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Showing posts with label IELTS Speaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IELTS Speaking. Show all posts
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
IELTS Speaking - Taking Notes
Hello!
Today we will practice "taking notes" for the IELTS Speaking Exam - Part 2.
Please download this Keynote file, and get started!
Today we will practice "taking notes" for the IELTS Speaking Exam - Part 2.
Please download this Keynote file, and get started!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
IELTS Speaking - Practice Conversation
Conversation practice time!
Today I want you to find a partner, and at least one of you must have a laptop.
Using iMovie or Quicktime, you are going to record you and your partner having a conversation. One of you will ask questions, and one of you will answer. Then you will switch!
Download this activity, and decide who is going to ask what questions. Then begin!
Today I want you to find a partner, and at least one of you must have a laptop.
Using iMovie or Quicktime, you are going to record you and your partner having a conversation. One of you will ask questions, and one of you will answer. Then you will switch!
Download this activity, and decide who is going to ask what questions. Then begin!
Monday, January 2, 2012
IELTS Speaking - Part 2 Practice
Hello! The IELTS exam is coming ever closer, so now it is time to focus on our core skills. Today we will practice the 2nd part of the IELTS speaking exam.
Here is what you will do:
A) Download this activity, and follow the instructions inside.
B) Make sure you hand it in!
*Today you can record audio either by using the "Audio Notes" feature in the MS Word Notebook layout, or by using Quicktime X to do a screen recording.
Here is what you will do:
A) Download this activity, and follow the instructions inside.
B) Make sure you hand it in!
*Today you can record audio either by using the "Audio Notes" feature in the MS Word Notebook layout, or by using Quicktime X to do a screen recording.
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