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Konuşma sınıfları

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Konuşma Sınıfları

Konuşma sınıfları

Konuşma sınıfları,İngilizce tüm dillerde olduğu gibi günlük konuşma kapasitesi genel olarak 7.500 ile 10.000 kelime arasında değişen bir sistemde hayatiyet kazanır.

Bir çok dil kursunun aksine W.O.L.A İngilizce dilini kursiyerin en hızlı aklında kalacak algılama labirent sistemlerine göre geliştirdiği konuşma sınıfları ile eğitim verir. Konuşma sınıflarında İngilizce dilinin kategorize edilmesi ile sınıflar, GÜNLÜK İNGİLİZCE, İŞ İNGİLİZCESİ, AKADEMİK İNGİLİZCE olmak üzere bölümlere ayrılmıştır.

W.O.L.A. speaking sınıflarında dil bilgisi seviyesi ile orantılı olarak konuşma yeteneğinizin sizi engelleyen, konuşmanızı aksatan sorunlar ortaya çıkarılarak önce bu engeller aşılır.W.O.L.A. kursiyeri sahip olduğu İngilizce bilgisini konuşma düzeyine çıkarabilmek için W.O.L.A. tarafından geliştirilen özel materyal ve doküman destekleri ile geliştirir.

Speaking sınıflarında yer alan kursiyer konuşma eksersizleri ile birlikte kelime bilgisini de geliştirir.W.O.L.A İngilizce konuşma sınıfları kursiyeri kurs sırasında mümkün olduğunca konuşma hataları yaparak özgürce kendisini geliştirmesi üzerine kurulu olup aynı zamanda kursiyerin öz güvenini geliştirmesine odaklıdır.

Genel olarak kursiyerler konuşma hatası yapacağım endişesi ile utanıp sıkılmakta ve kendilerini konuşmaktan alıkoymaktadırlar. Oysa günümüzde bir ülkenin kendi vatandaşları dahi kendi dillerini tam ve düzgün olarak konuşamazken yabancı bir dili öğrenen insanın konuşma hatası yapması çok doğaldır. W.O.L.A. konuşma sınıfları insanın doğal öğrenme gelişimine ilave olarak özgün sistemi ile zaman içinde hataların bireyler tarafından doğal olarak ortadan kaldırılmasına önem verir.

İngilizce öğrenimde en önemli kısım olan speaking class öğrenilenin hayata geçirilme aşaması olduğu için kursiyerlerin bu bölümde özgürce kendilerini ifade etmeleri gerekir.W.O.L.A. da derslerde hayatın içinden farklı konuları görsel ve dijital öğelerle destekleyerek lisanın akılda kalmasını kalan bilginin beyin sisteminde alışkanlık haline gelmesini sağlamaktadır.W.O.L.A. da dil bilgisi seviyesine göre kursiyerler konuşur, sohbet eder, duygu ve düşüncelerini önce sınırlı sonra daha gelişmiş kelimelere dökerek kendilerini ifade eder.  speaking sınıflarında İngilizce dili çekinerek değil eğlenerek geliştirerek edineceğiniz bir yabancı dil haline gelir.

Lisan bir alışkanlık öğretisidir, konuşmaya alışan insanoğlu bu yeteneğini ek bilgi ve verilerle geliştirir.

urada konuşma becerilerinizi geliştirmek için aktiviteler bulabilirsiniz. Farklı durumlarda kullandığımız dili fark ederek ve faydalı ifadeler uygulayarak konuşmanızı geliştirebilirsiniz.

Konuşma sınıfları

Bu bölümdeki kendi kendine çalışma dersleri, Avrupa Ortak Dil Referans Çerçevesi (CEFR) seviyelerine göre yazılır ve düzenlenir. İşyerinde ilerlemek ve İngilizce iletişim kurmak için ihtiyaç duyduğunuz konuşma becerilerini geliştiren iş yerinde farklı konuşmaların videoları ve etkileşimli alıştırmalar var. Videolar, en kullanışlı dili söyleme alıştırması yapmanıza yardımcı olur ve etkileşimli alıştırmalar, ifadeleri hatırlamanıza ve kullanmanıza yardımcı olur.

Hangi seviyeyi seçeceğinizi öğrenmek için ücretsiz çevrimiçi İngilizce testimize katılın. Başlangıç ​​seviyesinden (CEFR seviye A1) üst orta seviyeye (CEFR seviye B2) kadar seviyenizi seçin ve sizin için uygun olan her zaman kendi hızınızda konuşma becerilerinizi geliştirin.

 

 

 

 

Konuşma sınıfları

 

 

Agreeing and disagreeing

Emir and Paul discuss a design for a client. Listen to the language they use for agreeing and disagreeing and practice saying the useful phrases.

Ana: Hi! I’m Ana. Welcome to What to Say!

Do you know what to say when you agree and disagree? Listen out for useful language for agreeing and disagreeing. Then, we’ll practice saying the new phrases – after this.

 

Paul: So?

Emir: I’m not convinced by that idea.

Paul: Why?

Emir: Well, this design is just too simple.

