Generic vocabulary practice does not always prepare you for an interview or a business meeting. Role-plays place language under controlled pressure: answering questions, asking for clarification, negotiating time, or explaining an idea.
A useful prompt includes your level, the scenario, and the type of feedback you want. For example: “I’m B1. Simulate a customer-service interview. Ask one question at a time and correct my three most important mistakes at the end.” This keeps practice focused and prevents the tool from turning the session into a long lecture.
Practical takeaways:
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Define your level, context, and goal before you start.
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Ask for one question at a time to keep the conversation natural.
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Repeat the same scenario a week later and compare your answers.
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