Reading Tests: Dialogues
Practise reading short dialogues at A2, B1 and C1 level. Choose the best reply or complete the conversation, then check your answers. Start at your level and read each answer again to see why the other choices do not fit.
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Dialogues Advanced Level Test – Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 1
25 questions · about 9 min
Questions
How can I get better at reading English dialogues?
Read the whole conversation first, then look at who is speaking and what they want. Notice how each reply answers the one before. Read it aloud too. Learn useful phrases, such as "Would you like some tea?" and "Yes, please."
How do I choose the right answer in a dialogue completion test?
Read the line before and the line after the gap. The missing words must answer the first line and lead into the second. Check the tone, too. A polite request needs a polite reply. Cross out answers that do not fit.
What do A2, B1 and C1 level mean?
A2 is basic English for everyday topics, such as shopping or family. B1 is intermediate: you can handle most daily situations and talk about plans and opinions. C1 is advanced: you understand longer, harder texts and use English with ease.