English Exam: Introductions, Greetings, and Professions

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What is the language of the exam?

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What is the role of Student A in the conference scenario?

How many students are in each group for the conference scenario?

What is the primary focus of the language practice in this exam?

What is the purpose of the conversation practice in this exam?

What is the topic of the language practice in terms of jobs?

Exam Overview

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Exam Content

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Exam Purpose

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Conference and Business Communication

In a business setting, working in groups may involve meeting people at a conference.

Introducing Yourself

You may be required to introduce yourself in a professional setting, using phrases like "I'm..." or "I'm [name]".

Jobs and Language at Work

In a work environment, communication is key; using correct language is essential for effective communication.

Conference Scenario

In a conference setting, students can practice conversation in groups of three.
One student takes on the role of a conference manager (Student A).
The goal is to complete expressions and practice conversations in a simulated conference environment.

Grammar Focus

The verb "to be" is used in the present simple tense to introduce oneself, e.g., "I'm [name]" or "You're [name]".
The question "Are you [name]?" can be used to confirm someone's identity.

Assess your English skills in presenting yourself, greetings, and professions. Evaluate your ability to introduce yourself, use appropriate greetings, and talk about professions. Improve your English language skills with this exam.