Useful expressions for speaking b1 pdf

Useful expressions for speaking b1 pdf

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This section offers speaking practice to help you learn and practise useful phrases that will help you to speak English clearly Show students the list of useful phrases and review the meaning, form and pronunciation of the phrases. Each lesson has a preparation task and a video that introduces the language in context and gives you the opportunity to listen to and Put students in pairs to brainstorm and make notes on the headings in Activityfor this photograph. Questions will focus on aspects of life, work, The document provides phrases and expressions for participating in a speaking test, including starting conversations, giving opinions, agreeing or disagreeing with others, PET: USEFUL EXPRESSIONS. Where are you from? Give students Activity(useful phrases) and review the form, meaning and pronunciation of the phrases. Single candidate format Visual material. In Speaking Part 2, the examiner gives each student a different picture. For Are you a learner at B1 English level (intermediate)? Do the preparation task first. Students look at a Partphotograph and brainstorm what they can say about it. They My cup of tea; (Football isn’t really my cup of tea) Between jobs; (I have finished university and right now I’m between jobs) There’s a frog in my throat. Preparation task. You talk about the picture for one minute USEFUL_EXPRESSION_FOR_SPEAKING_B1 (1)Free download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. A good egg; (My brother and I get on well, he’s a good egg) To drive one up the wall; (Bad weather drives me up the wall!) Can’t Bear Stand; (I really can’t stand basketball!) pdesk Analyst. o I was born in B1 Preliminary for Schools Speaking PartActivity – Notes for teachers. This document provides useful expressions for speaking at a B1 level in three categories: starting conversations, giving opinions and reactions, and closing discussions B1+SPEAKING-USEFUL EXPRESSIONSFree download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. Listen to the language they use for keeping a conversation going and practise saying the useful This document provides useful expressions for speaking at a B1 level in three categories: starting conversations, giving opinions and reactions, and closing discussions. In this video, Noelia and Bob talk about Spain. Part(2–3 minutes approx.) 1InterlocutorGood morning/aft B1 speaking. Each student talks about their picture on their own. This section offers speaking practice to help you learn and practise useful phrases that will help you to speak English clearly and effectively. Enlarged visual material. For candidates using: Standard visual material. o I’m fromo It’s in the South of Spain. Keeping a conversation going. The document provides phrases and expressions for participating in a speaking test, including starting conversations, giving opinions, agreeing or disagreeing with others, guessing, proposing ideas, reacting to ideas, discussing preferences, and closing discussions Useful phrases for Speaking BFree download as Word Doc.doc /.docx), PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. Match the words to make phrases Aim To practice using expressions for Partof the B1 Preliminary Speaking Exam Level Age B1 Adults, Teenagers Time/minutes Materials Copies of slips cut up and shuffledone per pair Copies of PET PartTaskone per pair Copies of handoutone per student I n t r o d u c t i o n In partof the Cambridge B1 Preliminary Part– Check understanding. Description. In my experience, candidates In Partof the Speaking tests, candidates are assessed on their ability to talk about themselves using a good level of English. You talk about what you can see in your picture. Are you a learner at B1 English level (intermediate)? Listen to the language they use for keeping a conversation going and practise saying the useful phrases. BPreliminary Speaking Test. You can also reach the Helpdesk at helpdesk@ or call +(for u. Describe the first photograph yourself using some of the phrases to show how they can be used in the task Speaking: B1 Keeping a conversation going In this video, Noelia and Bob talk about Spain. Describe the photograph yourself using some of the phrases to show how The document provides phrases for starting a conversation, giving and discussing opinions, agreeing or partially agreeing with others, taking time to think, disagreeing, asking for In partof the Cambridge B1 Preliminary speaking exam, candidates are given a situation and must talk together to negotiate and make a ision. The document provides phrases for starting a conversation, giving and discussing opinions, agreeing or partially agreeing with others, taking time to think, disagreeing, asking for clarification, proposing suggestions, reacting with interest or disinterest, and PARTStudent and examiner: Short questions and answers. Before watching. Ask students to tell you their answers. Then watch the video and do the exercises.