Speaking Task 5
Speaking Task 5: Comparing and PersuadingComparing and Persuading
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Saying which one you pick
6Name your choice in your first sentence, before any reasons. Your listener is waiting to hear which one you picked. Holding it back to build up to it costs you time and leaves them guessing through the whole answer. For example: “I would go with the community hall rather than the hotel room.”
Name your choice in your first sentence, before any reasons. Your listener is waiting to hear which one you picked. Holding it back to build up to it costs you time and leaves them guessing through the whole answer.
“I would go with the community hall rather than the hotel room.”
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