In this lesson, you should have learned… that there are three common questions types for giving information and explaining that you should extend your answer by giving as much detail as possible the WHY / SO / BUT / THEN technique for extending your answer some...
Here are some questions with full, extended responses: Examiner: Do you have any hobbies or interests? Candidate: Hmm, yes I do. I really enjoy fishing, I go quite a lot in the summer. I like it because it can be very peaceful just sitting by a river, so I come back...
Narration: Let’s look back at the closed question we saw earlier. Answering simply with ‘Yes’ is obviously not going to get a good result. Adding just a little more information such as this is still not demonstrating a range of ability to the...
Narration: Question structures. With questions asking you to give information and explain, there are three common questions types. Here is an example of the first type. It is a closed question, which means that it needs a yes or no type response. Remember though that...
To complete this lesson, you will need to know the following vocabulary. When you are sure you know all the words, continue to the next page. RESPONSE EXTEND STATEMENT DEMONSTRATE...