Paul: It’s not simple, it’s minimal. Plus, it’s what the client asked for.

Emir: I’m not so sure. Look … Look at these designs here. I think this is the style that the client wants.

Paul: Hmmm … I think I disagree. They said they wanted it clean and minimal.

Emir: These designs are clean and minimal.

Paul: Look, don’t get me wrong, Emir. I like them, but I don’t think they fit the brief. For example, here, there’s just a bit too much going on.

Emir: OK, I see what you mean, but without all the colour, it would look a bit … empty.

Paul: True. OK, how about taking that and that away? So it still looks interesting, but less busy.

Emir: OK … maybe you’ve got a point there. Actually, that has given me an idea.

…

Emir: So we remove the blue. I think that creates a nice balance.

Paul: Yeah, yeah. I think you’re right. Changing the circles helped too.

Emir: I agree. So we’re happy with this now?

Paul: Yes, definitely.

Emir: So it looks like we can agree!

Paul: Occasionally.

 

Ana: Hello again! I’m pleased that Paul and Emir agreed with each other in the end. So, did you notice the useful phrases used for agreeing and disagreeing? Listen to me and then repeat.

 

I’m not convinced by that idea.

I’m not so sure.

I think I disagree.

Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think they fit. 

I see what you mean, but it looks a bit empty. 

OK, maybe you’ve got a point there.

I think you’re right.

Yes, definitely.

I agree. 

 

Ana: Try and use some of these phrases the next time you agree and disagree in English. Bye for now!

1 item remaining

Choose the best answer.

Agreeing and disagreeing

In this video, Emir and Paul discuss a design for a client. Listen to the language they use for agreeing and disagreeing and practice saying the useful phrases.

into the preparation task first. .

Konuşma sınıfları

Preparation task

Put the phrases (a–h) in the correct group (1–2).

Groups

Phrases

  1. Agreeing

………………………………

  1. Disagreeing

………………………………

  1. I think I disagree.

  2. I’m not so sure.

  3. Maybe you’ve got a point there.

  4. Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think so.

  5. I agree.

  6. I’m not convinced.

  7. I think you’re right.

  8. Yes, definitely.

Tasks

Task 1

Decide which sentence gives the best summary of.

  1. Emir and Paul discuss the design but can’t agree on any changes.

  2. Emir and Paul disagree on the design, but they make some changes and finally agree.

  3. Emir and Paul both agree on the design and decide no changes are needed.

Task 2

Put the words in the correct order.

  1. by not idea. I’m that convinced

  1. so not I’m sure.

  2. disagree. I think I

  1. they fit. get me to think that wrong, but I don’t Don’t

  1. what a bit empty. you mean, I see but it looks

  1. there. point a got OK, maybe you’ve

  1. you’re I right. think

  1. we like So agree! looks it

Task 3

Complete the dialogue.

convinced

definitely

get me wrong

got a point

I disagree

not so sure

right

what you mean

A: Here’s my design for the new advertising campaign. What do you think?

B: I’m not (1) that this is what the client wants.

A: But they asked for bright colours.

B: I think (2) They said they wanted the design to be fresh and fun.

A: But this design is fresh and fun.

B: I’m (3)……………………………… .

A: Really?

B: Don’t (4) , I like your design but it doesn’t fit the brief.

A: I see (5) I guess it’s a bit too flashy.

B: What about changing the red and the stars?

A: Maybe you’ve (6)……………………………… there. I think you’re (7) Is that better?

B: Yes, (8)……………………………… .

Discussion

When was the last time you disagreed with someone?

Transcript

Ana: Hi! I’m Ana. Welcome to What to Say!

Do you know what to say when you agree and disagree? Listen out for useful language for agreeing and disagreeing. Then, we’ll practise saying the new phrases – after this.

Paul: So?

Emir: I’m not convinced by that idea.

Paul: Why?

Emir: Well, this design is just too simple.

Paul: It’s not simple, it’s minimal. Plus, it’s what the client asked for.

Emir: I’m not so sure. Look … Look at these designs here. I think this is the style that the client wants.

Paul: Hmmm … I think I disagree. They said they wanted it clean and minimal.

Emir: These designs are clean and minimal.

Paul: Look, don’t get me wrong, Emir. I like them, but I don’t think they fit the brief. For example, here, there’s just a bit too much going on.

Emir: OK, I see what you mean, but without all the colour, it would look a bit … empty.

Paul: True. OK, how about taking that and that away? So it still looks interesting, but less busy.

Emir: OK … maybe you’ve got a point there. Actually, that has given me an idea.

…

Emir: So we remove the blue. I think that creates a nice balance. Paul: Yeah, yeah. I think you’re right. Changing the circles helped too. Emir: I agree. So we’re happy with this now?

Paul: Yes, definitely.

Emir: So it looks like we can agree!

Paul: Occasionally.

Ana: Hello again! I’m pleased that Paul and Emir agreed with each other in the end. So, did you notice the useful phrases used for agreeing and disagreeing? Listen to me and then repeat.

I’m not convinced by that idea. I’m not so sure.

I think I disagree.

Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think they fit. I see what you mean, but it looks a bit empty. OK, maybe you’ve got a point there.

