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Summary of the different parts of the oral English exam. Monologue, Dialogue and Mediation. Examples and ready-made phrases included, suitable for any topic.

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Monologue: 4m/4.30m speaking Formal – No co


1) Presentation: 3) The end: This conclude my presentation on the topic…and
- Hello, my name is… listening to me.

- I am going to talk you about / start talking about…
- Let me begin speaking about the topic of…
- The subject of my topic is…
- And then I will mention some aspects about…
- Specially, I am going to focus on…areas


2) Monologue:
• Expressions:
- TO ORDER IDEAS: First of all, / Secondly, / Finally, / To sum up, / First, after that, then…
- TO ADD MORE IDEAS FROM THE SAME POINT OF VIEW: In addition, / Also, / Let’s move on the next point witch
- TO INTRODUCE THE OPPOSITE POINT OF VIEW: However, / On the other hand,
- TO GIVE EXAMPLES: For example, / For instance,
- TO SHOW HESITATION (dejar tiempo para pensar): Well… / Hmmm…
- TO CONCLUDE: In conclusion,… / As a final point I’d like to add that… / And also the last point..
Oral

, Dialogue: 5m speaking Informal – No c


1) Start the conversation
- Hello, my name is…
- Shall I star? Go ahead.
- Would you like to speak first?
- We could start talking about… / Now, we’re going to discuss about… topic.


2) Dialogue
• Expressions:

- GIVING YOUR OPINION: I think that…/In my opinion…/I find it really interesting…/ Personally, I’d say that... /But, a
two coins.

- WHAT DO YOU THINK?: How do you feel about that? /What’s your view on this?

- AGREEING: I totally agree with that you just said./There’s no doubt about that… / I’m absolutely convinced what y
true. / Fair enough = I think it’s okay.

- HALF AGREEING: I’m not sure about that./I see your point, but… / I agree with you in some aspects, but in relation to

- DISAGREEING: Sorry, but I don’t agree with you./ That’s not necessary true.

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