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LanguageCert B2 - Speaking Part Two

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  • We’re friends. I’ve been looking tired lately. You start.
    Stay motivated
  • We’re friends. You want to borrow my favourite t-shirt. You start.
    Keep pushing forward
  • We’re colleagues. You want me to cover for you this weekend. You start.
    You're making progress
  • We’re friends. I didn’t pass my maths test. 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 classmates. You are trying to finish some important work. I start. “Why do you have to finish that now?”
    You're making progress
  • 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 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 strangers at the theatre. You think I’m sitting in your seat. You start.
    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 strangers in a very busy shop. You’ve just bumped into me. You start.
    Don't give up
  • 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
  • I’m your doctor. I start. “So, what seems to be the problem?”
    You're making progress
  • We’re friends. You’ve invited me to the theatre tomorrow but I haven’t answered. You start.
    Keep it up
  • We’re neighbours. You lost your house keys. 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. “Do you want to come camping with me?”
    Keep pushing forward
  • We’re in a queue in a cafeteria. I start. “Excuse me, have we met before?”
    You're making progress
  • We’re classmates. I start. “Are you happy with the new teacher?”
    You're doing great
  • 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 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
  • We’re friends. I start. “What do you think of my new T-shirt?
    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
  • You bought tickets for the cinema tonight. Tell me where and when to meet. You start.
    You're on the right track
  • We’re colleagues. We’re worried about our new manager. You start.
    Keep it up
  • We’re friends. I start. “I’d really like to learn to drive, but I’m so nervous.”
    Keep it up
  • 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 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 cousins. You want to borrow my bike. You start.
    You're doing great
  • 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 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 cousin. I had a party last night but you couldn’t come. 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
  • 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
  • We’re classmates. I start. “How about arranging an end-of-term class party for everyone?
    Well done.
  • I am your teacher/boss. You have just arrived very late at school/work. You start.
    Keep pushing forward
  • I’m your new neighbour. I start. “Hello. My name’s _______. I’ve just moved in next door.”
    Keep pushing forward
  • I’ve just arrived at your home for a meal. I’ve never met your family before. You start.
    Stay motivated
  • 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
  • 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