Role-play: You're new in the neighborhood and you need directions to the nearest subway station. Stop a stranger and ask politely. Make sure to thank them at the end.

Role-play: You want to invite a friend over for dinner this Saturday. Call them, propose the dinner, and discuss the time, what to bring, and any food preferences.

Role-play: You arrive at a restaurant where you reserved a table, but the host can't find your reservation. Talk to the manager and try to solve the problem.

Role-play: You arrive at the airport and find out your luggage didn't come on the same flight. Go to the airline desk and report the lost bag.

Role-play: You ordered food delivery, but the wrong items arrived. Call the restaurant and explain the situation. Decide what you want — refund, replacement, or both.

Role-play: You bought concert tickets, but the concert has been canceled. Call the ticket office and ask about your options.

Role-play: You want to book a flight for a business trip. Call the airline (or travel agency) and ask about dates, prices, baggage, and seat selection.

Role-play: You're at a clothing store and want to buy a jacket. Talk to the salesperson, ask about colors, sizes, materials, and the return policy before deciding.

Role-play: You want to ask your manager for a vacation next month. Knock on their door, explain the dates, the reason briefly, and check that your work will be covered.

Role-play: You want to book a hotel for a weekend trip. Call the hotel and ask three to four questions to decide whether to book (room type, breakfast, check-in time, cancellation policy, etc.).