91. Describe your first job interview or another important interview you have had. Explain what the interview was for, when it took place, and what the weather was like. Also desbribe what you wore, how you felt, and what the interviewer was like. Explain what you talked about and what the results of the interview were.

92. Ask your instructor about his first job interview. Find out
- where he worked and the place was like
- what he did on the job
- how he felt while working
- what the boss or supervisor was like
- if he earned a lot
- how long he worked at that job

93. You go to an employment agency and apply for a job as a computer salesperson. Your instructor will play the role of the employment agent and will conduct a job interview with you. You are well qualified for the job since you have the proper educational background and two years' experience.

94. You are a worker in a furniture factory. As the spokeperson for your union you present your demands for higher salaries, more fringe benefits, and unemployment benefits to your boss (played by your instructor). Together you discuss the complaints and the possibility of a strike and/or the threat of firings.

95. You are interviewing for a job you consider perfect. Tell the interviewer (played by your instructor) why you are well qualified for the position. Explain your educational background and related job experience; compare yourslef to other candidates.

96. Explain what you like to do and what you do not like to do when you have some free time. Describe as many different activities as possible.

97. Ask your instructor about his interest and passtimes. Find out
- what he likes to do when he has free time
- what activities he does not like
- what types of movies he likes to see
- what kinds of books interest him
- what he prefers to do or where he prefers to go on the weekends
- what interests him in and around the college

98. Briefly describe a movie or TV show that you saw recently. Explain when you saw it, who the actors/actresses were, where it took place, and what it was about.

99. You are the counselor in the university. A student (played by your instructor) comes to see you to explain that he is under a lot of pressure. Give the student advice and suggestions for eliminating stress and having more fun.

100. You are a travel agent who books trips on a cruise ship that travels abroad. Give your clients advice about what to wear and take along on the cruise, hot to avoid a sunburn and getting sick, and general suggestions on what they can do while on board ship.

101. You are a student volunteer who helps foreign students learn about college life. Give advice an suggestions to a new foreign student (played by your instructor) about what to do in his spare time. Explain what type of activities are available and where they are located.

102. It is Friday. You and your roommate (played by your instructor) try to decide what to do this evening. Your roommate wants to stay in the dorm and play cards, but you want to go out. You suggest several activities and finally agree on what to do.

103. You have just returned from a vacation in a foreign country. Your friend (played by your instructor) will ask you about your trip and what you did there. Explain in sequence your activities.

104. You are a reporter for a local TV station. Tonight you are doing a feature on a local health club. Take your imaginary audience on a tour of the club and point out what activities various guests are engaged in at this very moment.

105. Even though you are not at home, try to imagine what members of your family and close friends are doing. Then tell your instructor what your family and friends are doing right now.

106. You are a doctor that specializes in sports medicine and you have your own call-in radio show. A caller has just asked you to provide information about which sports or activities are best for developing the muscles of the legs, back, heart, arms, neck, chest, and entire body. Give the caller the requested information.

107. You have a sore throat, cough, and sligh fever and you ache all over. You call your doctor's office to arrange an appointment. Talk with the receptionist (played by your instructor) and ask for an apointment as soon as possible.

108. Call a friend to invite him/her to go to the movies with you. However, he/she is not in, so you talk with your friend's father (played by your instructor). Greet the parent, ask for your fiend, explain why you are calling, and leave a message for your fiend to call you.

109. You are touring in a foreign country and your best friend has a fever, cough and cold. Go to a pharmacy and explain to the pharmacist (played by your instructor) that you need some medicine for your friend. Describe your friend's symptoms. Also ask the pharmacist to recommend toothpaste, shampoo, and aspirin for you.

110. Ask your instructor to discuss some recent unexpected events in his life. Find out
- if something valuable got lost. What?
- if something slipped his mind. What?
- if he broke something accidentally. What?
- what new ideas occurred to him.
- if he ran out of something. What?

111. You are traveling in a foreign country when your tour bus is involved in a minor accident. Several people, however, have aches, cuts, buises, and maybe some broken bones. Since you are the only person on the tour who speaks Spanish, you must tell the doctor what is wrong with the people and where they hurt. Use your imagination to point out the people and their injuries.

112. Describe what your life will be like in five or ten years. Explain where you will probably work and what you will do, where you will live, and what your house/apartment will be like. Describe your family and social life as well.

113. Explain what you will do when you graduate from the college. Describe your immediate plans, such as a celebration or party, as well as your short- and long- term career plans.

114. You have just won a spectacular ten-day dream vacation. You will be able to do what you want and money is no object. Describe where and with whom you will go and what you will do.

115. Ask your instructor about a trip or vacation he will take in the near future. Find out
- when, where, and with whom he will travel
- why he is making the trip.
- how he will travel
- how long he will stay
- what he will see and do while traveling

116. You are a travel agent. Describe a trip in a foreign country that you have just planned for a client (played by your instructor) and his spouse. Tell your client where he and the spouse will go, what they will see, when they will leave and return, how they will travel, etc.

117. You go to a travel agency and talk with an agent (played by your instructor) about plans for a two-week vacation trip for next summer. Explain when, where, and with whom you will be traveling. The agent will offer suggestions and you should ask questions about poosible tours and prices. Finish your conversation by making travel and hotel reservations.

118. You are going to spend a few days with a friend at another college. You are going by plane. When you get to the airport, you discover that your ticket is for the wrong day. Talk with the airline ticket agent (played by your instructor). Exchange your ticket for a ticket on the next flight to your destination. Check your luggage, get a boarding pass, and ask what gate you should go to.

119. As soon as this term is over, your roommate (played by your instructor) is leaving for a summer study program in a Spanish-speaking country. He needs advice and suggestions for preparation for the trip. Tell him how and whrn to get a passport, where to go to get an airline ticket and make travel plans, what and when to pack, why he should byt traveler's checks. Explain the sequence of activities and why certain things must be done. Promise to write your roommate often while he is away.

120. Describe what you have already done today. Talk about daily routine, classes, work, and social activities.