SPEAKING EXAM

APOLOGISING. Page: 14
To apologize is to tell someone that you are sorry for having done something that has caused him
inconvenience or unhappiness. Answer these questions

1. Are you usually punctual? 2. Are you ever late? Why/Why not? 3. How do you feel when the other
people are late?
Discussion: When was the last time you said sorry for doing something?
Situation: Paul says sorry for making Noelia fall over. She is fine but her laptop isn’t.
Before watching
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/a2-speaking/apologising
LISTEN AND REPEAT

PRACTICE No. 1

1. Work in pairs
Read the situations and make a dialogue. Use core phrases for apologizing page 14. Write your own
scripts. 20 lines. Then present orally.

SITUATION A You’ve broken your friend’s phone accidentally.

SITUATION B You’re running, because your late for classes. Suddenly you crashed with someone, and
he/she dropped his /her laptop.

SITUATION C You forgot your best friend’s birthday last week.

SITUATION D You can’t go to a concert, as you promised

SITUATION E You spilled coffee in your friend’s T shirt.

SITUATION F You didn’t go to your friend’s party

SITUATION G You’ve lost your friend’s cellphone.

RUBRIC

fluency pronunciation Vocabulary Grammatical accuracy Comprehension TOTAL/10

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 PRACTICE No. 2

1. Role Play: Practice a conversation. Use core phrases for ordering for food. Write your
own scripts. Then present orally.

Customer: Order what you want from the menu. Include a desert. Ask how much is it,
finally pay the bill.

Waiter/waitress: Offer the menu and recommend and special dish.

Note down the orders and ask for payment

RUBRIC:
fluency pronunciation Vocabulary Grammatical accuracy Comprehension TOTAL/10
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