WorksheetsGD Skills - Group 3
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
When can you interrupt the discussion?
A. When the speaker is pausing to breathe
B. When the speaker is finishing a phrase or sentence
C. When you have a good point to make that would contribute positively to the discussion
D. Both A, B, and C are correct
What is the purpose of clarification?
A. Ensure that the listener's understanding of what the speaker has said is correct, reducing misunderstanding.
B. Reassure the speaker that the listener is genuinely interested in them and is attempting to understand what they are saying
C. To become an expert in your field
D. Both A and B are correct
What should we say when we would like to ask for clarification?
A. "I didn’t quite understand what you meant about/by…"
B. "Ooh! I also wanted to talk about X."
C. "I know exactly how you feel."
D. "I couldn’t have agreed more."
What should we say when we want to add information?
A. "I think it would be best to..."
B. "I’m sorry to interrupt but I’d like to make a point here…"
C. "I'm not so sure about that."
D. "Thanks for your contribution, but we need to hear from other people as well."
If you disagree with what the other person is saying, you should wait until they finish before sharing your contrasting opinion.
True
False
You can interrupt with a long story of your own
True
False
Fill the gap with the suitable phrase:
A: I think people worry too much about their diet. The government keeps saying our society is overweight because we eat the wrong things, but I don't think it's true.
B: So ________ obesity is not an important issue?
A. Well, I think
B. sorry, I still don't understand.
C. what you're saying is that
D. what do you mean by?
Fill the gap with the suitable phrase:
A: I mean that people are putting on weight because they have a modern lifestyle. Do you understand what I mean ?
B: _____, your point is that we are overweight because of our lifestyle and that it's an inevitable part of modern life.
A. If I have understood you correctly
B. Could I ask a question?
C. Excuse me but may I jump in here?
D. I didn’t quite follow that. Could you explain again?
Fill the gap with the suitable phrase:
A: Ten pounds to me seems quite reasonable for a taxi fare. And isn't that just the nature of taxis? That they are more expensive?
C: I don't think so. I mean of course they should be more expensive than other forms of transportation, but not so expensive.
Student B: ____by expensive? How much is too much?
A. I’m sorry to interrupt but I’d like to make a point here
B. Could you tell me more about
C. What do you mean
D. So what you're saying is that
