Unit 4 - Lesson 1

Unit 4 - Lesson 1

By Nicte De Leon

Answer the following questions based on the text.

Speak your mind - Unit 4 - Lesson 1​

Multiple Choice

Choose the best summary for the article.

• communication is a way of getting other people to agree with you. You do this by asking them questions and talking about your feelings.

• You can become a better communicator by listening carefully, telling the truth and building relationships with people.

Multiple Choice

What point is the writer making in the first paragraph?

• It isn't right to try to chanbe other people's opinions.

• Communication isn't just about explaining things well.

Multiple Choice

According to the writer, active listening is a way of...

• understanding someone's opinion.

• getting people to understand you.

Multiple Choice

According to the writer, good communicators...

• pretend they feel the same way as the other person.

• tell the truth about their emotions.

Multiple Choice

It can help you understand what people want when you...

• look for things that are true for both of you.

• help them understand a situation correctly.

Choose the best option to complete each of the following sentences.

Speak your mind - Unit 4 - Lesson 1​

Multiple Choice

You need to explñain your ideas clearly to ______ other people to do what you want.

• persuade

• have

• in common

• connection

Multiple Select

I find it easy to communicate with you because we _______ a lot ________.

• honest

• have

• in common

• connection

Multiple Choice

I have a very strong ________ with my twin brother and I know what he's thinking.

• persuade

• have

• in common

• connection

Multiple Choice

Be______. You don't like my new hairstyle, do you?

• honest

• have

• in common

• connection

​

• We use the infinitive with to after some verbs: agree, like, prefer,​ want, advise, tell, warn, persuade, etc.

​

• We use infinitive with to, to express a purpose.

  ​

• We use the infinitive with to after some adjectives (easy, happy, hard, ready, etc.) + direct object.​

Infinitives with to

Some text here about the topic of discussion