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“If I become President…” 2nd grade High School Project: “If I become President…”

A Campaign Slogan A Persuasive Speech You will design your own WEBSITE as a Presidential Candidate. In this website you must include : A Campaign Slogan A Persuasive Speech

Campaign Slogan (5 words)

2016 2008 1952

Persuasive Speech. (175 words) It must motivate and catch the audience’s attention. It must include: INTRODUCTION BODY (2 topics) CONCLUSION

Housing and urban development Economy Education TOPICS : Housing and urban development Economy Education Employment/Unemployment Health Transportation Culture and art Women’s right and gender equity Environment Others.

Structure and Lexical Contents Present or Past Simple Future Tenses or Conditionals Perfect Tenses Passive Voice Modals Different Phrasal verbs (4) Connectors (6) Related vocabulary

SPEECH EXAMPLE WRITTEN Ladies and gentleman. Our country has come to a crossroad, and now you have the power to change this situation. If you elect me as President, I’ll do many changes. First, education is a very important issue in my plan. The big differences between private and public schools regarding to resources is unacceptable. I propose free access for everyone. To accomplish this, I’m not proposing new taxes, but rather a rechannelling of our existing tax revenue to meet this demand. Second, economic development. For many years, economic prosperity has been neglected by current government leaders, and I’m planning to change that. I’m proposing a city centre project that would promote new businesses, and green open areas to bring people back to the heart of our city. Finally, If I’m elected, I promise to try my best to make sure your concerns are fully addressed at the local and national level. I’ll take your proposals into consideration and I’ll be available to talk whenever you want. Thank you.

SPEECH EXAMPLE SPEAKING

SPEECH EXAMPLE 2

ORAL EVALUATION Aspects Points Subject knowledge 2 points Grammar Pronunciation Intonation Fluency Organization Time ( 2 minutes) 1 point Final Mark 15 points ORAL EVALUATION (-0,2) per pronunciation mistake (-0,5) per grammar mistake .