Master Your Speaking Skills

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Match the following English language levels to their corresponding descriptions:

A1 = Elementary B2 = Upper intermediate CEFR = Common European Framework of Reference for languages Speaking skills = Practising useful phrases and noticing the language used in different situations

Match the following resources to their uses:

Videos = Help you practise saying the most useful language Interactive exercises = Help you remember and use the phrases Online English test = Determines which level to choose Self-study lessons = Written and organised by English level based on the CEFR

Match the following activities to their corresponding outcomes:

Practising your speaking skills = Improving your speaking Noticing the language we use in different situations = Improving your speaking Practising useful phrases = Improving your speaking Choosing a speaking lesson = Improving your speaking at your own speed

Match the following terms to their descriptions:

<p>CEFR = Common European Framework of Reference for languages Conversational Eng = A speaking lesson A1 English level = Elementary level of English B2 English level = Upper intermediate level of English</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following components of the speaking skills practice:

<p>Videos of different conversations at work = Practise the speaking skills you need to get ahead at work Interactive exercises = Help you remember and use the phrases Self-study lessons = Written and organised by English level based on the CEFR Free online English test = Find out which level to choose</p> Signup and view all the answers