Preparing for an interview

Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
Preparing_for_an_interview.pdf
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Author's Instructions

:Using the questions from today’s lesson, record an audio answer to each one at home. Try to speak for about 45 to 60 seconds per question, and use at least 2 or 3 phrases from the language boxes, as long as they sound natural to you. Listen to your recordings.

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Preparing for an interview

Speaking - ESL

Choose one of today’s questions and prepare a spoken answer of about 45 to 60 seconds. Use at least 2 or 3 of the phrases from the language boxes, but make sure they sound natural and fit your own experience. Record yourself, listen back, and note any pauses or mistakes.

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Speaking - ESL

choose the correct answer.

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Speaking - ESL

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Speaking - ESL

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