Where you are
You volunteer on the resident committee. Strollers and bicycles overlap, and residents cannot tell which boxes are active or abandoned.
Escenario 12 · Rol B
quien coordina el inventario vecinal
Residents need a workable system, not another warning sign
Esta ficha es solo tuya. La otra persona tiene objetivos y datos distintos. No intercambien pantallas hasta terminar.
Organized and collaborative. You have measured and photographed the room. You start. About 10 turns · 8 minutes.
Your screen only. Don't show it. Offer labor and a zoning plan while accepting privacy and removal limits.
Tu información
Lo que sabes y lo que necesitas
You want
You want marked zones, a visible tag deadline and monthly volunteer checks that keep the path usable.
You can't
- Move heavy or unlabeled property without administration present.
- Publish resident names on items or shared lists.
- Accept a rule that gives volunteers responsibility but no access to item status.
Only you know
- Three residents will volunteer one Saturday morning each month.
- A local shop will donate floor tape and numbered plastic tags.
- Two electric bicycles are currently charged through an extension cord inside the room.
If you finish with nothing
Residents continue moving items informally, the route narrows again and volunteers cannot distinguish current storage from abandoned property.
Notas, no frases
Datos duros
| Volunteers | 3 residents · 1 Saturday morning per month |
| Donated materials | floor tape · 50 numbered tags |
| Proposed zones | bicycles · strollers · boxes · clear path |
| Measured path | 62 cm at narrowest point |
| Electric bicycles | 2 |
| Current charging | extension cord inside room |
| Tag deadline proposed | 21 days |
| Monthly check | tag present · zone correct · path clear |
| Volunteer limit accepted | no names · no disposal · no sole key |
| Need from administrator | rule approval · register · notices · safety standard |
Palabras para esta situación
Vocabulario
10 palabras| Word | What it is | Here |
|---|---|---|
| charging equipment | cords and devices used to supply electricity to batteries | the current electric-bicycle setup |
| clear path | an open route with enough width for safe movement | the central area volunteers will check |
| floor marking | lines or shapes placed on the floor to define areas | the donated tape for storage zones |
| inventory status | information showing whether an item is current, expired or under notice | the data volunteers need without owner names |
| monthly check | a repeated review performed once each month | the volunteer task for tags, zones and path |
| numbered tag | a label with a code rather than a person’s name | the donated item marker |
| owner privacy | protection of names and personal information | the reason volunteers receive only coded status |
| removal process | the required steps before property can leave a shared space | the notices administration must manage |
| storage zone | a marked area for one category of item | the separate bicycle, stroller and box areas |
| volunteer scope | the tasks and limits assigned to unpaid helpers | checking and reporting without disposal or private data |
Ayuda común
Caja de herramientas B1
Use blocks 1, 2, 3 [receives], 4 [jargon], 5, 6, 7 [grants] and 8. Offer measurable volunteer work and accept that administration owns notices and irreversible action.
Solo para tu rol
Expresiones útiles
8 opciones| Purpose | Form | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| asking for useful access | Can volunteers see whether a tag is current, expired or under notice? | request status without private names |
| clarifying the volunteer limit | We can check and report items, but we will not remove them. | accept the boundary on property decisions |
| explaining the zoning plan | Floor markings would separate bicycles, strollers, boxes and the central path. | show how donated materials solve overlap |
| holding the information boundary | Responsibility without item status would make the monthly check ineffective. | reject a symbolic volunteer role |
| offering the monthly labor | Three residents can inspect tags, zones and clearance one Saturday each month. | provide a repeatable maintenance resource |
| proposing the tag deadline | Give residents twenty-one days to request and attach a numbered tag. | create a transition before notices begin |
| requesting a charging rule | The final rule needs to say whether batteries may be charged in this room. | bring the observed electrical setup into the decision |
| summarizing the rule | Volunteers mark and report; administration registers, notifies and removes. | check the division of responsibility |
No tienes carta. Sigue conversando cuando la otra persona abra la suya.
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 supply labor, materials and a measurable monthly check while accepting privacy, key and disposal limits. Volunteers receive coded status and administration retains notices and removal.
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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