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    Small talk openers and closers are provided to start and end conversations wherever you are using phrases like "How's it going?" and "See you later." Making an outline is recommended to organize ideas before writing by writing reduced sentences or notes in a structure of topic sentence, supporting sentences, and concluding sentence to provide a general plan.

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    Lesson C

    Small Talk
    Target:
    Use the Conversations openers and closers to have a small
    022

    talk wherever you are.


    Conversations Openers

    How´s it going?
    Can you believe this
    weather?
    That´s a great.......
    (JACKET)
    Do you know many
    people here?
    Conversations closers

    See you later


    Sorry, I´ve got to run .
    Talk to you soon
    It was great to meet
    you
    I should get going. I´ll
    call you later.
    Target:
    Use the Conversations openers and closers to have a small
    022

    talk wherever you are.


    ORGANIZING IDEAS WITH AN
    OUTLINE
    Making an outline is a good way to
    organize your ideas before you
    write.
    An outline is usually written in
    reduced sentences or in notes
    provides a general plan to follow
    when you write.
    Topic Sentence Concluding Sentence.

    Supporting Sentences

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