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Neighborhood
In this lesson, students will learn how to describe their neighborhood, talk about local amenities, and discuss community life. The lesson includes a warm-up activity, vocabulary and phrases, roleplay scenarios, a debate section, and a reflection activity to improve fluency and confidence in speaking.
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Restaurant
In this lesson, students will practice speaking naturally about restaurants. They will describe images, learn essential vocabulary, engage in roleplay scenarios, participate in debates, and reflect on their performance. This lesson will help students feel more confident discussing dining experiences in an OPIc test.
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Family
This lesson will focus on discussing family, an essential topic in daily conversations and OPIc tests. Students will practice describing their families, using key vocabulary, and engaging in real-life speaking scenarios. By the end of the lesson, students should feel more confident talking about their families naturally.
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Shopping
In this lesson, students will learn how to confidently talk about shopping experiences, describe products, ask for help in stores, and express opinions on shopping preferences. This lesson includes a warm-up activity, vocabulary-building exercises, roleplay scenarios, a debate, and a self-reflection section.
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Sports
This lesson focuses on the topic of sports and aims to help students speak naturally and confidently about their favorite sports, sporting events, and their experiences with sports. The lesson includes a warm-up activity, useful vocabulary and phrases, roleplay scenarios, a debate section, and a reflection section.
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Doctor
In this lesson, students will practice discussing health-related topics, describing symptoms, and interacting with medical professionals. The lesson includes vocabulary building, roleplay exercises, and a debate section to help students develop confidence in real-life medical situations. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to effectively communicate their health concerns and understand basic medical instructions.
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Internet
This lesson explores the impact of the internet on our daily lives, communication, and work. Students will practice describing images, learn relevant vocabulary, engage in roleplay scenarios, and participate in debates about internet-related topics.
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Dentist
In this lesson, students will learn how to discuss their experiences at the dentist, describe dental procedures, and express concerns about dental health. The lesson includes a warm-up activity, useful vocabulary and phrases, roleplay scenarios, a debate section, and a feedback reflection.
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Music
This lesson will help students talk about music confidently in their OPIC test. They will practice describing musical elements, discussing preferences, and engaging in roleplay and debate activities related to music.
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Technology
In this lesson, students will explore how technology affects their daily lives. They will practice describing images, learn useful vocabulary, engage in roleplay scenarios, and participate in a debate about the impact of technology. By the end of the lesson, students will be more confident in discussing technology-related topics in English.
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English Language
In this lesson, students will learn how to discuss their experiences with learning English. They will practice describing their language-learning journey, expressing opinions about English as a global language, and engaging in roleplay scenarios related to studying English. This lesson will help students build confidence in speaking naturally and fluently about language learning.
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Salon
In this lesson, students will learn how to talk about their experiences at a salon. They will practice describing different salon services, making appointments, and handling common salon-related conversations. Through vocabulary exercises, roleplays, and debates, students will develop their ability to speak naturally and confidently in salon-related situations.
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오픽 OPIC
About Lesson

Roleplay Scenarios

Roleplay Scenarios

Scenario #1: Imagine you have a bad toothache and need to make a dental appointment. Call the dentist’s office and ask about available appointment times, the cost of a check-up, and whether they accept your insurance.

Scenario #2: You are at the dentist’s office for a routine check-up. The dentist finds a cavity and recommends a filling. Ask questions about the procedure, pain level, and how to take care of your tooth afterward.

Scenario #3: You are talking to a friend who is scared of going to the dentist. Give them advice on how to overcome their fear and explain why dental health is important.


 

 

 

Here are phrases and words categorized to help with each of your role-play scenarios:

General Dental Phrases & Words:

I’d like to schedule an appointment.

Do you have any openings this week/month?

What are your available times?

I need to reschedule my appointment.

I’d like to cancel my appointment.

I have a toothache.

It’s a throbbing pain.

It hurts when I chew.

My gums are bleeding.

I have sensitivity to hot/cold.

Check-up

Cleaning

Filling

Extraction (pulling a tooth)

Root canal

X-ray

Cavity

Dental hygiene

Scaling

Polishing

Do you accept [Insurance Name]?

What is the cost of a [procedure]?

Do you offer payment plans?

What is the copay?

Dentist

Dental hygienist

Oral health

Anesthesia

Numbing

Gums

Teeth

Mouth

Scenario #1: Bad Toothache – Calling the Dentist

Hello, I’m calling to schedule an appointment. I have a severe toothache.

I’m experiencing a lot of pain, and I need to see a dentist as soon as possible.

Do you have any emergency appointments available?

Could you tell me the cost of a general check-up?

I have [Insurance Name]. Do you accept that insurance?

What are your hours?

Scenario #2: Routine Check-up – Cavity Found

What exactly is a filling?

How much will the filling procedure cost?

Will the procedure be painful?

Will you be using any anesthesia?

How long will the numbing last?

What type of aftercare is required?

How long will the filling last?

What can I do to prevent future cavities?

How long will the procedure take?

Scenario #3: Talking to a Scared Friend

I understand you’re nervous, but it’s really important to take care of your teeth.

Modern dentistry is much less painful than it used to be.

They have numbing gels and anesthesia to make you comfortable.

Think of it as an investment in your overall health.

Preventative care can save you from more painful and expensive problems later.

A healthy mouth contributes to a healthy body.

If you go regularly, they can catch problems early.

Just take deep breaths, and try to relax.

Maybe you could listen to music during the appointment.

It is better to have a small filling, than a root canal later.

Many people are scared, you are not alone.