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In pairs, act the role of friends speaking to each other. Speak about the following situations: A walk in the park. You can use the following – Greet each other. Ask if your friend wishes to go with you to the park. If yes, make a plan about activities to do. If no, ask what your friend would like to do. Listen and share what you would also like to do together.

Correct Answer

Sample dialogue:

'Hello! How are you today?'

'I'm fine, thank you! How are you?'

'I'm doing well. Would you like to come with me for a walk in the park?'

'Yes, I'd love to! What activities can we do there?'

'We can play on the swings, walk around the lake, or sit on the benches and talk.'

'That sounds wonderful! Let's go!'

This role-play activity develops conversational skills.

Students practice greeting, making invitations, planning activities together, and showing consideration for each other's preferences.

The dialogue should reflect natural conversation between friends and include elements of planning and cooperation.

Exercise: Let us speak | Q: 1(a) | (Page Page 6)
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Explanation

This role-play activity develops conversational skills. Students practice greeting, making invitations, planning activities together, and showing consideration for each other's preferences. The dialogue should reflect natural conversation between friends and include elements of planning and cooperation.

Solution Steps

  1. Greeting exchange between friends

  2. Making invitations for activities

  3. Planning activities together

  4. Showing consideration for preferences

  5. Reflecting natural conversation

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