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a) If Candidates are well-prepared for the Warm up Stage, they can make a very positive first
impression on the Examiner and they can also feel more confident to continue.
b) The topics for the Warm up Stage are known, so Teachers can prepare a variety of questions for
their Candidates, they can assign them for homework and then practise in class.
c) Teachers should train their Candidates to answer in complete sentences and avoid one word
answers or using very short discourse; they should train them to justify what they say.
For example:
Examiner: Do you find school difficult this year?
Candidate: Yes. Or Yes, I do. (short discourse)
Yes, I do. School is quite difficult this year because the subjects this year are
more demanding and we also have a lot of homework to do.
(long contribution)
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Indicative Questions for the Warm up Stage
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Indicative Questions for the Warm up Stage
1. Do you like the area where you live? Why? Why not/
2. What is the best/worst thing about the area you live in?
3. What is your home town like?
4. What is your neighbourhood like?
5. What is the most interesting place to visit in your area?
6. Does your area have parks?
7. Does your area have a lot of shops?
8. Are there places where young people can have fun?
9. What changes would you like to see in your area?
10. Is there a lot of traffic in your area?
11. Are there cinemas in your area?
12. Does your area have sport facilities?
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Indicative Questions for the Warm up Stage
1. What would you like to do after you graduate from high school?
2. What would you like to study at University?
3. Would you like to live in your home town for ever? Why? Why not?
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