(2 people) One friend has unhealthy habits, and the other gives advice using could, should, and must., (3 people) Friends compare their lifestyles and decide who has the healthiest routine., (2 people) A job interviewer interviews a candidate for a part-time job., (2 people) Two friends discuss what makes them happy and how they can improve their lives., (3 people) Roommates divide chores and responsibilities around the house., (2 people) One person talks about personal achievements, and the other asks follow-up questions., (2 people) A student asks for help writing a resume, and a career advisor gives suggestions., (3 people) Friends plan how to raise money for a community project., (2 people) Two people compare different ways to save money and decide which is best., (4 people) A family discusses a budget and decides how to spend money wisely., (2 people) Friends compare reusable products and single-use products and explain their choices., (3 people) Students discuss what will happen if people recycle more, using the first conditional., (2 people) One friend wants to buy an expensive item, and the other gives money-saving tips., (4 people) A group discusses healthy and unhealthy habits and creates a plan for a healthier lifestyle., (3 people) Friends compare two options for a fundraiser and decide which one is better, using phrases like however, similarly, and in conclusion., (2 people) One person talks about their work experience, and the other decides if they are a good candidate for a job., (3 people) Friends discuss future goals and what they will do if they achieve them., (2 people) One friend has trouble sleeping, and the other gives advice about healthy activities and routines., (4 people) A group plans a weekend activity and compares different options before making a decision., (3 people) Friends discuss their biggest achievements and explain how they became successful.
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