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    ESL Roleplay Cards Advanced Intermediate 2

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    This document provides instructions and background information for 6 role-playing scenarios involving telephone conversations. Scenario 1 involves rescheduling a dental appointment. Scenario 2 involves a job interview for an English teaching position. Scenario 3 involves asking parents for help preparing a turkey dinner. Scenario 4 involves booking a travel package from a travel agent. Scenario 5 involves a headhunter recruiting a senior accountant. Scenario 6 involves a web designer pitching a new website design to an Italian restaurant manager. Each role-play provides context for both sides of the phone call conversation.

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    ESL Roleplay Cards Advanced Intermediate 2

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    This document provides instructions and background information for 6 role-playing scenarios involving telephone conversations. Scenario 1 involves rescheduling a dental appointment. Scenario 2 involves a job interview for an English teaching position. Scenario 3 involves asking parents for help preparing a turkey dinner. Scenario 4 involves booking a travel package from a travel agent. Scenario 5 involves a headhunter recruiting a senior accountant. Scenario 6 involves a web designer pitching a new website design to an Italian restaurant manager. Each role-play provides context for both sides of the phone call conversation.

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    This document provides instructions and background information for 6 role-playing scenarios involving telephone conversations. Scenario 1 involves rescheduling a dental appointment. Scenario 2 involves a job interview for an English teaching position. Scenario 3 involves asking parents for help preparing a turkey dinner. Scenario 4 involves booking a travel package from a travel agent. Scenario 5 involves a headhunter recruiting a senior accountant. Scenario 6 involves a web designer pitching a new website design to an Italian restaurant manager. Each role-play provides context for both sides of the phone call conversation.

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    ESL Roleplay Cards Advanced Intermediate 2

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    Javier MP
    This document provides instructions and background information for 6 role-playing scenarios involving telephone conversations. Scenario 1 involves rescheduling a dental appointment. Scenario 2 involves a job interview for an English teaching position. Scenario 3 involves asking parents for help preparing a turkey dinner. Scenario 4 involves booking a travel package from a travel agent. Scenario 5 involves a headhunter recruiting a senior accountant. Scenario 6 involves a web designer pitching a new website design to an Italian restaurant manager. Each role-play provides context for both sides of the phone call conversation.

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    ESL/EFL Telephone Role-plays Intermediate to Advanced

    (1a) You have an appointment tomorrow with


    your dentist, Dr. White, at 8 am. Call his office
    and try to reschedule your appointment to
    next week.
    You are free next week on Thursday and
    Friday in the early morning.
    (1b) You are a receptionist at a dentists
    office. Dr. White, the dentist, is busy all this
    week. Next week she is free on Wednesday
    afternoon (3-5pm) and next Friday morning (8-
    10am). You will soon receive a phone call.
    Note: your office charges $40 for canceling
    appointments without 24 hours notice.
    (2a) You need a teacher to teach business
    English in your company. You have decided
    to phone a man named Ken, whose name
    you found in an ad in a local newspaper.
    Call Ken. Ask about: his experience, pricing,
    availability, teaching style, etc. Try to decide if
    you want to hire him.
    (2b) Your name is Ken. You have decided to
    become an English teacher. You have no
    experience but English is your native
    language.
    You need students.
    Your phone will ring soon.
    (3a) You are a young adult. Tomorrow, you
    will have friends over for a turkey dinner. You
    have bought a 20-pound (9kg) turkey, but you
    have no idea how to prepare it. Call your
    parents for help.
    (3b) Its holiday time.
    One of your wonderful children will call you
    soon for help.
    (4a) You want to take your wife/husband on a
    trip this weekend. First, decide where you
    want to go. Then, phone your travel agent to
    reserve a plane ticket and hotel.
    Also: ask for recommendations of things to do
    there.
    (4b) You are a travel agent. Try to sell Student
    A one of the following travel packages:
    Option 1: roundtrip, first class, $950. Hotel:
    Hyatt, $250/night, *****
    Option 2: roundtrip, economy class, $310.
    Hotel: Bobs Inn, $99/night, ***
    (5a) You are a recruiter for a headhunting
    company. Youd like to recruit Student B, a
    (5b) You are a senior accountant. You have
    been with your company for 15 years.
    ESL/EFL Role-play cards Set 2 - Copyright Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com
    senior accountant, for a position at another
    company. Call and ask if he/she is satisfied
    with his/her job. Try to get him/her to have
    lunch with you to discuss your offer.
    Soon your phone will ring.
    (6a) You are a web-designer. You need new
    clients. Marcianos, an Italian restaurant, has
    a horrible website. Call the restaurant, ask for
    the manager/owner, and introduce yourself.
    Explain why the company needs a good
    website. Set-up a meeting where you can
    present a sample of a new design.
    (6b) You are a manager of an Italian
    restaurant, Marcianos.
    Your restaurant is not doing too well. You
    need more customers. Your restaurant is
    nearly bankrupt.
    ESL/EFL Role-play cards Set 2 - Copyright Matthew Barton of Englishcurrent.com

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