Studied by 4 peopleIn this task you are expected to participate in a?
simulated conversation
You will have how many minute/s to read the directions and the introduction and outline of the conversation?
one minute to read the directions and one additional minute to read the introduction and outline of the conversation
In the outline, the shaded parts indicate the part of the conversation that has already been recorded, and the unshaded part is what?
your part in the conversation
After each time the other person speaks, you will have how many seconds to record your response?
20 seconds to record your response
how many in total do you have to respond throughout the conversation?
a total of 5 different times
Strategies For Task 3: Conversation
Read the introduction and flow of the conversation (2 minutes).
As you speak (20 seconds per response).
Buenos días (formal)
Hola, ¿qué tal? (informal)
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to greet someone in handy during conversation
Tengo que irme. Nos vemos. (Informal)
Adiós. (Formal and informal)
Hasta luego. (Formal and informal)
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to end a conversation
Muchas gracias por . . . (+ infinitive verb)
Agradezco su (tu) . . . (+ noun)
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to thank someone in handy during conversation
No creo que . . . (+ present subjunctive)
Desafortunadamente no . . . (+ present indicative)
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to respond negatively in a conversation
¡Qué bien!
¡Cuánto me alegra!
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to show positive emotion in a conversation
Yo recomiendo que . . . (+ present subjunctive)
Sería mejor que . . . (+ imperfect subjunctive)
example of useful phrases/ vocabulary to suggest an idea in a conversation
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