u/Spa-cation

I'm learning a new language and want to start off on the right foot with correct pronunciation, so i don't need to re-learn it later if I don't get it right on my own. I want to do language exchange with a native speaker for pronunciation but on more of an equal basis, so would like to "talk" to a near beginner in my language.

I started thinking of the best way to do this, since actual communication would be very minimal. I have this idea of creating a conversation script (say on shared Google docs) ahead of time, with each "line" of the conversation written in both languages. The exercise would then be for the native speaker to read the (TL) line and then the learner would repeat the line. The feedback from the native speaker would be to read back the words that need better pronunciation.

Does this sound like a good technique?

I think I do a great job taking care of my dog. I try to take care of all her needs, including daily tug of war, brushing, plenty of walks and park visits, treats, etc. The vet says she is in great health. But she seems to like everyone else but me, even though I'm the sole caretaker. I didn't have this issue with a previous dog.