MONOLOGUE: ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELDERLY

There are some enjoyable days in class when we have fun recording our own voices to practise monologue speaking for the exam. Here is a very good example!! Would you like to leave some comments on Bea´s performance? I have my own opinion but.. what is yours?

CAFÉ CON LETRAS AT THE LIBRARY

Hi there again!

we had a great time at the library today, didn't we? Having an informal chat, talking about books and films and tasting a nice cup of hot coffee is one of the best ways to say good-bye to our term!!

As classes this year are coming to an end, I just wanted to give you a nice Christmas present... a class you will always remember. Hope I got it!!

Happy Holiday everyone!!

SOME TIPS FOR THE ORAL EXAM

The oral exam is an opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge and ability to communicate. Take good advantage of it and make an amazing impression!!

Before the exam try working with classmates or practising in front of a mirror. It will help you to evaluate yourself and gain self-confidence. If you find yourself anxious, take several deep breaths to relax and don't talk about the test to other students just before entering the room. Remember that their anxiety can be contagious!! You can use this online voice recorder to practise at home in advance.

When taking the exam do not forget to correct yourself if you make any mistakes and always keep eye contact with your partner. Finally, remind yourself that you are well-prepared and are going to do well.

I have added a couple of documents with useful phrases and expressions that you can use if you want to have some extra practice with a classmate or with yourself. I hope they help you improve your oral skills. Good luck!! Just don´t panic!!

Useful phrases for your oral test 

and just in case you might find it interesting to work harder on your monologues and how to structure them, click here to find some useful tips.