In pairs make up dialogues using the following prompts. — where are you from? — i’m from . . . my nationality is . . . — how old are you? — i’m . . . — what is your occupation? — i’m a . . . — who is your best friend? — it’s . . . — is he/she married? — no/yes, he/she . . . — what is he/she fond of? — he/she is fond of . . .

Here are two sample dialogues based on your prompts, featuring different characters and details to provide variety.Dialogue 1: Meet Alex and SarahA: Where are you from? B: I’m from London. My nationality is British. A: How old are you? B: I’m twenty-four years old. A: What is your occupation? B: I’m a graphic designer for a marketing agency. A: Who is your best friend? B: It’s Mark. We have known each other since primary school. A: Is he married? B: No, he is single at the moment. A: What is he fond of? B: He is fond of mountain biking and photography.Dialogue 2: Meet Elena and MarcoA: Where are you from? B: I’m from Rome. My nationality is Italian. A: How old are you? B: I’m thirty-one. A: What is your occupation? B: I’m a chef at a small family restaurant. A: Who is your best friend? B: It’s Maria. She is my former classmate. A: Is she married? B: Yes, she is married to a very nice man named Paolo. A: What is she fond of? B: She is fond of classical music and playing the violin.Reference Table for Vocabulary

Would you like me to create a third dialogue with more formal language or different professional roles?