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Students will prepare a short presentation about one of the topics provided below or any other topic students prefer. This presentation should last between 3 and 4 minutes. Teachers will evaluate students' speaking skill based on these criteria: grammar and vocabulary, content, pronunciation and fluency.

Topics:
- Habits/hobbies
- Routines
- Favorite characters or celebrities
- Past routines
- Childhood memories
- Historical events
- Personal future plans
- General culture
- Travels / living abroad
- To tell a story
- Your last vacation
- General future predictions or personal plans

Speaking practice

Students will be divided into small groups and will practice speaking by asking some of these questions:

1. What do you do if you are bored?
2. Describe one of the most important people in your life.
3. Who do you talk to when you have problems?
4. Do you prefer meat or fresh vegetables? Why?
5. What are some hobbies you have?

6. What was the last restaurant you went to? How was it?
7. What was the last movie you saw? How was it?
8. Who did you hang out with last? What did you do together?
9. Tell me about the last time you were really excited.
10. Talk about the last time you were really scared.

11. What are you going to do after class?
12. What are you going to do this weekend?
13. Where are you going to eat dinner tonight?
14. What’s going to be your next big purchase? When are you going to buy it?
15. What are you going to use English for in the future?


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