I think you’re right. Yes, definitely.

I agree.

Ana: Try and use some of these phrases the next time you agree and disagree in English. Bye for now!

Agreeing and disagreeing

In this video, Emir and Paul discuss a design for a client. Listen to the language they use for agreeing and disagreeing and practise saying the useful phrases.

Konuşma sınıfları

Do the preparation task first.

Preparation task

Put the phrases (a–h) in the correct group (1–2).

Groups

Phrases

  1. Agreeing

………………………………

  1. Disagreeing

………………………………

  1. I think I disagree.

  2. I’m not so sure.

  3. Maybe you’ve got a point there.

  4. Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think so.

  5. I agree.

  6. I’m not convinced.

  7. I think you’re right.

  8. Yes, definitely.

Task 1

Decide which sentence gives the best summary of the video.

  1. Emir and Paul discuss the design but can’t agree on any changes.

  2. Emir and Paul disagree on the design, but they make some changes and finally agree.

  3. Emir and Paul both agree on the design and decide no changes are needed.

Task 2

Put the words in the correct order.

  1. by not idea. I’m that convinced

  1. so not I’m sure.

  2. disagree. I think I

  1. they fit. get me think that wrong, but I don’t Don’t

  1. what a bit empty. you mean, I see but it looks

  1. there. point a got OK, maybe you’ve

  1. you’re I right. think

  1. we like So agree! looks it

Task 3

Complete the dialogue.

convinced

definitely

get me wrong

got a point

I disagree

not so sure

right

what you mean

A: Here’s my design for the new advertising campaign. What do you think?

B: I’m not (1) that this is what the client wants.

A: But they asked for bright colours.

B: I think (2) They said they wanted the design to be fresh and fun.

A: But this design is fresh and fun.

B: I’m (3)……………………………… .

A: Really?

B: Don’t (4) , I like your design but it doesn’t fit the brief.

A: I see (5) I guess it’s a bit too flashy.

B: What about changing the red and the stars?

A: Maybe you’ve (6)……………………………… there. I think you’re (7) Is that better?

B: Yes, (8)……………………………… .

Discussion

When was the last time you disagreed with someone?

Transcript

Ana: Hi! I’m Ana. Welcome to What to Say!

Do you know what to say when you agree and disagree? Listen out for useful language for agreeing and disagreeing. Then, we’ll practise saying the new phrases – after this.

Paul: So?

Emir: I’m not convinced by that idea.

Paul: Why?

Emir: Well, this design is just too simple.

Paul: It’s not simple, it’s minimal. Plus, it’s what the client asked for.

Emir: I’m not so sure. Look … Look at these designs here. I think this is the style that the client wants.

Paul: Hmmm … I think I disagree. They said they wanted it clean and minimal.

Emir: These designs are clean and minimal.

Paul: Look, don’t get me wrong, Emir. I like them, but I don’t think they fit the brief. For example, here, there’s just a bit too much going on.

Emir: OK, I see what you mean, but without all the colour, it would look a bit … empty.

Paul: True. OK, how about taking that and that away? So it still looks interesting, but less busy.

Emir: OK … maybe you’ve got a point there. Actually, that has given me an idea.

…

Emir: So we remove the blue. I think that creates a nice balance. Paul: Yeah, yeah. I think you’re right. Changing the circles helped too. Emir: I agree. So we’re happy with this now?

Paul: Yes, definitely.

Emir: So it looks like we can agree!

Paul: Occasionally.

Ana: Hello again! I’m pleased that Paul and Emir agreed with each other in the end. So, did you notice the useful phrases used for agreeing and disagreeing? Listen to me and then repeat.

I’m not convinced by that idea. I’m not so sure.

I think I disagree.

Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think they fit. I see what you mean, but it looks a bit empty. OK, maybe you’ve got a point there.

I think you’re right. Yes, definitely.

I agree.

Ana: Try and use some of these phrases the next time you agree and disagree in English. Bye for now!

Konuşma sınıfları

Answers

Preparation task

    1. c, e, g, h

    2. a, b, d, f

Task 1

1. b

Task 2

  1. I’m not convinced by that idea.

  2. I’m not so sure.

  3. I think I disagree.

  4. Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think that they fit.

  5. I see what you mean, but it looks a bit empty.

  6. OK, maybe you’ve got a point there.

  7. I think you’re right.

  8. So it looks like we agree!

Task 3

  1. convinced

  2. I disagree

  3. not so sure

  4. get me wrong

  5. what you mean

  6. got a point

  7. right

  8. definitely

Answer

Preparation task

    1. c, e, g, h

    2. a, b, d, f

Task 1

1. bTask 2

  1. I’m not convinced by that idea.

  2. I’m not so sure.

  3. I think I disagree.

  4. Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think that they fit.

  5. I see what you mean, but it looks a bit empty.

  6. OK, maybe you’ve got a point there.

  7. I think you’re right.

  8. So it looks like we agree!

Task 3

  1. convinced

  2. I disagree

  3. not so sure

  4. get me wrong

  5. what you mean

  6. got a point

  7. right

  8. definitely

 

 

 

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