Imagine you are taking your phone, laptop, or car to a repair shop. Practice how you would explain the problem and ask for help. Use at least 2 phrasal verbs in your sentences. 💬 Role Play Ideas: 1. Explaining the issue clearly (e.g., “My laptop keeps shutting down. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”). 2. Asking about the time and cost of repair (e.g., “How long will it take to sort this out?”). 3. Checking if the repair comes with a warranty (e.g., “Do you provide any guarantee if it breaks down again?”). ✨ Follow-up Discussion Questions: 1. Have you ever had a bad experience at a repair shop? What happened? 2. Do you usually repair things or buy new ones? Why? 3. What’s the most important quality of a good repair shop, in your opinion? 4. How do you feel when you have to deal with unexpected repairs?

You’re on your way to the doctor — first by bus or taxi, then at the clinic. Practice the situation with your partner: Role Play Ideas (use at least 2 phrasal verbs): 1. Asking the driver if this bus/taxi goes near the hospital.(“Could you point out where I should get off?”) 2. Telling the doctor how you’re feeling and asking for advice.(“I need to figure out why this pain keeps coming back.”) 3. Asking what you should do after the visit.(“Can you go over the instructions one more time so I don’t mess it up?”) Exciting Follow-up Questions: 1. Imagine you get on the wrong bus on the way to the hospital — what would you do to sort it out? 2. If the taxi driver suddenly took a longer route, how would you deal with it? 3. What’s the funniest or strangest experience you’ve had in a taxi or bus? 4. If the doctor gave you advice you didn’t understand, how would you find out more? 💬 Let’s make practicing English more real and exciting — from the ride to the doctor’s office! 🚖🚌✨

Imagine you are calling or talking to customer service. Practice the conversation with your partner: Role Play Ideas (use at least 2 phrasal verbs): 1. Asking about a problem with your order or product (e.g., “I’d like to sort out this issue with my order.”). 2. Requesting more information about a service (e.g., “Could you go over the details again?”). 3. Asking politely to speak with a manager (e.g., “Can I put through to the manager, please?”). Follow-up Questions: 1. Have you ever called customer service before? What happened, and how did they deal with it? 2. Do you usually prefer solving problems online or on the phone? Why? 3. What’s the best customer service experience you’ve had? How did they make up for the problem? 4. What’s the worst customer service experience you’ve had? 5. If you worked in customer service, how would you handle (or sort out) an angry customer? 💬 Get ready to practice real-life English in useful situations — and don’t forget to use phrasal verbs! 🌍✨

Imagine you are at a café. Practice the conversation with your partner: Role Play Ideas: 1. Asking about the menu or the types of coffee available. 2. Ordering a drink and a snack politely. 3. Asking for something special (e.g., extra sugar, dairy-free milk, or to-go cup). Follow-up Questions: 1. How often do you go to cafés? 2. Do you usually order the same drink or try something new? 3. What’s your favorite café snack or dessert? 4. Do you prefer studying/working at a café or just relaxing with friends? 5. If you could open your own café, what would it look like? 💬 Get ready to practice real-life English in a fun and natural way! 🌍✨

Imagine you are at the supermarket. Practice the conversation with your partner. ⚡ This time, try to use at least two phrasal verbs (e.g., pick up, run out of, look for, put back, check out). Role Play Ideas: 1. Asking where to find a product (e.g., milk, bread, or rice). 2. Talking to the cashier while paying for your items. 3. Asking about discounts or special offers. Follow-up Questions: 1. How often do you go to the supermarket? 2. Do you prefer shopping alone or with someone? Why? 3. What’s your favorite section in the supermarket? 4. Do you usually make a shopping list, or do you buy things randomly? 5. What’s one food item you always buy when you go shopping? 💬 Get ready to practice real-life English in a fun way — and don’t forget your phrasal verbs! 🌍✨