LanguageCert B2 - Speaking Part Two | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

We’re cousins. You want to borrow my bike. You start.

You're doing great

We’re neighbours. You lost your house keys. You start.

Stay motivated

We’re friends. I didn’t pass my maths test. You start.

You're on the right track

I’m your boss. You need to take the next two days off. You start.

Don't give up

We’re work colleagues. You didn’t go to the office party. I start. “I didn’t see you at the party last night. What happened?”

Keep it up

I’m your doctor. I start. “So, what seems to be the problem?”

You're making progress

We’re friends. I start. “What do you think of my new T-shirt?

Stay motivated

We’re classmates. I start. “Are you happy with the new teacher?”

You're doing great

We’re friends. You want to borrow my favourite t-shirt. You start.

Keep pushing forward

We’re strangers in a very busy shop. You’ve just bumped into me. You start.

Don't give up

We’re colleagues. We’re worried about our new manager. You start.

Keep it up

We share a flat together. Last week it was my turn to clean the flat, but I didn't do it. You start.

You're making progress

We’re strangers in the street. I start. “Excuse me! I think we’ve met before. We do know each other, don’t we?”

Stay motivated

We’re friends. I start. “You did so well in your exam. Can you give me some advice on preparing for mine?”

Keep pushing forward

We’re colleagues at work. I start. “You look a bit worried. Has something gone wrong with the project?”

You're doing great

We’re neighbours. I start. “Hi! I just wanted to let you know that we’re having a party this weekend so we’re going to be a bit noisy.”

Don't give up

We’re strangers at the theatre. You think I’m sitting in your seat. You start.

Keep pushing forward

I’m a stranger in the street. I’m looking at a map of the town and look worried. You start.

You're on the right track

We’re friends. I’ve been looking tired lately. You start.

Stay motivated

I’m your teacher. You need more time to finish some homework. You start.

Don't give up

We’re friends. I start. “I’d really like to learn to drive, but I’m so nervous.”

Keep it up

I’m a stranger in the street. I start. “Excuse me. Could you tell me where I could find a cheap place to stay?”

You're making progress

We’re work colleagues. I start. “I think we should ask our boss for a longer lunch break. What do you think?”

Keep pushing forward

We’re classmates. I start. “How about arranging an end-of-term class party for everyone?

Well done.

I’ve just arrived at your home for a meal. I’ve never met your family before. You start.

Stay motivated

We’re friends. You’ve invited me to the theatre tomorrow but I haven’t answered. You start.

Keep it up

I’m your cousin. I had a party last night but you couldn’t come. You start.

You're on the right track

You have seen an advertisement for a job in my shop. You want more information. You start.

Don't give up

We’re friends. I start. “Do you want to come camping with me?”

Keep pushing forward

We’re classmates. You are trying to finish some important work. I start. “Why do you have to finish that now?”

You're making progress

I’m your new teacher. We’re waiting for one of your classmates to arrive. He is late. I start. “Is he always late?”

Stay motivated

I’m your work colleague. I start. “It takes me so long to travel to work. How do you get to work?”

Don't give up

We’re colleagues. You want me to cover for you this weekend. You start.

You're making progress

I am your teacher/boss. You have just arrived very late at school/work. You start.

Keep pushing forward

You bought tickets for the cinema tonight. Tell me where and when to meet. You start.

You're on the right track

You’re just leaving my party and realize you don’t have enough money to get a taxi home. You start.

Stay motivated

We’re colleagues. I start. “You know the boss is retiring at the end of the month… what shall we do?”

Keep it up

We’re in a queue in a cafeteria. I start. “Excuse me, have we met before?”

You're making progress

We’re flatmates. You don’t really want to go out tonight. I start. “Come on, we’ll be late if we don’t go soon.”

You're doing great

I’m your new neighbour. I start. “Hello. My name’s _______. I’ve just moved in next door.”

Keep pushing forward