Speaking B2 — Making a Concession to Your Opponent
The sign you can really debate: agreeing on one point without losing your argument. You’ll get 8 questions. Answer aloud…
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The sign you can really debate: agreeing on one point without losing your argument. You’ll get 8 questions. Answer aloud…
Telling the story of a hard decision, admitting a weakness without selling yourself short, and explaining why you’re leaving without…
Describing a chart, explaining an increase, admitting what the numbers don’t show. There are 8 questions. Answer out loud (or…
Read a chart honestly, tell correlation from cause, and express uncertainty without losing the room. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Talk about yourself without boasting, admit a weakness without sinking, and ask the right questions. There are 8 questions. Answer…
Moving the negotiation from the number to the constraint, holding your point without threatening, and admitting your own mistake at…
Separate the person from the work, accept the other person’s point without giving in, and announce the next step in…
Giving useful advice: should, why don’t you, if I were you. You’ll get 8 questions. Answer aloud (or in writing…
Telling accessibility and consent apart, proposing a workable rule, and building the strongest objection against yourself. There are 6 questions.…
The individual against the system, the “we’re too small to matter” objection, and how to talk about it without preaching.…
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