This document outlines the structure of a role-play dialogue where one student asks others for advice. It is divided into 5 parts: 1) greetings, 2) asking for advice, 3) explaining the problem, 4) giving advice, and 5) concluding. The role-play allows one student to present an issue they are facing, and the other students take turns offering their perspective and recommendations to help resolve the problem.
This document outlines the structure of a role-play dialogue where one student asks others for advice. It is divided into 5 parts: 1) greetings, 2) asking for advice, 3) explaining the problem, 4) giving advice, and 5) concluding. The role-play allows one student to present an issue they are facing, and the other students take turns offering their perspective and recommendations to help resolve the problem.
This document outlines the structure of a role-play dialogue where one student asks others for advice. It is divided into 5 parts: 1) greetings, 2) asking for advice, 3) explaining the problem, 4) giving advice, and 5) concluding. The role-play allows one student to present an issue they are facing, and the other students take turns offering their perspective and recommendations to help resolve the problem.
I haven’t seen you for ages! o Well, I’ve been (…) We haven’t spoken for ages! What about you? o I’ve been… ▪ Busy ▪ Working a lot ▪ Travelling ▪ …
2. Asking for advice (15 seconds)
▪ Student A’s issue
▪ Introducing the issue ▪ I would like to tell you something… ▪ There’s something I need to tell you ▪ Could you help me with a problem I have? … ▪ Students B & C ▪ I really need • Sure, some advice count on me!
▪ Students B and C give him / ▪ Say thank you, be polite
her advice. o Thank you for your ▪ You should… advice. It’s been great ▪ You could… to talk to you ▪ If I were you, I would… ▪ Plan to meet again o Would you like to meet again? *Students B and C do the same (points 2, 3, o When, where, to do 4) (1’ each) what