Task 2 · Role Play

Role Play Speaking Cards

The examiner gives the candidate a role play scenario and they must interact naturally. Each card provides the situation, both roles, key vocabulary, a model dialogue, and essential grammar. Everything needed to prepare for STANAG 6001, JFLT, and SLP Level 1.

STANAG 6001 JFLT SLP Level 1 Speaking Task 2 30 Role Plays

Two soldiers in camouflage practising an English role play dialogue and joke, illustrating both roles in a speaking exchange

Role Plays

Card Sets

120

Grammar Structures

600

Vocabulary Items

Task Format Examiner-issued scenario · Two-person interaction

Contexts Everyday situations · Military settings · Travel and services

Each Card Contains Situation · Roles · Vocabulary · Dialogue · Grammar

Vocabulary per Card 20 key words and phrases

Standard STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP Level 1

Resources

Role Play Card Sets

Card Set 1 · Role Plays 1 to 10

Everyday Transactions

STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP · Level 1 Speaking

Shopping, travel bookings, cafes, and lost property, the everyday transactions a candidate handles day to day, both on and off base.

6 Everyday 3 Travel 1 Military

Situation & Roles Key Vocabulary Model Dialogue Essential Grammar

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Card Set 2 · Role Plays 11 to 20

Health, Travel & Military

STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP · Level 1 Speaking

Health checks, travel logistics, and early military reporting duties, from a doctor visit to requesting leave.

5 Military 3 Everyday 2 Travel

Situation & Roles Key Vocabulary Model Dialogue Essential Grammar

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Card Set 3 · Role Plays 21 to 30

Military & Operations

STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP · Level 1 Speaking

Operational and procedural role plays, briefings, checkpoints, and accommodation requests, alongside a few everyday errands.

6 Military 3 Everyday 1 Travel

Situation & Roles Key Vocabulary Model Dialogue Essential Grammar

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Study Guide

How to Use These Role Play Cards

Read the Situation

Read the scenario carefully. Understand who you are, who you are speaking to, and what you need to achieve in the role play.

Learn the Vocabulary

Study the 20 key words before attempting the role play. Read each word aloud and record yourself to check pronunciation.

Study the Dialogue

Read the full model dialogue, then cover it and try to recreate it from memory. Practise both roles with a partner or alone.

Practise the Grammar

Each card highlights four key grammar structures. Make new sentences using each one and record yourself for accuracy.

Grammar

Sample Grammar Structures Across All Card Sets

RP 11 · Seeing a Doctor · Have + Symptom

“I have a sore throat and a fever.”

I have + noun (symptom)

RP 12 · Airport · Present Continuous for Travel

“I am flying to London.”

I am + verb-ing + destination

RP 16 · Duty Officer · Passive Assignment

“I am assigned to the Third Support Battalion.”

I am assigned to + unit / location

RP 18 · Calling Sick · Obligation with Must

“You must get a medical certificate and send it to the office.”

You must + verb + noun + and + verb + it

RP 13 · Hotel Problem · Offering a Solution

“We can move you to a room on the third floor.”

We can + verb + you + to + noun

RP 19 · Requesting Leave · Formal Permission

“May I speak with you for a moment?”

May I + verb + with you + time phrase?

RP 20 · Lost Kit · When Did You Last

“When did you last have it?”

When did you last + verb + noun?

RP 15 · Returns · Expressing Preference

“I would prefer an exchange please.”

I would prefer + noun + please

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