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Showing posts with label conversation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conversation. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 December 2014

Stages in life

This is the presentation we used in class to talk about life. It includes the structures and vocabulary that Emmi used in her own speech. What I recommend is that you write an overview of your life, just as Emmi did, so as to make sure you integrate all the new words and structures in your everyday speech. This way they will come easily to your mind when you need them!


Monday, 21 January 2013

Classic job interview questions

Watch this video giving tips on how to succeed at a job interview. 

Useful vocabulary:

to do well
to trip up
a dreaded question
to handle
to redress
on no account
where your major strengths lie
state your achievements
ethos
to relish
never utter the phrase...
innocuous
to throw you off guard 
a good balanced answer vs a well balanced answer
an overview
roughly





Now answer the questions below. 

Which two answers shouldn't you give to the first question?


Which phrase should you never utter as an answer to the third question?

Which of these things does she recommend for question number four?

tell your life history
give an overview of highest qualifications
go into as much detail as you can
run through the jobs you've had so far
avoid same structure as in your CV
give examples of things you've succeeded at

What can you focus on if it's your first job? 

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Sports Vocabulary

INTERESTS AND SPORTS

This is our new topic. We are going to talk about thigs you fancy doing, how we practise different sports, their rules and vocabulary related to equipment.

TYPES OF SPORTS  In this site you can find various sports names, descriptions of how to play or do them, sample enquiries on this topic, and a conversation model.

And here you have places where we do sports