Speaking C2 — High and Low Register on Demand
Say the same thing to a minister and to a friend in the pub, and know why it changes. There…
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Say the same thing to a minister and to a friend in the pub, and know why it changes. There…
Separate price from value, defend an uncomfortable position consistently, and take apart your own argument. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Tell a true story so that someone remembers it, without exaggerating. There are 6 questions. Answer out loud (or type,…
The last sentence is the one that stays: building it, and knowing when to stop. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Building the strongest objection to your own argument, and seeing whether it still holds. You’ll get 6 questions. Answer aloud…
Loaded questions, interruptions, traps: answer without getting heated and without running away. There are 6 questions. Answer out loud (or…
Saying almost, tends to, to a large extent — and knowing when a plain yes is needed. There are 6…
Discussing climate without slogans: responsibility, costs, who pays. There are 8 questions. Answer out loud (or in writing, if you…
Use them at the right moment, and know when an idiom gives the speaker away. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Data, algorithms and surveillance: discussing them without paranoia and without naivety. You’ll get 8 questions. Answer aloud (or in writing…
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