Saying Your Ideas Clearly

What are we learning today?

You will learn how to give clear answers in pairs, groups and the class.

Explanation

• Use a short, full sentence. Put the key fact first.
• Use words from the question in your answer.
• Speak slowly and look at your listeners.
• Wait for your turn. Do not interrupt.

Examples

1. "Where's the board?" "The board is behind the teacher."
2. "What winter sports can you do at Tabagan?" "You can go skiing or snowboarding."
3. Fantasy World has more than 30 different rides.

Remember!

• One sentence is for one idea.
• A sentence is clearer than one word.

Check yourself

1. Answer in a full sentence: Where's the board?
2. What do you do when a classmate is speaking?