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Money - Dialogues
Money - Dialogues
SET 1 CANDIDATE A
You and your partner (Candidate B) want to invest money buying a house and then, renting it. You think a flat in the city centre
would be a better investment, but your partner has different ideas. Try to reach an agreement. You start the conversation.
SET 1 CANDIDATE B
B
• Now you will have a conversation with your partner about an
TASK 2 imaginary situation for about 5 to 6 minutes.
• Remember it is a conversation.
DIALOGUE • Your partner has the same topic but different information.
• If possible, try to reach an agreement at the end of the conversation.
You and your partner (Candidate A) want to invest money buying a house and then rent it. You think a house in a village will be a
better investment, but your partner has different ideas. Try to reach an agreement. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 7 CANDIDATE A
B
• Now you will have a conversation with your partner about an
TASK 2 imaginary situation for about 5 to 6 minutes.
• Remember it is a conversation.
DIALOGUE • Your partner has the same topic but different information.
• If possible, try to reach an agreement at the end of the conversation.
SUMMER HOLIDAYS
You and your partner (candidate B) have to decide what you are going to do during the summer holidays. You need to relax, so
you’d rather spend most of the time at home and travel around Spain. Use the ideas below to convince your partner. You start the
conversation.
SET 7 CANDIDATE B
SUMMER HOLIDAYS
You and your partner (candidate A) have to decide what you are going to do during the summer holidays. You want to travel to
the USA because you’ve never been there. Use the ideas below to convince your partner. Candidate A starts the conversation.
Fly to Las Vegas, rent a car to see the Grand Canyon and
travel around California
SET 1 CANDIDATE A
It’s December already and you and your partner (candidate B) have not decided yet what you will be doing for New Year’s Eve,
so you need to talk about it. You want the two of you to go skiing with your friends but your partner has a different view. Use the
ideas below to convince your him/her. You start the conversation.
SET 1 CANDIDATE B
It’s December already and you and your partner (candidate A) have not decided yet what you will be doing for New Year’s Eve,
so you need to talk about it. You want to spend 4 romantic days relaxing at a SPA, just the two of you, but your partner has different
ideas. Use the ideas below to convince your partner. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 2 CANDIDATE A
You are going to leave your parents’ house and start living with your partner (candidate B). You definitely want to rent a house in a
quiet area, but your partner has different ideas. Use the ideas below to convince your partner. You start the conversation.
SET 2 CANDIDATE B
You are going to leave your parents’ house and start living with your partner (candidate A). You want to rent a small flat in the city
centre, but your partner has different ideas. Use the ideas below to convince your partner. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 3 CANDIDATE A
GRADUATION TRIP
You and your best friend (candidate B) have just graduated from university. To celebrate it, you have agreed to go on a
graduation trip together. You would like to go on a two-month backpacking tour around China. Use the ideas below to convince
your partner. You start the conversation.
SET 3 CANDIDATE B
GRADUATION TRIP
You and your best friend (candidate A) have just graduated from university. To celebrate it, you have agreed to go on a
graduation trip together. You would like to book a two-week package tour around Argentina. Use the ideas below to convince
your partner. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 4 CANDIDATE A
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
You and your wife/husband (candidate B) want your seven-year-old daughter to start doing some extracurricular activities after
school, but you have different views. You think learning a foreign language is the best option. Use the ideas below to convince your
friend. You start the conversation.
SET 4 CANDIDATE B
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
You and your wife/husband (candidate A) want your seven-year-old daughter to start doing some extracurricular activities after
school, but you have different views. You think learning to play a musical instrument is the best option. Use the ideas below to
convince your. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 5 CANDIDATE A
You and your brother/sister (candidate B) have agreed to open a clothes shop in your town, but you still have to decide what kind
of clothes you will be selling in your shop. You think selling good quality exclusive clothes is the best option. Use the ideas below to
convince your brother/sister. You start the conversation.
