Where you are
You administer a room used for bicycles, strollers and labeled household boxes. The central path has narrowed and several items have no owner.
Escenario 12 · Rol A
quien administra el edificio
Any new storage rule must preserve access and accountability
Esta ficha es solo tuya. La otra persona tiene objetivos y datos distintos. No intercambien pantallas hasta terminar.
Neutral and safety-focused. A resident proposes reorganizing the shared room. They start. About 10 turns · 8 minutes.
Your screen only. Don't show it. Separate useful storage from blocked access, abandoned items and private enforcement.
Tu información
Lo que sabes y lo que necesitas
You want
You want a rule that keeps emergency access clear, identifies every item and removes abandoned property through a fair process.
You can't
- Let residents throw away another person’s property.
- Give one volunteer unrestricted access to all storage records and keys.
- Approve shelves or charging equipment before checking safety requirements.
Only you know
- Six items have no label and three have not moved for more than a year.
- The building can issue numbered tags and keep owner names in a private register.
- The owners’ handbook allows removal after two written notices and thirty days with no response.
If you finish with nothing
The path keeps shrinking, owners remain unknown and any cleanup risks unfair disposal or conflict.
Notas, no frases
Datos duros
| Stored items | 11 bicycles · 4 strollers · 23 boxes |
| Unlabeled items | 6 |
| Unmoved over 1 year | 3 |
| Current central path | about 62 cm at narrowest point |
| Tag system | number · apartment · renewal date |
| Private register | administrator holds owner names |
| Removal process | 2 written notices · 30 days |
| Volunteer access | inventory view · no owner names · no disposal authority |
| Key holders | administrator · security desk |
| Review cycle | every 6 months |
Palabras para esta situación
Vocabulario
10 palabras| Word | What it is | Here |
|---|---|---|
| abandoned property | an item left without a known active owner | a status requiring notices before removal |
| clearance | open space needed for safe movement or access | the width of the central path |
| disposal authority | permission to remove or throw away property | a power volunteers will not receive |
| inventory | a recorded list of items and identifying details | the shared storage list |
| numbered tag | a label using a code instead of a person’s name | the privacy-safe marker on every item |
| owner register | a private record linking items to responsible people | the list held only by administration |
| renewal date | the date when permission or information must be confirmed again | the six-month check on each tag |
| storage zone | a marked area for one type of item | separate spaces for bicycles, strollers and boxes |
| written notice | a recorded warning or request sent to a responsible person | the required step before removal |
| unrestricted access | permission without defined limits | the type of volunteer access that is not acceptable |
Ayuda común
Caja de herramientas B1
Use blocks 1, 2, 3 [receives], 4 [jargon], 5, 6, 7 [grants] and 8. Protect privacy and due process while giving volunteers a real operational role.
Solo para tu rol
Expresiones útiles
8 opciones| Purpose | Form | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| asking about the proposal | Which tasks would volunteers complete, and which decisions would remain with administration? | separate help from authority |
| clarifying the removal process | An item can be removed only after two notices and thirty days. | state the fair process before cleanup |
| explaining the privacy limit | Tags can show numbers and apartments, while owner names stay in the private register. | identify items without exposing personal data |
| holding the disposal boundary | Volunteers cannot declare property abandoned or dispose of it. | keep irreversible decisions with administration |
| offering inventory access | I can share item numbers, zones and renewal dates without owner names. | give volunteers enough information to organize |
| proposing the review cycle | Let’s renew every tag twice a year and flag missing responses. | prevent the room from returning to the same state |
| requesting a safety check | Shelf placement and charging rules need inspection before approval. | avoid creating a new hazard through reorganization |
| summarizing the rule | Every item has …; the path stays …; removal requires … | check identification, access and due process |
Cuándo terminar
Closing criterion
Close when both people record the same nine details:
- The four marked zones.
- The 90-centimeter route and protected door/panel areas.
- The ban on lithium-battery charging in the room.
- The 21-day tag deadline.
- The coded tag and private-register fields.
- Volunteer tasks and information access.
- Administration’s notice and removal authority.
- The six-month renewal cycle.
- The owner of evidence for the 45-day inspection.
Success: You create accountable storage without public owner names or volunteer disposal. The final rule defines tags, zones, clearance, review cycle, notices and limited volunteer access.
Después de hablar
Conversen sobre cómo les fue
- ¿Qué información necesitaban las personas voluntarias y qué información debía seguir privada?
- ¿Cómo cambió la propuesta después de conocer el ancho obligatorio y la regla de baterías?
- ¿Por qué un plazo de etiquetas no autorizaba retirar objetos inmediatamente?
- Resuman quién marca, quién registra, quién notifica y quién puede retirar.
Para repasar
Gramática que sostiene este escenario
- Voz Pasiva en Inglés B1b1
Items will be tagged, charging is not permitted y notices are sent describen reglas y procesos.
- Relative Clauses en Inglés B1b1
Items that lack tags y residents who volunteer precisan objetos y responsabilidades.
- Quantifiers en Inglés B1b1
Every item, several boxes y no stored item hacen la regla medible.
- First Conditional en Inglés B1b1
If no owner responds activa notices y removal sin saltarse el proceso.
- Must, Have To, Should y Ought To en Inglés B1b1
Must remain clear, cannot charge y have to notify distinguen obligación y prohibición.
- Conectores y Cohesión en Inglés B1b1
While, whereas, before y therefore organizan privacidad, tareas y consecuencias.
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