Student A

Role play:

1. You are the buyer. Telephone student B. You want to buy a compact car.

2. You are the seller. Wait for student B to telephone you.

3. You are the buyer. You want to buy a car for your family of 5 people. It must have automatic transmission, and you can’t afford more than $6000.

4. You are the seller.

5. You are the buyer. You want to buy a reliable car for no more than $8000.

6. You are the seller.

The cars you can sell:

1995 Dodge Neon (white). Automatic, some rust, $2400	1995 Mazda 323 (green). Manual, some small dents, $1800	2001 Dodge Stratus (red). Automatic, good condition, $7200
1997 Mazda Millenia (silver). Automatic， some small dents, $5800		1991 Dodge Daytona (red). Manual, some rust, a dent in the side, $4400
1996 Ford Cobra (green). Manual, good condition, $8300	1997 Ford Aspire (red). Manual, good condition, $3200	1991 Ford Taurus (white). Manual, some rust, $1600

Student B

Role play:

1. You are the seller. Wait for student A to telephone you.

2. You are the buyer. Telephone student A. You want to buy a sedan for $5000–$7000.

3. You are the seller.

4. You are the buyer. You want to buy a sports car, preferably red!

5. You are the seller.

6. You are the buyer. You want to buy a car for less than $2000.

The cars you can sell:

1996 Ford Contour (blue). Manual transmission, no rust, $4000	1998 Ford Escort (white). Automatic, good condition, $3800	1993 Dodge Stealth (red). Manual, some rust, some small dents, $7200
1997 Mazda MX-6 (red). Manual, a dent in the side, $2800		1996 Ford Freestar (blue). 8 seats, automatic transmission, $5500
1989 Mazda 929 (black). Automatic, a bit of rust, $2200	2002 Dodge Daytona (green). Automatic, good condition, $14000	2000 Mazda 626 (white). Automatic, good condition, $6800