11.1 8. M1U3L8. Interviews

Interviews
M1U3L8

Example: The interviewee is smiling at the interviewer.

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Create sentences using the expressions in the box

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Create five sentences using the expressions in the box

Write down next expressions

​Notice that you can replace the people names for the ones that you need, example: Hi, I'm Carlos

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A: Good ​

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. My name’s Jack Draper, and this is my colleague Stephen Cooper. B: Good morning. ​

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to meet you.

A: Well, your ​

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letter looks very interesting. We’d just like to ask you a few ​

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about your ​

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Reorder

Listen to the complete interview and put the questions in the order you hear them.

• What clubs and societies did you belong to at school?

• What is your greatest strength?

• Why are you a good candidate for this university?

• What will you do if you are not accepted ?

• Where do you see yourself in four years’ time?

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a. The interviewee was in the cheerleading team at school.​

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b. She doesn’t like acting.​

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c. She has experience in being a team leader. ​

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d. She’s never late for things.​

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e. She doesn’t think she will have time to join clubs at university.​

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Complete the rules according to previous slide

We use ​

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to ask questions about about the present.

We use ​

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to ask questions about the past.

We don’t use ​ We use do or did to ask questions with be.

We don’t use ​

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to ask questions with be.

We use do'nt use ​

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to ask questions about the future.

​Draw this chart in your notebook, you will use it in next exercise

Drag and Drop

Remember that normally we ask and anwer with the same verb.

a. Q: Which clubs ​

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in at school?
A: I was in the football club.

b. Q: What sports ​

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good at?
A: I’m very good at swimming and football.

c. Q: What time ​

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finish?
A: The interview will finish at six o’clock

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

are you

will the interview

are they

did you

can we

were you

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d. Q: Which school ​

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go to?
A: My sister went to Bristol School.

e. Q: What ​

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enjoy doing in your free time?
A: I enjoy cycling.

f. Q: What questions ​

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you?
A: They asked me questions about my strengths and weaknesses.

​Listen and repeat, in next slide you will record the questions keeping the intonation

Video Response

Ask and answer the questions in pairs or in groups.
a. What clubs are you in at school?
b. What sports are you good at?
c. Where do you see yourself in four years’ time?
d. What do you do in your free time?

Open Video Recorder

Audio Response

Record the questions keeping the intonation (no the answers, only the questions)
a. What clubs are you in at school?
b. What sports are you good at?
c. Where do you see yourself in four years’ time?
d. What do you do in your free time?

Open Audio Recorder

​Expanding your vocabulary

​For next exercise read the texts, select the best title and write it, don´t write the letters a, b, c, etc... just the the tittle

Fill in the Blanks

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Open Ended

Read the text again and answer the questions.

a. Why is it important to make a good first impression?

Open Ended

Read the text again and answer the questions.

a. Why is it important to make a good first impression?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Categorize

Options (4)

Organize these options into the right categories
Listen. What did these four students do wrong at their interviews? Who

arrived late?

didn’t switch off their phone?

didn’t wear the right clothes?

talked too much?

Multiple Choice

Have a look of the word ballon.
Which interviewee did the interviewer say this to?

Pay attention to next slides, take notes and be ready to do the presentations asked

Ernest Hemingway

"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self"