IELTS speaking - part 1

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Hi guys, 

in the last lesson, we have mentioned different types of questions in part 1 and I have also assigned a task for you to do at home, in which you have to classify the questions we have in part 1 into different forms. 

Have you all received the points for completing the HW? If not you can tell me right away, I will check and give you the make-up scores for that. 

My purpose when asking to do that task is to make you familiarize yourself with different types of questions in part 1. It's just a kind of practice to train your logic. 


After putting questions in separated groups, now I want you to figure out the groups that share common features in terms of language use so that we can minimize our work. 



For example, when looking at formula 1, 3,4,6, 9 what do you notice? Yes, that's right, we can see that the question forms may differ, but all of them are about our reference/favor towards sth/sb. So the first thing we should bring to our lesson today is synonyms for the words PREFER, LIKE, DISLIKE

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Hi guys, 

in the last lesson, we have mentioned different types of questions in part 1 and I have also assigned a task for you to do at home, in which you have to classify the questions we have in part 1 into different forms. 

Have you all received the points for completing the HW? If not you can tell me right away, I will check and give you the make-up scores for that. 

My purpose when asking to do that task is to make you familiarize yourself with different types of questions in part 1. It's just a kind of practice to train your logic. 


After putting questions in separated groups, now I want you to figure out the groups that share common features so that we can minimize our work. 



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