The document outlines a project that includes two main activities: a role-play dialogue between a doctor and a patient concerning an appointment and symptoms, and a discussion among students about movie nominations for the Oscars. It emphasizes the importance of covering all project units and preparing in advance, including using visuals such as pictures or PowerPoint slides. Additionally, it suggests incorporating a role-play invitation for movie plans after the film.

1. Project Information
1. Create a dialogue between a doctor and a patient.
Start by making and appointment over the phone.
Then, have the patient describe their symptoms
and have the doctor diagnose the problem and
suggest treatment.
2. Pretend you are movie critics. Each student
nominates a movie and explains the reason why
that movie should be eligible for the Oscar
nominations. The others should agree or disagree.

2. Important things to keep in mind
1. Cover all the units in your projects.
2. Prepare your projects in advance
(pronunciation and grammar)
3. Bring pictures or use the PowerPoint slides.
3. Role-play an invitation to the movies. Include plans
for after the film.