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Gisele Villalba
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1.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
What is the main message of Matt Cutts' TED Talk?
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2.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Why does Matt Cutts believe it is necessary to try new things?
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3 mins • 1 pt
What examples does Matt Cutts give to show the benefits of trying something new for 30 days?
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3 mins • 1 pt
How can setting small, achievable goals help us according to the TED Talk?
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5 mins • 1 pt
What will happen if you try something new for 30 days? (Use the first conditional)
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3 mins • 1 pt
Speaking time: prepare what you're going to say and record yourself.
Part 1: Summary and Obligation/Necessity (2-3 minutes)
Summarize the main points of the TED Talk.
Use expressions of obligation and necessity to convey at least three key ideas mentioned by Matt Cutts. For example: "Matt Cutts suggests that we should try something new for 30 days."
Part 2: Personal Reflection and First Conditional (2-3 minutes)
Reflect on how the points discussed in the TED Talk apply to your own life and experiences.
Use first conditional sentences to talk about hypothetical situations related to the talk. For example: "If I try something new for 30 days, I will develop new habits."
You can use Zoom or Loom to record yourself.
Speaking time: prepare what you're going to say and record yourself.
Part 1: Summary and Obligation/Necessity (2-3 minutes)
Summarize the main points of the TED Talk.
Use expressions of obligation and necessity to convey at least three key ideas mentioned by Matt Cutts. For example: "Matt Cutts suggests that we should try something new for 30 days."
Part 2: Personal Reflection and First Conditional (2-3 minutes)
Reflect on how the points discussed in the TED Talk apply to your own life and experiences.
Use first conditional sentences to talk about hypothetical situations related to the talk. For example: "If I try something new for 30 days, I will develop new habits."
You can use Zoom or Loom to record yourself.
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