Consolidation Speaking


A Talk with a partner. Answer these questions about the first part of the Speaking test.


1. How long does the first part of the Speaking test take? 2. Is it about a third or about half of the total Speaking test? 3. What kind of questions will the examiner ask?


B Look at these possible questions. Tick them if you think they are easy to answer and cross them if they are difficult to answer. Then compare your thoughts with a partner.


1. What do you like doing in your free time? 2. Which part of the world would you most like to visit? 3. Why are you learning English? 4. How long have you lived there? (your hometown) 5. Who was your favourite teacher at school? 6. Tell me about a famous person that you admire.


C Walk around the class. Practise asking and answering the questions with other students. Vocabulary


A Write ONE word to complete each sentence below. 1. Your mother and father are your ____________________. 2. Your father’s father is your ____________________. 3. Your mother or father’s brother is your ____________________. 4. Your mother or father’s sister is your ____________________. 5. Your son’s sister is your ____________________. 6. The children of your uncles and aunts are your ____________________. 7. All of the people in your family are your ____________________.


B Fill the gaps with a word made from the root word in the brackets.


1. What do you do for a living ? (live) 2. One of my uncles has got ten __________. (child) 3. I didn’t have any brothers and sisters, but I had a very happy __________. (child) 4. I want to be happily __________ before I’m thirty. (marry) 5. My father seems to be very happy in his __________. (retire)


C


≤008 Mark the main stress on these key words from the unit. Then listen and check. Practise saying the words.


1. interests 2. family 3. relatives 4. teenager 5. retirement 6. adolescence 7. improve Errors


A There are errors in all of these sentences (sometimes more than one). Correct them. 1. He’s from new york.


3. Have you brothers and sisters? 5. His name’s alan murray. 7. Where was you born?


2. My father’s engineer. 4. I have 22 years.


6. I work for a company called friendly products. 8. I write to apply for job in yesterday’s newspaper.


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