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1. What’s your surname? I’m originally from Perth, but I’m currently living in
Newcastle.
2. What do you enjoy doing in your free I’m sure it will help me in my career.
time?
3. What do you do? Yes, I do. I find it very interesting and fun.
4. Where do you come from? It’s Racilla.
5. Do you enjoy studying English? I visited some friends and we went to a bar.
Why?
6. Do you think English will be useful for I’m a student.
you in the future? Why (not)?
7. What did you do yesterday? It’s C-H-R-I-S-T-I-A-N
8. How do you spell your given name? I love going to the movies and eating out.
II. Listening
Dorita is a student at an English school in Queens, New York. Listen to her mail to Miguel, her
brother in Argentina.
a. Tick the sentences (✓) if they are true. Cross (✗) and correct them if they are false.
1. Dorita is from Argentina ✓ 6. The students in her class are all from South
2. She’s in Miami. ✗ She’s in New York. America
3. Dorita’s happy in New York. 7. Annie and Marnie are both students
4. She’s on holiday. 8. The subway is easy to use.
5. It’s a very big class
4. Do you work or are you a student in …?/ What do you do/ study?
6. Do you think that English will be useful for you in the future?
c) Which of these speaking skills are needed for Part 2? Circle all possible answers.
d) What do you think is more important, the discussion or the decision? Why?
Exercise 2
I. You are going to listen to a conversation between two students about the task in
sample part 2. While you are listening, think about the following questions:
2. Do they both speak equally? Why / why not? Do they give reasons for their opinions?
make a suggestion
show a preference
agree or disagree
sum up
SAMPLE PART 2
You are going on a cycling trip in the countryside with a group of friends. You need to decide what things would be useful to
put in your backpack and take with you.
Talk together about the different things it would be best to take.
A group of school children are going to the city for the day. They are going to the theatre in the afternoon but they need
something to do for two hours in the morning.
Talk together about the different things they could do in the city for two hours, and then decide which would be the best.
Here is a picture with some ideas to help you.
Work with a partner and choose one of the situations below and prepare a dialogue together
that lasts no more than 5 minutes. You can use the phrases from Exercise 1.