Write an imaginary dialogue in about eighty words between two birds in winter, one of whom is flying away to a warm country and the other who is stuck in a cold land.Class Viii dialogue

Write an imaginary dialogue in about eighty words between two birds in winter, one of whom is flying away to a warm country and the other who is stuck in a cold land.

 

Dialogue Between Two Birds in Winter

Sparrow: Hello, Robin! I am going to a warm country.

Robin: Really? Why?

Sparrow: It is too cold here. I cannot live in the snow.

Robin: Oh no! I cannot fly far. I must stay here.

Sparrow: I am sorry. Please find a warm place to rest.

Robin: I will try. I hope to see you again.

Sparrow: I will come back in spring. Take care!

Robin: You too. Goodbye, friend!

Write an imaginary dialogue in about eighty words between two birds in winter, one of whom is flying away to a warm country and the other who is stuck in a cold land.

Dialogue Between Two Birds in Winter 

Sparrow: Hello, Robin! Why are you sitting so sadly on the branch?

Robin: Oh Sparrow, it is very cold. The wind is strong, and I cannot find food.

Sparrow: Yes, winter is very hard here. That’s why I am flying to a warm country.

Robin: A warm country? Where is that?

Sparrow: Far away, where the sun shines, and trees are green. There is no snow there.

Robin: I wish I could come with you. But I am too weak to fly so far.

Sparrow: I understand. Please try to stay near houses. People may give you food.

Robin: Yes, I will look for crumbs and warm places.

Sparrow: Don’t worry, Robin. I will come back in spring. We will sing together again.

Robin: I’ll wait for you. Take care, Sparrow!

Sparrow: You too, friend. Goodbye!