TOPICS TO CHECK GRAMMAR VOCABULARY Describing feelings

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNAD
Instituto Virtual de Lenguas INVIL
Programa: UNAD English
Curso: English B2 Advanced
Campo de formación: Formación para el Trabajo y Desarrollo Humano.
Tipo de curso: Metodológico.
Créditos: Tres (3)
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SPEAKING ACTIVITY
ENGLISH B2 ADVANCED
GENERAL OBJECTIVE
Review the speaking skill by giving answers to a specific communicative situation.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
1.
2.
Review general aspects about speaking: fluency, self-confidence, vocabulary and
pronunciation.
Apply the concepts from module 2 to face a specific situation.
TOPICS TO CHECK
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
Describing feelings and
emotions as well as your
neighborhood
Both/both of,
neither/neither of/ either,
either of as well as other
words seen in the syllabus.
GENERAL ASPECTS
In this activity you will present an interview with your tutor through Skype. It’s a
synchronous activity to improve your speaking.
LEARNING STRATEGY
Task based learning.
AWAITED PRODUCT
Interview through Skype.
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNAD
Instituto Virtual de Lenguas INVIL
Programa: UNAD English
Curso: English B2 Advanced
Campo de formación: Formación para el Trabajo y Desarrollo Humano.
Tipo de curso: Metodológico.
Créditos: Tres (3)
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EVALUATIVE WEIGHT
100 points
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Schedule a date to present the interview (skype). Your tutor will send you a google docs
to do it.
2. Read the guide and prepare the activity.
3. You must attend the interview when you scheduled it.
4. Guarantee the internet connection (microphone, headphones and camera).
ACTIVITIES
1ST PART
In this stage the student must describe a picture chosen by the student itself. It is important
to produce more than 10 ideas and connect them with some connectors. Student must be
focused his/her attention on describing feelings and emotions.
2ND PART
In this stage the student must answer these questions:
Where do you live?
What is the name of your neighborhood?
How long have you lived there?
Do you like your neighborhood? Why or why not?
What do you like most? What do you dislike?
Are there any nice places to take a walk? Any mountains to climb?
What are the most popular places in the neighborhood?
What would you like to do for your neighborhood?
What is the best and worst shop in your neighborhood? Why?