Frequently Asked Questions
What are English conversation scripts?
Conversation scripts are complete, realistic dialogues between two speakers set in everyday situations, like ordering food or checking into a hotel. They show you exactly what to say and how a native speaker might respond.
Why should I practise with dialogue scripts instead of just vocabulary lists?
Real conversations flow — one phrase leads naturally to the next. Practising full dialogues helps you learn not just individual words, but the rhythm, order, and politeness patterns of real spoken English.
What CEFR level are these conversation scripts for?
All conversations on this page are written for A2-B1 (elementary to intermediate) learners, using clear, everyday vocabulary and simple sentence structures without heavy idioms.
How do I practise with a conversation script?
Read the dialogue aloud, taking one role, then swap and read the other. Try practising with a partner, or record yourself reading both parts to check your pronunciation and rhythm.
Can I print these conversation scripts?
Yes. Every conversation page has a 'Print / Save as PDF' button so you can print the dialogue and key phrases for offline practice or classroom use.
What situations are covered in these conversation scripts?
This collection covers ten common real-life situations: restaurants, airports, doctor visits, shopping, job interviews, hotel check-in, asking for directions, phone calls, small talk, and banking.
Are these scripts useful for exam preparation?
Yes. Situational dialogues like these are excellent preparation for the speaking sections of exams such as IELTS, Cambridge English, and TOEFL, which often test real-life scenarios.
How long does it take to practise one conversation script?
Most learners can read through a script and its key phrases in 10-15 minutes. For deeper practice, try role-playing the dialogue with a study partner or teacher.
Do the scripts include useful vocabulary as well as dialogue?
Yes. Each conversation page includes a 'Key Phrases' section highlighting 5-8 important expressions from the dialogue, with brief explanations of their meaning.
Where can I find more speaking practice on LexFizz?
Visit the LexFizz Speaking Practice hub for more exercises, or explore the Blog for articles on starting conversations and building fluency in English.