Work in pairs. You and a friend want to go cycling this weekend, but where? You have two options A and B to choose from. Agree on the one which you consider more appropriate, and explain why you reject the other one

Friend: Hey, I was thinking of going for a bike ride this weekend. Do you want to come along?

You: Sure! That sounds like a great idea. Do you have any place in mind?

Friend: Well, I was thinking of either going for a bike ride in the park or on the mountain. Which one do you prefer?

You: I think going for a bike ride in the park would be better.

Friend: Why do you say that?

You: Well, for one thing, it's a lot easier and more relaxing. We won't have to worry about navigating tricky terrain or going up steep hills. Plus, we can enjoy the scenery and maybe even have a picnic or something.

Friend: That's true. But I was kind of hoping for a bit more of a challenge. Going for a bike ride on the mountain would be a bit more adventurous.

You: I see what you mean, but I think it might be a bit too difficult for us. We're not exactly experienced mountain bikers, and we don't want to end up getting hurt. Plus, it might not be as enjoyable if we're struggling the whole time.

Friend: I guess you're right. Let's go for a bike ride in the park then. We can always try mountain biking another time when we're more prepared.

You: Exactly! It's always better to be safe than sorry. I think we'll have a great time in the park.