad sure he wouldn’t fall?
Ans. Dad was sure he wouldn’t fall because he was very confident in his climbing skills and felt
that climbing a tree was a child’s play for him.
12. Which phrase in the poem expresses Dad’s self-confidence best?
Ans. There are two phrases which express Dad’s self-confidence best – child’s play and as easy as
winking. These two phrases tell us that Dad was extremely confident in his climbing skills.
13. Describe Plan A and its consequences.
Ans. Plan A was the first attempt of Dad in saving the cat. In this, he got out a ladder from the
shed present in the garden which was full of other garden tools. He put the ladder in the position
he wanted and started climbing it. Now comes the consequence of Plan A. The ladder slipped
and Dad fell and landed in the flower bed. There can be two reasons why the ladder slipped –
Dad didn’t put it properly or his weight was too much for the ladder. Due to these reasons, Plan
A was a failure.
14. Plan C was a success. What went wrong then?
Ans. Plan C, in which the father climbs the garden wall and leaps onto the tree, was a success.
This is because the father was able to get the cat out of the tree.
However, something went wrong in the end. The cat was able to get out of the tree but the
father, who sat on the cat on the crook of the tree-trunk, was stuck on the crook. So, he took the
cat’s place on the crook of the tree-trunk.
15. Describe the Cat and Dad situation in the beginning and at the end of the poem.
Ans. In the beginning of the poem, Dad was free and was standing safe and sound and on the
ground whereas the cat was stuck up the tree and hence was captivated and scared. However, at
the end, we see the opposite of the situation. The cat is now safe and sound and on the ground
whereas dad is now stuck up the tree and troubled by the situation.
16. Paragraph writings samples :

Friendship

Friendship is a special bond between people that brings joy, support, and companionship into our
lives. True friends are those who stand by us through thick and thin, offering a shoulder to lean on and
a hand to hold. They celebrate our successes and console us in our failures. Friendship teaches us the
values of trust, loyalty, and empathy. It is a relationship built on mutual respect and understanding. A
good friend is like a treasure, and the moments shared with them become cherished memories.

Our Soldiers

Our soldiers are the brave men and women who dedicate their lives to protecting our country. They
face countless challenges and hardships, often putting their lives at risk to ensure our safety and
freedom. The courage and sacrifice of soldiers inspire us to be more patriotic and grateful for the
peace we enjoy. They stand as a symbol of strength, resilience, and honor. Recognizing and
 appreciating the contributions of our soldiers is essential, as they are the true heroes who defend our
nation with unwavering determination.

Corporal Punishment

Corporal punishment refers to the physical disciplining of children or students, often by parents or
teachers. While it has been used traditionally as a method to instill discipline, it has increasingly been
criticized for its negative effects. Corporal punishment can cause physical and emotional harm,
leading to fear, resentment, and low self-esteem in children. Modern educational and parenting
approaches advocate for positive reinforcement and constructive discipline methods, which focus on
understanding and correcting behavior without resorting to physical punishment.

Importance of Time

Time is a precious resource that waits for no one. Managing time effectively is crucial for achieving
success and maintaining a balanced life. It is important to prioritize tasks, set goals, and make the
most of each moment. Time lost can never be regained, so it is essential to use it wisely.
Procrastination and poor time management can lead to stress, missed opportunities, and unfulfilled
potential. By valuing and respecting time, we can accomplish more and lead a more organized and
productive life.

My Pet

Pets are wonderful companions that bring joy and comfort to our lives. They are loyal, loving, and
always ready to provide us with a sense of companionship. Whether it is a dog, cat, bird, or any other
pet, each one has its unique personality and charm. Taking care of a pet teaches us responsibility,
empathy, and the importance of nurturing another living being. The bond we share with our pets is
special, and the happiness they bring is immeasurable. My pet is a source of constant joy and has
become an inseparable part of my life.

Significance of Trees

Trees play a vital role in sustaining life on Earth. They provide us with oxygen, improve air quality,
and offer shade and shelter to countless species. Trees also contribute to the beauty of our
environment, making our surroundings more pleasant and serene. Additionally, trees help prevent soil
erosion, reduce the risk of floods, and mitigate the effects of climate change by absorbing carbon
dioxide. The significance of trees extends beyond their ecological benefits, as they also hold cultural
and spiritual value in many societies. Protecting and planting trees is essential for maintaining the
health and balance of our planet.

Modals :
It is important for you to attend the meeting. You should attend the meeting.
It is possible that he will finish the project on time. He might finish the project on time.
It is not permitted for you to park your car here. You cannot park your car here.
It is advisable for you to get some rest. You should get some rest.
It is not necessary for you to bring any food. You do not need to bring any food
It is necessary for you to arrive on time. You must arrive on time.
It is possible that they will visit us this weekend. They might visit us this weekend.
It is not allowed for you to enter this area. You cannot enter this area.
It is important for you to read the instructions carefully. You should read the instructions carefully.
It is likely that he will join us for dinner. He will probably join us for dinner.
It is recommended for you to wear a helmet while riding a bike. You should wear a helmet while
riding a bike.
It is advisable for you to stay hydrated. You should stay hydrated.
 It is not necessary for you to bring your own equipment. You do not need to bring your own
equipment.
It is essential for you to follow the safety guidelines. You must follow the safety guidelines.
It is possible that she will call you later. She might call you later.

active and passive voice for present simple, present continuous, past simple, and past continuous
tenses:
Present Simple
1. The chef prepares a delicious meal.
o A delicious meal is prepared by the chef.
2. The students complete the assignment.
o The assignment is completed by the students.
3. She delivers the presentation.
o The presentation is delivered by her.
Present Continuous
1. The chef is preparing a delicious meal.
o A delicious meal is being prepared by the chef.
2. The students are completing the assignment.
o The assignment is being completed by the students.
3. She is delivering the presentation.
o The presentation is being delivered by her.
Past Simple
1. The chef prepared a delicious meal.
o A delicious meal was prepared by the chef.
2. The students completed the assignment.
o The assignment was completed by the students.
3. She delivered the presentation.
o The presentation was delivered by her.
Past Continuous
1. The chef was preparing a delicious meal.
o A delicious meal was being prepared by the chef.
2. The students were completing the assignment.
o The assignment was being completed by the students.
3. She was delivering the presentation.
o The presentation was being delivered by her.