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• Free chat

  A1
  1. Say how you are and what you did today
  2. Ask the tutor a question
  3. Talk about a plan for tomorrow or the weekend

• At a coffee shop

  A1
  1. Order a drink
  2. Ask the price
  3. Say thank you and leave

• Meeting someone

  A1
  1. Say your name and where you are from
  2. Say what you do
  3. Ask the other person about themselves

• Visiting a Turkish home

  A1
  1. Answer the welcome and say thank you
  2. Accept or politely turn down something offered
  3. Say something nice about the home or the food

• Your daily routine

  A1
  1. Say what time you get up
  2. Describe two things you do during the day
  3. Ask your friend what time they do something

• At a hotel

  A1
  1. Say you have a booking and give your name
  2. Say how many nights you are staying
  3. Ask about breakfast or the Wi-Fi password

• At the airport

  A2
  1. Show your passport and say where you are going
  2. Say how many bags you have
  3. Ask the gate and boarding time

• At a restaurant

  A2
  1. Order food and a drink
  2. Ask what the waiter recommends
  3. Ask for the bill

• Asking for directions

  A2
  1. Say where you want to go
  2. Ask how far or how long
  3. Confirm the directions by repeating them

• Shopping

  A2
  1. Say what you are looking for
  2. Ask about size or colour
  3. Ask the price and bargain

• Booking an appointment by phone

  A2
  1. Say you want an appointment
  2. Choose a day and time that suit you
  3. Give your name and confirm the booking by repeating it

• In a taxi

  A2
  1. Give the address or the place you are going
  2. Answer one of the driver’s questions
  3. Ask how much it comes to and pay

• On the metro

  A2
  1. Buy a travel card or top yours up
  2. Ask which line goes to where you are going
  3. Ask where to change lines or get off

• At the doctor

  B1
  1. Describe your symptoms
  2. Say since when
  3. Ask what you should do

• Returning a faulty item

  B1
  1. Explain what is wrong and when you bought it
  2. Say whether you want an exchange or a refund
  3. Accept the assistant’s offer, or turn it down with a reason

• Renting a flat

  B1
  1. Ask about the rent and the deposit
  2. Ask a question about the bills or the neighbourhood
  3. Offer a lower rent and give your reason

• Defending your opinion

  B2
  1. State your view with reasons
  2. Answer a counter-argument with an example
  3. Concede one point and give your conclusion

• A noisy neighbour

  B2
  1. Raise the problem politely, with a concrete example
  2. Show you understand your neighbour’s side
  3. Propose a specific compromise and agree on it

• A job interview

  B2
  1. Describe your experience with a concrete example
  2. Explain why you suit the role
  3. Ask a question about the job

• Disputing an internet bill

  B2
  1. Explain the error on the bill in detail
  2. Ask for a refund or a correction
  3. Push back politely, with a reason, when you are first refused

• A condolence visit

  B2
  1. Offer your condolences with a set phrase
  2. Ask how the family is doing
  3. Offer a specific kind of help

• A minor accident

  B2
  1. Tell what happened, in order
  2. Report what the other driver said
  3. Say what you think must have caused it

22 scenes, three objectives each