Future Arrangements Roleplays
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Making and changing arrangements roleplays.
Lesson Plan Content:
Making arrangements roleplays
Roleplay situations from below, each time choosing how to communicate: face to face, email, phone, social media, etc.
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You both want to invite the other out for food and/ or drinks.
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One of you doesn’t want to meet but is too polite to say so.
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You are rarely both in the same country at the same time.
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For reasons of politeness, you both want the other person to suggest a time or place first. |
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One of you needs to delay a meeting.
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One of you needs to bring forward a meeting.
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One of you needs to cancel a meeting.
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You both want to meet, but your other plans could easily change.
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One of you wants to meet as soon as possible but the other is very busy.
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One of you wants to meet as soon as possible, but the other doesn’t see the reason for the rush. |
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For reasons of politeness, you both offer to meet at the other person’s office.
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You can’t agree on a venue.
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You want to meet, but you need to arrange it with many other people too.
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The venue you agree on is difficult to find.
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You’ll be late for a meeting that starts in ten minutes.
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One of you can’t make it to the bar where people are already waiting.
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Discuss (dis)advantages of the different ways of communicating.
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