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The document provides role play scenarios for practice conversations, including: 1) A customer complaining to a restaurant manager about poor food quality and service and asking for compensation. 2) Calling a pub to book a surprise graduation party for a sibling, including details on guests, date, menu, prices, and facility details. 3) Convincing a computer-addicted flatmate about the dangers of overuse and recommending alternative activities, while offering help.
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Speaking Class.pptx
- 1. Picture descriptions, role plays and a mock debate
- 3. You are a customer at a restaurant. Sadly, you are dissatisfied with the food you get. Moreover, you find the place cold and dirty. You are not content with the waiters behaviour either. You are very upset. Call the manager and Complain about the quality of the food and service. (Mention concrete problems, for example, the food is inedible, too cold, too hot, too fatty, too spicy, tasteless, etc.) Ask for some compensation.
- 4. Celebrations
- 5. Your brother/sister has graduated form the university recently and you want to organise a big surprise party for him/her. Call the owner of a popular pub in your hometown and Book a table. Tell him/her the number of the guests. Tell him/her when you want to have this party. Ask him/her about the menu and prices. Ask him/her if he/she can provide you with a separate room for dancing. Ask him/her about the opening hours of the restaurant.
- 7. Your flatmate is addicted to computers, however, he/she is not aware of it. He/she always sits in front of his/her computer and does nothing else. Tell him/her about the possible dangers of computers. Recommend him/her some useful activities instead of playing computer games all the time. Offer your help. Be very convincing. Role play
- 9. You think working at home (teleworking/telecommuting) is really good. However, your partner does not think the same. Try to convince him/her. Tell him/her about the advantages of telework.