B23:00
A job interview
You are in an interview. The interviewer says: “Thanks for coming in. To start, tell me a little about yourself.” Answer, then handle two follow-up questions.
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Role Play · B1 · 3 min
Your prompt
You need a colleague's help before a deadline. They say: “Hey, what's up?” Explain what you need, acknowledge they're busy, and agree on a time.
Speak your part out loud, as if the other person were really there. Stay in the scene.
When you're done, we'll show you a Speaking Snapshot — a practice estimate, not a test.
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