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A2–B1Teens, Adults· 35–45 minutes

Going to the Post Office - Role Play

Send a parcel, compare delivery options and ask about tracking. An A2–B1 speaking lesson with useful phrases, two model conversations and three paired role-play scenarios.

What’s in the worksheet?

  • Useful phrases for both speakers
  • Two natural model conversations
  • Three paired role-play scenarios
  • Switch roles and practise again

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A simple way to teach it

  1. Introduce the situation and practise 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, act out the scenario, then switch roles. Encourage follow-up questions rather than memorising a script.

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

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