Retounen nan B2 Work / Study English (UK) – Collaborative task

Planning a Safer Evening Event

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We need to work together on this situation: a youth centre wants to hold an evening music event. What would you like to ask me first?

Bon repons:

My first question would be about the cause of the problem. If we do not understand why it is happening, a ticketed indoor event or a free outdoor event in the park might only hide it for a short time. I would ask what makes the situation difficult now.

One possible response is a ticketed indoor event. What advantages and problems do you see with that idea?

Bon repons:

I would not reject a ticketed indoor event, but I would want more detail. Who pays for it, who runs it, and who might be left out? Those questions matter because the hidden risk is creating a lively event but not thinking enough about travel home.

Another option is a free outdoor event in the park. How would you compare the two options?

Bon repons:

I would compare the options from the users’ point of view. Which one would they actually use, and which one would they trust enough to try? In this situation, that matters because the centre has limited volunteers and some neighbours complain about noise.

Some people involved may disagree with your preferred option. How would you persuade them or adapt the plan?

Bon repons:

I would first listen to the concern, especially if people are worried about the fact that the centre has limited volunteers and some neighbours complain about noise. Then I would explain how the plan avoids creating a lively event but not thinking enough about travel home. I might suggest a trial period, so people can see whether the idea works before making it permanent.

What final recommendation would you make, and what should happen next?

Bon repons:

I would recommend a pilot first. It should test whether a ticketed indoor event or a free outdoor event in the park really helps teenagers, parents, neighbours, volunteers and local police. The next step is to decide who is responsible, what information we will collect and what we will do if the plan does not work.