This document outlines role-playing scenarios for two students, Student A and Student B. In the first scenario, Student A imagines being interviewed as a famous singer, while Student B interviews a famous athlete. The second scenario has them switching roles, with Student A now interviewing an athlete and Student B a singer. The third scenario has them reading statements to each other about various topics and explaining whether they agree or disagree. The final scenario positions Student A as a customer looking to buy an affordable CD player, and Student B as a sales assistant trying to convince them to buy a cheaper, lower quality option.

1. STUDENT A
Imagine you are a famous singer. Answer the
interviewer’s questions. Add any additional
personal information.
Imagine you are interviewing a famous athlete.
Ask questions about his / her life, interests and
opinions.
STUDENT B
Imagine you are interviewing a famous singer.
Ask questions about his / her life, interests and
opinions.
Imagine you are a famous athlete. Answer the
interviewer’s questions. Add any additional
personal information.
STUDENT A
Read each statement below to your partner. Listen
to your partner’s responses and respond to him /
her. Explain why you agree or disagree with your
partner.
• If something is expensive, the quality must be good.
• You can judge a person by his / her friends.
• The driving age should be increased in order to
prevent accidents.
Listen to the statements your partner reads to you
and respond to them. Explain why you agree or
disagree with the statements.
STUDENT B
Listen to the statements your partner reads to you
and respond to them. Explain why you agree or
disagree with the statements.
Read each statement below to your partner. Listen
to your partner’s responses and respond to him /
her. Explain why you agree or disagree with your
partner.
• Honesty is always the best policy.
• Physical education should not be compulsory.
• Facebook is a great way to maintain friendships.
STUDENT A
You are a customer and your partner is a sales
assistant. You want to buy a CD player, but you want
to make sure that it is of good quality. On the other
hand, you don’t have much money.
STUDENT B
You are a sales assistant and your partner is a
customer. Your partner wants to buy a good CD
player, but he / she doesn’t have much money.
You convince him / her to buy one that is not of
good quality, but costs less.