Role play de spring break en inglés intermedio
Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Preguntas de Confirmación y Posibilidades
Contenido del curso
Rubén Cuello
Jimmy Caicedo
Hugo José Fernando Pérez Vela
Gabriel Obregón
Brian Axel Rodríguez
Brian Axel Rodríguez
Diego Castro
Obdaly Garay
Franco Chalacan
Libardo Arturo Arroyave Bustos
Hugo Esau Rivas Franco
Alex Paguada
Gustavo Adolfo Orellana García
Felipe Bernardo González Barranco
Sofía Marcela Álvarez Santos
Ruben Dario Leon Rivera
Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno
Jesús David Vega Porras
Cesar Eduardo Cordero Caicedo
David Ferney Plata Briceño
Dani Landa
Daniel Parra
Manuel Alejandro Márquez Ortiz
Nikol Andrea Bustamante Velez
ANDRES ALFONSO MIRA MEJIA
It was as useful as entertaining. Thanks a lot for the awesome roleplay you performed with the good old Jess. I love the role plays because they show me how to use all what i learned in practical situations.
I feel the clicks on my brain every time they said the new vocabulary, is like having a more rich view.
I totally agree with you! I could understand evey word that I learned before. that's so satisfying
Role play: Spring break
I'm sure If I keep listening to lots of English audio I'll be able to understand much better.
That's good advice, If you want to improve your listening skills you should listen to a podcast or watch tv series without subtitles.
Update - es 2026 y puedo decir que...aprendí inglés, y no dejo escuchar podcasts en inglés o peliculas en inglés.
Empezarás entendiendo 0, no te frustres, sólo síguelo haciendo y poco a poco sonará natural.
I enjoyed it, and it's useful to know when to use it.
It was well written, it has expressionas like I should go to Jacks party tonight.....showing how we can use it.
Spring Break Roleplay — Grammar in Action 🎓🌴
Story Overview: Plans, Problems, and Invitations 🧭
This roleplay follows two college friends kicking off spring break. One is balancing rest with an extra summer course and an internship goal; the other just wants a break. Their conversation moves from tonight’s parties to a beach trip next week, while negotiating constraints (a lost driver’s license) and solutions (carpooling).
Examples from the dialogue
Key themes
Between vs. Among 🔀
The roleplay neatly contrasts between (two distinct items) and among (three or more, or a group).
Examples from the dialogue
Tips
Prepositional & Phrasal Verbs in Context 🔗
The conversation is rich with everyday combinations that carry specific meanings.
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Practice pointers
Able To vs. Allowed To ✅🚫
These forms often confuse learners; the roleplay shows them clearly.
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Guidelines
Future Forms (and Passives): Will, Be Going To, and “Going to be” ⏩🛠️
The characters use multiple future forms to express plans, predictions, and arrangements.
Be going to (plans/intentions)
Will (spontaneous decisions/predictions)
Passive with going to (model form; add if needed)
Quick guide
“Should” for Near-Future Plans & Soft Recommendations 🤔➡️
The roleplay highlights should to express tentative plans and friendly advice.
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Use it to
Social Language: Inviting, Offering, and Thanking 🤝
Natural, friendly expressions make the dialogue feel real.
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Useful phrases to borrow
Planning & Problem-Solving: A Mini Playbook 🧰
The conversation models how to negotiate plans when constraints appear.
Steps you can follow
Try it (hypothetical)
Reflection & Check-In 📝
The roleplay ends with teacher prompts that encourage self-evaluation:
Consider posting a short reflection (3–4 sentences) noting one phrase you’ll reuse this week.
Key Takeaways & Actionable Practice ✅
Most important points
Quick practice (do these now)
I feel very nice in this role play becouse is speaking about all the previous classes, I could identify between, among, pick me up, come after, able to, allowed to, will be, going to be and should. I like to much this kind of classes becouse i am trying to undersrand what they are ralking about
Conversation Exercise: Identifying Words and Topics.
• Between and among
But, between the summer vacations and studying...
I heard this place is popular among college students
We can split the gas between more people
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• Prepositional vs phrasal verbs
I depend on that
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• able to / allowed to
I won't be able to drive
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• Will be / going to be
I hope you'll be able to get the internship
I won't be able to go Jack's
For sure your cousin's party will be finished before Jack's party
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• Should
and the extra credit should put me in a better position...
I should be going to Jack's party tonight
You should come after.
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How you felt during this first role-play and what do you like most about?
Very good
nice Roleplay
:)
i feel good In this role play, because my listening are better and i can understand the conversation
I keep getting the same idea, there should be a workshop course full of role plays and practical situations, like one per level (A1, A2, B...). Also, thanks for this one.
"I chose vacations." -> Isn't true vacation doesn't have plural form?
The words can be used as a countable or uncountable noun. . I’m going on vacation and I’m going on vacations are both used. . Thanks for your question, Jesús!
I have a question, what does "to split the gas" mean?
La traducción literal es: separar el gas :)
Aunque la traduccion literal es "separar el gas", interprentandolo en el roleplay, creo que se refieren a dividir el costo de la gasolina entre los que van en el carro.
Excelent, roleplays are very good to review all the concepts learned. Thanks Cesar!
I felt great listening to this role-play. Thanks a lot for creating such great content
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