Preparation Preliminary exam Part 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Speaking Exam Testweek 2

The layout of the test

* You are shown what the test consists of and what is expected of you in the various parts

Speaking test Part I

Introducing yourself + answering a question about yourself

How would you introduce yourself at the exam?

Speaking test part II

Talk about a picture or two pictures on your own for about 1 minute. There will be two 1-minute timeslots so you can both practise. 

The most important thing: KEEP TALKING!

What techniques can you think of to keep talking in phase two?

Speaking test part III

You learn:

- techniques to have a conversation

- to apply this in your speaking test

Part III

In this part of the test, you’re going to talk about something together for about two to four minutes.

You will see an illustration, or you will be presented with a case to solve.

what does it mean to have
a conversation?

write down 2 ways of asking someone's
opinion about Social Media

06:11

A man wants to open a shop for young
people to come after school.

What could you ask your speaking partner to start this exercise?

08:08

What could you ask to round up the conversation?

Let's practice!

Before you talk, listen carefully!

- A classmate of yours wants to take up a new sport this Spring and she wants to try something new.

  

- Here are some sports she could try.

- Talk together about the different sports she could try and say which would be the most entertaining.

Make sure to talk about what SHE could do. This means it is not about YOU, but about the classmate.

Think of one thing your partner said
that helped you in the conversation

- Your aunt and uncle are going away on holidays during Christmas. They will leave one child behind to place traps in the house to fend off thiefs.

- Here are some rooms in which traps can be placed.

- Talk together about the different traps he could place, and say which would be most effective.

Make sure to talk about what HE could do. This means it is not about YOU, but about the man.

Make sure to keep the conversation going!

• exchange ideas, thoughs and feelings
• ask and answer questions

Write down two things
you will use in your speaking test

Today you've learnt

• In part 3 you speak TO each other
• Listen carefully to understand the task
• you ask each other questions
• It is not about you
• Keep talking!
• come to an agreement if you have to decide on something

 

How did it go?

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