Speaking C1 — Media and Disinformation
Name the mechanism instead of just getting angry, reject the easy solution, and admit you fell for it. There are…
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Name the mechanism instead of just getting angry, reject the easy solution, and admit you fell for it. There are…
Summarising two positions so that both sides recognise themselves, and saying where the real disagreement lies. You’ll get 6 questions.…
Telling individual benefit from institutional benefit, naming hidden costs, and admitting ambivalence. There are 6 questions. Answer out loud (or…
Bring someone else’s words into your speech without stealing them and without hiding behind them. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Saying less to say more: the figure of speech that holds up half of British English. There are 6 questions.…
Defining a disputed word, using history as an argument, and giving advice without easy comfort. 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…