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B1–B2Teens, Adults· 45–55 minutes

Going to the Bank - Role Play

Open an account, deposit cash and explain that a bank card is missing. A B1–B2 speaking lesson with useful phrases, two extended model conversations and three paired role-play scenarios involving choices, clarification and negotiation.

What’s in the worksheet?

  • Useful phrases for both speakers
  • Two extended model conversations
  • Three paired role-play scenarios
  • Explain choices and negotiate a solution

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A simple way to teach it

  1. Introduce the situation and review useful phrases with the class.
  2. Read the two model conversations in pairs, then give each learner only their own role-card information.
  3. Allow preparation time. Encourage learners to explain constraints, ask follow-up questions and agree a workable outcome, then switch roles.

Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.

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