Speaking and Listening Skills Functional Skills English Taking Part in a Exchange.

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Speaking and Listening Skills Functional Skills English Taking Part in a Exchange

General Speaking and Listening Skills 1. Responding to questions from others 2. Following verbal instructions. 3. Asking questions. 4. Greet others appropriately. 5. Talk to others using appropriate and polite language.

General Speaking and Listening Skills 6. Take verbal messages and pass them on to others. 7. Use technical language. 8. Give verbal instructions or other information. 9. Contribute to meetings/discussions. 10. Contribute to teamwork task.

What Good Speakers Do

Taking Part in a One-to-One Exchange 0 The art of playing a role/character 0 Offer views your character will offer 0 Think about your audience when you speak (Audience: the person or people you are talking to) 0 Always remember: - The reason why you are speaking (Purpose) - The situation (Context) - A good way to demonstrate your speaking and listening

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