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COMPLAINING IN ENGLISH. AT A SHOP. SPEAKING

  • This is a lesson plan which can lead to a fun role play activity on how to complain about a product or appliance in English. You can share and get excellent ideas for you A2/B1 speaking examination.

  • This presentations includes:
    • General vocabulary
    • Expressions for the shop assistant
    • Expressions for the customer


INFOGRAPHIES FOR ELT/TEFL. GOING GREEN

Infographies are a profitable way to evaluate several skills: writing and speaking. They can also be part of communicative projects and show our students' creativity.

HOW CAN WE CREATE AN INFOGRAPHY? 

There are some online tools which can help us. (see the following example). In them, you should include your ideas, use the vocabulary needed and call for action. 


-Be clear when presenting your ideas

- Use interactive elements to make it more appealing

-Include pictures, figures and the like to raise interest



HOW TO DO AN ORAL PRESENTATION? A BIOGRAPHY.

Making an oral presentation using power point or prezi can be a bit difficult, but it is always a good way to improve speaking.

HOW TO PASS AN ORAL EXAM. HOW TO DO AN ORAL PRESENTATION. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

BASIC STEPS FOR YOUR PRESENTATION: 

  • Include all the essential information and highlights of the person you want to describe.
  • Use past for finished events. CLICK HERE to revise it. 
  • Use the past continuous to talk about the events happening at a certain moment in the past or to refer to the background of the story. CLICK HERE to revise it. 
  • Include interesting headings to raise interest. 
  • Draw a short conclusion.