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Monologue
This document provides guidance on preparing a monologue, including outlining it with an introduction, body, and conclusion. It recommends making a list of topic vocabulary words and discusses language functions like introducing a topic, expressing opinions, and concluding. It also lists three basic ideas to discuss: types of activities, how they have changed over time, and their advantages and disadvantages. The document concludes by suggesting preparing a speech about sports activities a friend could do locally, and recommending one sport and why.
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- 2. 1. Outline • Introduction. •Body. • Conclusion.
- 3. 2. Topic vocabulary •Make a list of words in connection with the topic.
- 4. Functions • • • • • • • Introducing a topic. Movingfrom one point to another. Expressing opinions. Expressing advantages and disadvantages. Emphasising a point. Expressing contrast. Concluding / summarising
- 7. Three basic ideas •Types • Changes over time. • Advantages and disadvantages.
- 14. • Prepare aspeech explaining where in your area your friend could do these activities. To conclude, say which sport you would recommend, and why.
- 15. Remember • 1. Topicvocabulary. • 2. Structure: – Introduction – Body: discuss each of the sports individually. – Conclusion: your recommendation • 3. Linking expressions / language functions.