The document provides tips for the conversation and collaborative tasks for the ISE II exam. It includes potential topics to discuss such as society, public figures, personal values, and the environment. It suggests asking the examiner open-ended questions. Examples of language functions that could be useful include giving advice, making suggestions, describing past habits, and expressing opinions. Suitable grammar structures are also listed, such as second and third conditionals, passive voice, relative clauses, modal verbs, reported speech, and discourse connectors.

1. TIPS FOR ISE II (TRINITY)
CONVERSATIONTASK
 SOCIETY ANDLIVINGSTANDARDS
 PUBLIC FIGURES
 PERSONALVALUESAND IDEALS
 THE WORLD OF THE WORK
 UNEXPLAINEDPHENOMENA ANDEVENTS
 NATURALENVIRONMENTALCONCERNS
COLLABORATIVE TASK
 DO AT LEAST THREE QUESTIONSTO THE EXAMINATOR.
That’s interesting…
Oh,I see…
That’s amazing…
What I meanis…
So inotherwords…
So whatyou are sayingis that…
Would you like to…?
We could…
I suggest…
Do you fancy+ v-ing…?
That sounds great.
Yes, that would be lovely.
I used to… (“Usedto” is onlyforpast states/actionsthatdon’thappennow)
I would…(‘Would’totalkaboutrepeatedpastactions)
I reallythinkitwouldbe apityif we didn’t…
Are you quite sure youwon’tconsider...?
Let’sjoin...Youwon’tregretit.
You have my support.

2. Don’tgive up!
You mustn’t...!
You’re not (really) supposedto...
FILLERS
 Let me think…
 Well…
LANGUAGEFUNCTIONS
 Givingadvice andhighlightingadvantagesanddisadvantages
 Making suggestions
 Describingpasthabits
 Expressingpossibilityand uncertainty
 Elicitingfurtherinformationandexpansionof ideasandopinions
 Expressingagreementanddisagreement
 Expressingfeelingsandemotions
 Expressingimpossibility
 Reportingthe conversationof others
 Speculating
 Persuadinganddiscouraging
GRAMMAR
 Secondandthird conditionals
 Simple passive
 Usedto
 Relative clauses
 Modalsand phrases
 Usedto give advice andmake suggestions: should/oughtto,could,you’dbetter…
 Modalsand phrasesusedto expresspossibilityanduncertainty: may,might, I’mnot
sure…
 Discourse connectors: because of,due to…
 Presentperfectcontinuoustense
 Past perfecttense
 Reportedspeech
 Linkingexpressions: eventhough,inspite of, although…