The 'Create a Dialogue on Any Topic' tool instantly creates unique, level-appropriate dialogues for lessons. Choose a topic, target vocabulary, and complexity, and get customizable conversations in seconds. Use them for role-plays, speaking practice, or grammar and vocabulary reinforcement. Designed for real-world contexts, these dialogues help students practice practical communication skills for everyday situations.
Try this toolFREEAdd a Topic or Target Vocabulary
Start by entering a topic in the designated box. You can specify the needed vocabulary use your students have been working on. If your students have been working with a specific text, you can also paste it directly into the tool, upload an image of it, or provide a link to an online article.
Select the Level
Choose the students’ proficiency level to ensure the dialogue is appropriate. You can select from CEFR levels (A1-C2), grade levels, or age groups to tailor the vocabulary, sentence structure, and complexity accordingly.
Generate the Dialogue
Once everything is set, click "Do the magic!", and within seconds, the tool will create a natural, structured conversation based on your topic. You’ll receive a fully written dialogue that you can use as it is or edit to better fit your lesson.
Get Your Students Working
Now that your dialogue is ready, there are several ways to integrate it into your teaching. You can have students role-play the dialogue to improve fluency and pronunciation, highlight specific words or structures for vocabulary activities by clicking on the 'View options' button and selecting 'Highlight vocabulary,' or turn the dialogue into a gap-fill exercise.
Explore this engaging ESL lesson plan about quiet quitting, designed for adults at the B1 level. This 60-minute individual lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through a variety of exercises, making it perfect for enhancing language skills while exploring the topic of quiet quitting in the workplace.
This business English lesson plan about meetings offers B2-level ESL learners essential vocabulary and speaking exercises to develop their skills in conversation and complex argumentation. The 90-minute group lesson includes warm-up discussions, matching activities, vocabulary building, and a role-play segment that simulates real-world business meetings. Students will learn to express opinions precisely, discuss different types of meetings, and practice decision-making and brainstorming through interactive, scenario-based exercises, making it ideal for adult learners looking to improve their professional English.
This ESL lesson plan explores the contrasting living conditions in prisons, targeting A2-level adults in a group setting. Students will engage in listening and speaking exercises while discussing prison systems, focusing on rehabilitation and comfort. The lesson includes interactive activities such as filling in dialogues, watching videos, and group discussions, encouraging learners to present their opinions and improve their communication skills in a supportive environment.
This ESL lesson plan introduces learners to essential airport vocabulary and situations in a 60-minute individual session designed for A1-level teens and adults. Students will practice speaking and reading skills by engaging with dialogues, matching tasks, and sentence completion exercises. The lesson focuses on building confidence in navigating common airport scenarios like finding boarding gates, lost items, and understanding departure information.
This ESL lesson plan explores the history and traditions of Thanksgiving in a group setting, targeting intermediate learners. Students will watch a video about the origins of Thanksgiving, complete listening comprehension exercises, and engage in discussions about cultural traditions. The lesson focuses on improving speaking and listening skills while encouraging students to reflect on the significance of holidays and family traditions.
This ESL lesson plan introduces learners to key phrasal verbs related to technology, with an emphasis on vocabulary for common tech support scenarios. Students will work on phrasal verbs and conversation skills by matching terms, ordering sentences, filling in dialogues, and completing a role-play activity. By the end, learners will be able to use phrasal verbs naturally in tech-related conversations, discussing everything from setting up devices to troubleshooting connection issues.
This interactive lesson plan provides ESL students with practical vocabulary and phrases for ordering coffee or tea in a café. Students will engage in dialogues, complete matching exercises, and practice ordering drinks with real-world phrases.
This lesson plan engages B1-level ESL students in overcoming challenges and pursuing new goals. Through interactive activities, students will discuss personal experiences, watch a motivating video, and complete vocabulary exercises. The lesson emphasizes expressing opinions and giving explanations using new vocabulary in a real-world context.
