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In pairs, act the role of friends speaking to each other. Speak about the following situations: Sharing tiffins at school. You can use the following – Greet each other. Tell your friends what food items you have brought in your tiffin. Ask them what they have brought. Tell them you wish to share tiffins! Next, share with your friends, how it makes you feel. Tell your friend that you like spending time with each other. Appreciate your friends' food and ask what other food items they like. Thank your friends for sharing.

Correct Answer

Sample dialogue:

'Hi! Good morning!'

'Good morning! What did you bring in your tiffin today?'

'I brought parathas and aloo sabzi. What about you?'

'I brought idli and chutney.'

'Shall we share our tiffins today?'

'Yes, let's share! I love sharing food with friends.'

'I feel so happy when we eat together.'

'I really enjoy spending time with you. Your idli looks delicious!'

'Thank you! I like your parathas too. What other food do you enjoy?'

'I also like dosa and pasta. Thank you for sharing with me!'

Exercise: Let us speak | Q: 1(b) | (Page Page 6)
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Explanation

This role-play focuses on the common school activity of sharing tiffins. Students practice social skills including greeting, sharing information about food, expressing feelings, showing appreciation, and thanking friends. The dialogue should demonstrate politeness, enthusiasm, and the joy of sharing with friends.

Solution Steps

  1. Greet each other with 'Hi! Good morning!'

  2. Ask friends what they brought in their tiffin

  3. Share what food items you brought (parathas, aloo sabzi, idli, chutney)

  4. Propose sharing tiffins with friends

  5. Express happiness about eating together

  6. Appreciate each other's food

  7. Discuss other food preferences (dosa, pasta)

  8. Thank friends for sharing

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