1. INTERACTION Student A You are going to live for a year in Córdoba and you are talking to a friend who lives there. Ask him about: the nearest ski resort the nicest swimming pool the best restaurant the most difficult street to park the most fashionable clothes store and any other information you consider important Student B You are talking to a friend who is coming to live in Córdoba for a year. Answer his questions and also inform him about the libraries the best place to live the most famous buildings the best bookshop to find English books and any other information you consider important

2. INTERANTION Student A You and your friend feel too stressed and you think you need some change in your lifes. Try to convince your friend that the best option is joining a laughter club, doing some meditation and eating according to a heathy diet. Give arguments. Student B You and your friend feel too stressed and you think you need some change in your lifes. Try to convince your friend that the best option is enrolling on a gym, to relax with aerobic, body building and fitness exercises; going clubbing more often. Give arguments

3. INTERACTION Student A Both of you have a friend in common who is really sad because his / her dear pet died three days ago. You want to make him / her feel happier and you want to organise a party where you can eat, drink, dance and joke with all your friends. Student B Both of you have a friend in common who is really sad because his / her dear pet died three days ago. You want to make him / her feel happier and you want to buy him/her another pet and pay him/ her two sessions in a Happiness Club where he will have laughter therapy.

4. Student A A LONG JOURNEY You are going to drive to Paris with some friends and spend a four-day holiday there. You have been to Paris before and you would like to do something special this time. You would like to spend one night in a town in the south of France instead of driving to Paris non-stop. Maybe your friend won’t like this idea. Try to convince him or her that this is the best thing to do. These are some arguments that you might want to use: - less tired when you get to Paris. - interesting Roman ruins in the area - unfamiliar roads - driving at night dangerous

5. Student B A LONG JOURNEY You are going to drive to Paris with some friends and spend a four-day holiday there. It is going to be your first time in Paris and you are really looking forward to it. You would like to take turns driving all night and get there as soon as possible, but your friend might not like this idea. Try to convince him or her that this is the best thing to do. These are some arguments that you might want to use: - one more day in Paris - save money on accommodation - roads in very good condition - not much traffic at night

6. INTERACTION Student A - PATIENT You are feeling ill and have different symptoms. Explain them to the doctor in detail. When the doctor tell you what to do, explain him you can not follow his / her recommendations and make up some reason. Student B - DOCTOR Tell your patient what he/she should do to recover and what would happen if she / her should do to get better, and what would happen if he / her does not follow your advice.