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Closure stage-socialization



                       22. Tick the expressions that invite others to comment on something during
                           a conversation.

                           •  Write an ✔ next to the expressions that invite others. Look at the example.          session 10


                   ✔    “Why don’t we ask Pedro about what              “We should check with Mr. Jones, since he’s
                       people eat in Guatemala. He’s been there        American.”
                       twice.”

                        “Let’s see what Jessica has to say about it.”    “He won’t understand, don’t ask him.”


                        “I don’t want to check this with anybody.”      “She doesn’t care about this, why ask her?”  Adjectives



                       23. Discuss the cultural habit you selected and check that there is no
                           information missing.

                           •  Involve others in the conversation and use some of the expressions
                              you worked with in Activity 22.
                           •  Listen to the track and use it as an example.                        TRACK 11

                       24. Check the facts you highlighted in Activity 15 and adapt them to make them
                           more interesting.

                           •  Use words that determine qualities or proprieties.
                           •  Make sure you are placing these words in the correct order. Look at the example.

                                                                                        flat-white
                    For our conversation                                                (n.): tipo de
                                                                                        preparación de
                                                                                        café
                                                                                        staple (adj.):
                    Example:                                                            básico

                                        Facts                                       Opinions



                      “Don’t miss the country’s famous tea           Turkey is well known for its coffee.
                      and coffee.”                                   Almost all Australians drink coffee
                       “Breakfast isn’t complete without a           at breakfast.

                       flat-white.”                                  An old French habit is to have an
                       “A morning coffee is indispensable.”          espresso with a croissant.

                       “Breakfast is a rather simple affair of        A specific Argentinian food staple is a
                       café con leche, orange juice, and toast        croissant-like pastry called a medialuna.
                       or croissant-like medialunas.”





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