Eng 4 Verbal Exam 2
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The document provides instructions for a verbal exam asking students to work in pairs to choose one of three travel destinations, record a voice note explaining their choice of destination, the estimated flight time from Guatemala, a weather prediction using vocabulary words, and two planned activities using future tense. Students are to submit their voice note to the task folder by the end of class.
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