Unit V: Oral Communication Skills

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Which of the following is NOT a typical location for real-life communication?

At the Library
At the Restaurant (correct)
At the Doctor
At the Bank

Question tags are used to confirm or check information in conversation.

True (A)

What is one of the classroom activities that helps practice real-life communication?

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To express a feeling of sorrow, one can use the expression for _____.

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Match the following expressions to their purposes:

<p>Apologizing = Expressing regret for an action Requesting = Asking for something politely Agreeing = Expressing acceptance or approval Arguing = Presenting reasons to support a point</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Contracted Forms

Shortened forms of words or phrases, often used in spoken English.

Question Tags

Adding a short question to the end of a statement to ask for confirmation.

Expressions of Agreement/Disagreement, Requesting, Apologizing, etc.

Phrases used to express various emotions or intentions.

Role Play

Practicing conversations in a particular context, often by acting out different roles.

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Discussions

Discussing different viewpoints or ideas with others.

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Study Notes

Unit V: Living Situation of Oral Communication

Content: Giving and getting information (directions), real-life communication examples (library, bank, doctor, railway station, invitation)
Classroom Activities: Dialogue writing, role-playing, expressing viewpoints, discussions
Language/Grammar Items:
- Use of spoken language
- Contracted forms
- Question tags
- Expressions for agreeing and disagreeing, arguing, requesting, condoling, apologizing