GENERAL SPEAKING

REVIEW

QUESTION FORMATION; GRAMMAR;

CONVERSATION; PRONUNCIATION

QUESTION FORMATION

PRACTICE (MIXED

TENSES)

EXAMPLE:

I’m watching TV.

I’m watching TV.

What are you doing?

Form the correct question for each

response.

I bought my dress at a shop in District 3.

I bought my dress at a shop in District 3.

Where did you buy your dress?

She wakes up early, usually around 6am.

She wakes up early, usually around 6am.

What time does she usually wake up?

When does she (usually) wake up?

They’re going to Ho Tram this weekend.

They’re going to Ho Tram this weekend.

Where are they going this weekend?

What are they doing this weekend?

When will they go to Ho Tram?

He starts his new job on the 18th.

He starts his new job on the 18th.

When does he start his new job?

When will he start his new job?

I’m sorry, but we’ve run out of rice.

I’m sorry, but we’ve run out of rice.

Can/could I have some rice, please?

May I have some rice please?

Is there any rice?

Do you have any rice?

I’ve got a stomachache. I think I’m going to go

home early.

I’ve got a stomachache. I think I’m going to go

home early.

Are you (feeling) OK / sick?

Do you feel OK / sick?

I wish I could go to lunch with you both, but

I’ve got to get back to the office.

Can you go to lunch with us?

Will you join us for lunch?

Shall we go to lunch?

Something odd happened during the storm

last night.

…

reverse

Something odd happened during the storm

last night.

What happened?

(oh really? What happened?)

oh yeah?

I saw an interesting film on Sunday.

I saw an interesting film on Sunday.

What was it about?

What film was it?

I applied for a new position last week.

I applied for a new position last week.

What position did you apply for?

Where did you apply?

Why did you do that?

I should’ve said ‘hello’ to my former boss

when I saw her eating lunch last week.

I should’ve said ‘hello’ to my former boss

when I saw her eating lunch last week.

Why didn’t you say ‘hello’.

Why did you avoid her?

What made you avoid her?

PRONUNCIATION

Look at the following words and practice pronouncing

them.

*challenge: Try to use them in a sentence

“EXACTLY”

*Remember: When “t” comes between 2 consonants, we

usually drop this sound

CASTLE

LISTEN

FASTEN (YOUR SEAT BELT)

CHRISTMAS

GRANDFATHER

GRANDMOTHER

*Remember: When “d” comes between 2 consonants, we

usually drop this sound

KNEE

KNIFE

KNORR

KNOWLEDGE

SCAR

SCENIC

SCISSORS

MUSCLE

FRUIT

FOOD

RECIPE

RECEIPT

SEEN

SING

TANK

THINK

THANK

THAT

DARK

DOCTOR

DOCK

DOOR

CHANGE

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

CONVERSATION

QUESTIONS

Can you tell me

about your upbringing?

What’s a typical day

look like for you?

What are you looking forward to

most this week?

How would the people

closest to you describe

you?

What is the most out-of-

character thing you’ve ever

done?

Do you have a favorite restaurant?

What do you usually order?

What’s one question you get asked

frequently… that you’re tired of answering.

EXPRESSING YOUR

OPINION