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What four pieces of information can a scenario card give you?
Think about where you are, who you are, what you want and what might go wrong.
Name the three model scenarios described in this lesson.
One involves food, one involves a map and one involves an employer.
Which register should you use in a job interview role-play?
Think about how you would speak to someone who might employ you.
What should you do if you do not understand what your partner said?
Which option keeps you in the conversation?
Design your own scenario card for a role-play at a train station. Include the situation, both roles, each person's goal and a complication.
Give each role a goal, and add a problem that neither speaker can solve with a memorised line.
Read this description of a performance and write feedback with two strengths and two targets: "Ana spoke clearly and used polite greetings. She read most of her lines from her notes, paused for a long time when her partner asked an unexpected question, and used tú with the hotel manager."
Look at fluency, interaction and register as well as pronunciation.
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