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    The document provides instructions for conducting an interview activity in 3 steps. Step 1 is to get a volunteer interviewee. Step 2 is to form groups of 3 interviewers who will each suggest one question from the provided levels/categories to ask the interviewee. Step 3 is to have another volunteer take the place of the interviewee once the interview is finished. The levels/categories provided are 1) personal information, 2) everyday activities, 3) job, and 4) extra questions. A table is included for writing additional sample questions for each category.

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    The Interview: Speaking Practice for Beginners and Intermediates

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    The document provides instructions for conducting an interview activity in 3 steps. Step 1 is to get a volunteer interviewee. Step 2 is to form groups of 3 interviewers who will each suggest one question from the provided levels/categories to ask the interviewee. Step 3 is to have another volunteer take the place of the interviewee once the interview is finished. The levels/categories provided are 1) personal information, 2) everyday activities, 3) job, and 4) extra questions. A table is included for writing additional sample questions for each category.

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    The Interview

    Skills: Speaking and Writing


    Levels: Begginers and Intermediate

    STEP 1: Get a volunteer (interviewee)


    STEP 2: Form groups of three (Interviewers). Each member suggest a
    question to be asked to the interviewee. Questions should be prepared in
    one level only. There will be at least three groups.
    STEP 3: When the interview finishes another volunteer should take the
    sit of the interviewee.

    Level of questions

    1. Personal information: name, age, origen, address, phone number,


    marital status, etc.

    2. Everyday activities: morning, afternoon, night, at work, weekend,


    weekly, monthly, yearly, etc.

    3. Job: job description, task or main responsability, place of work.

    4. Extra questions: likes, dislikes, free time activities, favorite things.

    Write on the right column some other questions for each item.

    1. NAME What’s your name?

    2. AGE How old are you?

    3. ORIGEN Where are you from?

    4. ADDRESS Where do you live?

    5. JOB What do you do?

    6. MARITAL STATUS Are you married?

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