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- 3. I can see… She’s…(where?) She’s wearing… She’s… (what’s she doing?) She looks… In the background, I can see… I think it’s probably… (when?) I imagine…
- 4. What kind ofperson do you think he/she is? What kind of people do you think they are? Where is he/she? Where are they? What is he/she wearing? What are they wearing? In the British Council Aptis exam, you have 45 seconds to describe this picture… What is he/she doing? What are they doing? How do you think he/she feels? How do you think they feel? How do you feel about doing this kind of thing? Why?
- 7. She’s really lookingforward … her holiday in Spain.
- 8. She’s obsessed …social media networks.
- 9. She drank toomuch and threw … everywhere.
- 10. The new businessis really taking … and she’s thinking of employing more staff.
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- 12. Where will thewomen meet tomorrow? At the dress shop At the department store At the bridge At the café
- 13. When will theman go to see the dentist? Tomorrow morning This afternoon Next week Tomorrow afternoon
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- 17. When did youstart …(learn) English? What’s the best thing about …(be) in the armed forces? What TV series do you remember … (watch) when you were a kid? What household task can’t you stand …(do)? What country would you really like …(visit)? What’s something you hope …(do) before you leave San Fernando? What’s something you taught yourself …(do)? What song do you keep …(get) stuck in your head? What job would you never consider …(do)? What’s something your parents encouraged you … (do) when you were younger? What food do you tend …(eat) too much of? What task on the base do you really hate …(do)? Which famous person would you really love …. (meet)? What place from your childhood will you never forget …(visit)? What do you expect …(do) later today? What do you avoid …(do) whenever possible? What’s something you often forget … (do)? When do you think you’ll stop … (study) English? What do you need to spend more time …(do)? What do you want ...(buy) in the sales? What didn’t your parents let you … (do) when you were younger? What’s the worst thing about …(live) on the base? What bad habit should you really stop …(do)? What must you remember …(do) this week? Where are you planning …(go) this summer? Why did you decide …(join) the armed forces? What’s something you’ve recently helped a friend … (do)? What’s something you managed … (do) after trying for a long time? What food did your parents make you …(eat) when you were a child? What do you have …(do) when you’re on duty?
- 18. A terrible morning Describethe woman. What happened when she was on her way to work? How did she respond? What happened later?
- 19. I imagined awoman, she’s actually a teacher. She’s got brown curly hair and she wears glasses. And today when she’s going off to work she’s wearing jeans and a purple jumper and comfy boots. And she lives up in Scotland and at the moment it’s really icy and wintry so when she was on her way to work she was driving really carefully but then there had been an accident and so she couldn’t take the normal roads and so she had to go along the back roads and she actually got a little bit lost because her GPS wasn’t working because she had no signal. So she decided to pull over and see if she could find her way and when she pulled over, she saw a farmer and so she got out her car and ran over and asked him which direction she needed to go and he offered to give her a ride in his tractor because it was really dangerous and that he would take her back to her car afterwards. And so when he picked her up after school and took her back to her car, she was really grateful and they hit it off.
- 20. A terrible morning Jasmineis a teacher with brown, curly hair who lives in the north of Scotland. It’s really cold and icy there and one day, when Jasmine was driving to work, there had been an accident so she had to go a different way. Unfortunately, she got lost because her GPS wasn’t working. She decided to stop to ask for directions. She saw a farmer and he offered to give her a ride because it was really dangerous. Later, when he met her after school, she took his phone number and then they went for a coffee. A terrible morning with a happy ending!
- 21. A terrible morning Jasmineis a teacher with brown, curly hair who lives in the north of Scotland. It’s really cold and icy there and one day, when Jasmine was driving to work, there had been an accident so she had to go a different way. Unfortunately, she got lost because her GPS wasn’t working. She decided to stop to ask for directions. She saw a farmer and he offered to give her a ride because it was really dangerous. Later, when he met her after school, she took his phone number and then they went for a coffee. A terrible morning with a happy ending! Thanks to Chris Johnson for introducing me to SPRE!
- 22. Thanks for coming! Thanksto Active Language and to all the wonderful learners who I’ve tested these activities on @TeresaBestwick viewsfromthewhiteboard.edublogs.org training@activelanguage.net