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VP2.1 Speaking Cards

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VP2.1 Vocabulary tasks

CHECK LIST (1-6)

 

nouns adjectives verbs
avid reader implication prophecy trashy novel verse adoption assumption laggard multitasking penetration convention rebel dialect consensus rat race peer pressure apathy biomimicry breeding grounds desertification lifespan predator
 (fat) reserves subsidy wasteland burrow hibernation stunt terrain amusement ease (of use) effectiveness efficiency radiation abacus lodestone smoke detector logon information protocol strategic plans (the) bottom line (the) bottom line community deal
 discount enterprise entrepreneur
 merchant promotion retailer 
start-up company subscriber
 word of mouth data leakage espionage 
hacking 
intellectual property logon information protocol strategic plans community deal
 discount enterprise entrepreneur
 merchant promotion retailer 
start-up company subscriber
 word of mouth data leakage espionage 
hacking 
intellectual property Adhesive compassionate compelling enduring lucrative intimate obsolete custom-built net-savvy carbon-neutral assertive offensive overwhelming ripe tremendous valid inferior apathetic
 arable
 arid 
barren
 diverse
 feasible
 noteworthy affordable considerable demonstrable dependable measurable notable profitable reliable remarkable viable archaic compact countless groundbreaking humble integral major obsolete practical portable rudimentary significant confidential corporate ethical granted insecure legitimate malicious mundane savvy secure sensitive retail vulnerable widespread   contemplate dye hold dear assume bombard target presume regard evaluate reveal conform struggle take advantage of take into account take precedence over take stock of take charge to bear in mind adapt adhere encroach expand exploit preserve replicate hatch (eggs) hibernate store food apply consider engineer incorporate label be / put (yourself) in harm ̓s way ensure 
pursue an ambition appeal 
attract
 coax 
convince 
draw (someone) in entice induce 
lure persuade pressure into prompt tempt urge woo alienate 
deter
 discourage dissuade intimidate 
put (someone) off scare (someone) off unnerve boycott collaborate    

VP2.1 Speaking Cards

Topic 1. Talk about types of literature and different reading habits.

Use: auxiliary verbs, to, one, and ones to avoid repeating words and phrases.

Use the following prompts:

1. What types of literature do you know?

2. What is your favorite type? Why?

3. How your reading habits can help you? How they can’t?

 

Topic 2. Evaluate the pros and cons of modern conveniences.

Use: two part conjunctions like either or to combine ideas

Use the following prompts:

1. What modern conveniences can you name? What role do they play in your life?

2. What are their pros compared to the same situations but without modern technologies (a book/vs text on i-pad)?

3. What negative aspects can you name?

 

Topic 3. Talk about different social pressure that you and others face.

Use: particle clauses to link events and add information about time and reason and add emphasis with so that, such that, even, and only.

Use the following prompts:

1. What are the challenges of starting college? What are the challenges of other new experiences?

2. How do children put pressure on their parents?

3. What pressure do parents put on their kids?

 

Topic 4. Talk about the most significant inventions and human achievements

Use: adverbs with continuous and perfect forms of the passive and past modals with the passive.

Use the following prompts:

1. What is the most significant discovery in human history? How did it impact the development of the mankind?

2. What discovery do you think should better not be made?

3. What can you say about the perspectives of mankind?

 

Topic 5. Compare online and instore shopping.

Use: Relative clauses that begin with pronouns or prepositions and use some, any, other, others and another to refer to people and things.

Use the following prompts:

 

1. What are advantages and disadvantages of online shopping? Of instore shopping?

2. Which one do you prefer? Why?

3. What are perspectives of retailing?

Topic 6. Consider the impact that humans have on nature.

Use: future perfect forms to talk about the past in the future and prepositions and prepositional phrases to combine ideas.

Use the following prompts:

1. What environmental concerns can you name?

2. What harm did humans do to the environment?

3. How nature inspires innovation?

 


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