SET 5 CANDIDATE B
You and your brother/sister (candidate A) have agreed to open a clothes shop in your town, but you still have to decide what kind
of clothes you will be selling in your shop. You think selling fashionable clothes at reasonable prices is the best option. Use the ideas
below to convince your brother/sister. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 8 CANDIDATE A
You want to visit your boyfriend/girlfriend next weekend but you don’t have a car, so you want to borrow the car from your
mother/father (candidate B). Use the ideas below to decide when and on what terms you can borrow it. Try to reach an
agreement. You start the conversation.
SET 8 CANDIDATE B
Your son/daughter (candidate A) wants to borrow your car next weekend to visit his/her boyfriend/girlfriend. You also need it to do
the shopping and to visit your parents-in-law. Use the ideas below to decide when and on what terms he/she can borrow it. Try to
reach an agreement. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 12 CANDIDATE A
• Now you will have a conversation with your partner about an
TASK 2 imaginary situation for about 7:30 to 9 minutes.
DIALOGUE • Your partner has the same topic but different information.
• If possible, try to reach an agreement at the end of the conversation.
You and your colleagues (candidates B and C) want to organise a goodbye party for another colleague who is leaving the
company you work for. You want to celebrate it at the office, but your colleagues have different ideas. Use the ideas below to try
to convince them. You start the conversation.
SET 12 CANDIDATE B
You and your colleagues (candidates A and C) want to organise a goodbye party for another colleague who is leaving the
company you work for. You want to rent a pub to celebrate it, but your colleagues have different ideas. Use the ideas below to try
to convince them. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 12 CANDIDATE C
You and your colleagues (candidates A and B) want to organise a goodbye party for another colleague who is leaving the
company you work for. You want to meet to have dinner at a restaurant, but your colleagues have different ideas. Use the ideas
below to try to convince them. Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 5 CANDIDATE A
B
• Now you will have a conversation with your partner about an
TASK 2 imaginary situation for about 5 to 6 minutes.
• Remember it is a conversation.
DIALOGUE • Your partner has the same topic but different information.
• If possible, try to reach an agreement at the end of the conversation.
You and your brother/sister (candidate B) have to buy a present for Mother’s Day. She did not like her present last year, so you
must think carefully about her needs and likes this year. You think the best option is to buy her a SPA weekend package for two
people. Use the ideas below to convince your brother/sister. You start the conversation.
SET 5 CANDIDATE B
You and your brother/sister (candidate A) have to buy a present for Mother’s Day. She did not like her present last year, so you
must think carefully about her needs and likes this year. You think the best option is to organise a nice family lunch at a good
restaurant and a large family portrait in a beautiful frame. Use the ideas below to convince your brother/sister. Candidate A starts
the conversation.
SET 10 CANDIDATE A
You and your partner (candidate B) want to lose some weight before the summer. You think the best way to do it is by doing
sport, but you partner has a different idea. Use the ideas below to convince him/her. Try to reach an agreement. You start the
conversation.
SET 10 CANDIDATE B
• Now you will have a conversation with your partner about an
TASK 2 imaginary situation for about 5 to 6 minutes.
DIALOGUE • Your partner has the same topic but different information.
• If possible, try to reach an agreement at the end of the conversation.
You and your partner (candidate A) want to lose some weight before the summer. You think the best way to do it is by going
on a diet, but you partner has a different idea. Use the ideas below to convince him/her. Try to reach an agreement.
Candidate A starts the conversation.
SET 9 CANDIDATE A
WHAT UNIVERSITY?
Your son Peter is going to university next year and he wants to study law, but you still need to talk to your wife/husband (candidate
B) about what university he is going to. You want him to study at a private university in Madrid. Use the ideas below to convince
your husband/wife. You start the conversation.
• Taught in English
• Prestigious teachers
SET 9 CANDIDATE B
WHAT UNIVERSITY?
Your son Peter is going to university next year and he wants to study law, but you still need to talk to your wife/husband (candidate
A) about what university he is going to. You want him to study at a state university here in the Valencian Community. Use the ideas
below to convince your husband/wife. Candidate A starts the conversation.
• Can afford it