Font size
WorksheetsSkills (productive)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
This skills involves showing understanding to a person´s opinion even if it is contrary to yours:
Explaining
Using Vague Language
Aknowledge other people´s opinions
Scanning
This is a example of a noun phrase
The tall boy with a hat is here
The tall boy with a hat that never is washed is here
The tall boy with a hat that never is washed
The tall boy is never washed is here
This is an example of a metaphor:
Your eyes are as stars in the cold, cold night
Your eyes are a couple of bright fireflies that flutter around graves of misery
Your eyes are like a couple of bright fireflies that flutter around graves of misery
Your eyes are overheated stars in the cold, cold night
This skill requires that you give further analysis on a a thing just mentioned
Explaining
Using vague language
Mansplaining
Apreciating Literature
This skill requires you to express personal views and concerns about a topic in particular
aknowledging other people´s opinions
Giving Opinions
Using Vague Language
Constructive Criticsm
This occurs when we hint "true" meaning behind words being uttered with a negative tone or sarcasm; we do this in order to avert conflict.
Stress
Giving Opinions
Picking up on implied meaning
Signposting
This is when we tell our audience when we are moving from point to point in a lecture or a presentation
Signposting
Picking up implied meaning
Using Vague Language
Aknowledging other people´s opinions
when we give aproximations of numbers and figures; thus our readers find data easier to understand
Using Vague Language
Signposting
Using Metaphors and Similes
Explaining
This is when we elaborate a balanced review on an article, film, episode we just watched
Explaining
Signposting
Using Vague Language
Criticising Constructively
This occurs when we finish the other person´s sentence in order to get the conversation going.
interjecting
interrupting
