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7.3.2Spanish B SL14 flashcards

The conversation

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¿Qué es la conversación en el oral individual?

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¿Qué es la conversación en el oral individual?

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Es la parte después de la presentación: el profesor comenta el estímulo contigo y luego pasáis a una conversación general sobre otros temas.

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¿Cuál es la regla de oro de la conversación?

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Desarrollar las respuestas: nunca contestar con una sola palabra.

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¿Cómo justificas una respuesta en español?

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Con una razón («porque…») o un ejemplo («por ejemplo…»).

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¿Qué frase usas para pedir aclaración si no entiendes?

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«¿Podría repetir la pregunta, por favor?» — pedir aclaración es mejor que quedarse en silencio.

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¿Cómo aportas tu experiencia personal en la conversación?

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Con expresiones como «En mi caso…», «En mi país…» o «En mi instituto…».

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desarrollar una respuesta

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to develop an answer — to extend it with detail, not stop at one word

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justificar

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to justify — to back up your point with a reason or an example

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aportar tu experiencia

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to bring in your own experience — to personalise your answer

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pedir aclaración

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to ask for clarification — «¿Podría repetir la pregunta, por favor?»

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Why is a one-word answer a problem in the conversation?

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It gives the examiner almost nothing to mark — you lose Message and Interactive marks. Always add a reason or example.

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What's the five-move routine for answering a question well?

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Listen, answer and develop, justify with a reason or example, add your own experience, and ask for clarification if unsure.

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What should you do if you don't understand a question?

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Ask politely for it to be repeated («¿Podría repetir, por favor?») — never go silent.

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Roughly how long should each answer be?

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About three sentences: the answer, a reason or example, and a touch of your own experience.

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Which criterion does developing the conversation help most?

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Criterion C (Interactive & receptive /6), and developed, justified ideas also lift Criterion B (Message /12).

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