English roleplay conversations
Read, listen, then play one side of an everyday conversation. Hear the other person, say your lines out loud, and check how they sound.
Level A1
15
Food and drink
Travel
- 10 lines
Checking into a hotel
You arrive at a hotel in the evening.
- 10 lines
Asking for directions
You are lost in a city and you ask a stranger for help.
- 11 lines
Taking a taxi
You get into a taxi and tell the driver where to go.
- 11 lines
Buying a train ticket
You are at the ticket office of a train station.
- 11 lines
At the airport
You are at the check-in desk at the airport.
Daily life
- 11 lines
At the pharmacy
You do not feel well and you go to a pharmacy.
- 11 lines
Meeting someone new
You meet a new person at a friend's party.
- 12 lines
Shopping for clothes
You are in a clothing store and you want a new jacket.
- 11 lines
Talking about family and friends
You talk about your family with a new friend.
- 11 lines
My daily routine
Two friends talk about a normal day.
- 11 lines
Making weekend plans
Two friends talk about their plans for the weekend.
- 10 lines
Talking about the weather
Two neighbours talk about the weather in the morning.
Level A2
10
Food and drink
Travel
Daily life
- 14 lines
Visiting the doctor
You have a bad cough and you see a doctor.
- 14 lines
Returning something to a shop
You bought a sweater last week and you want to take it back.
- 14 lines
Viewing a flat to rent
You visit a flat that you want to rent.
- 14 lines
Talking about last weekend
Two colleagues talk about what they did on Monday morning.
- 14 lines
Joining a gym
You want to join a gym and you ask about the membership.
- 14 lines
Booking a haircut by phone
You call a hair salon to make an appointment.
Level B1
10
Food and drink
Travel
Daily life
- 16 lines
A job interview
You are interviewing for a customer service job.
- 16 lines
Opening a bank account
You have just moved to a new country and you want to open an account.
- 14 lines
Talking about a film
Two friends discuss a film they saw last night.
- 16 lines
Reporting a problem in your flat
The heating in your flat is broken and you call the landlord.
- 16 lines
Asking for a refund
An online order arrived damaged and you call customer service.
- 14 lines
Asking your manager for a day off
You ask your manager to change your work schedule.
Level B2
10
Food and drink
Travel
Daily life
- 14 lines
Negotiating a salary
You have received a job offer and you discuss the pay.
- 14 lines
Giving feedback to a colleague
You talk to a colleague about a report that needs improvement.
- 14 lines
Debating remote work
Two colleagues disagree about working from home.
- 14 lines
Asking about a mortgage
You want to buy a flat and ask a bank adviser about a loan.
- 14 lines
Talking to a noisy neighbour
You ask your neighbour politely to be quieter at night.
Level C1
5
Travel
Daily life
- 18 lines
Pitching to an investor
You present your start-up to an investor and answer some tough questions.
- 18 lines
Handling questions after a talk
You have just finished a talk at a conference and now you take questions from the audience.
- 18 lines
Disputing a deposit
You moved out of a flat and the landlord wants to keep part of your deposit.
- 18 lines
Asking for a promotion
You ask your manager for a promotion and discuss how to reach it.
Level C2
5
Food and drink
Travel
Daily life
- 20 lines
Facing a tough interview
A company director answers hostile questions on live radio after a product recall.
- 20 lines
Mediating a workplace conflict
A mediator meets an employee separately, before a joint talk with their manager, to untangle a dispute.
- 20 lines
Defending a thesis
A doctoral candidate defends their research against an examiner's sharp questions.