Question:
How do you get an a* in English speaking and listening?
anonymous
2010-06-23 13:12:57 UTC
My coursework is A+ standard so I have to up my speaking and listening otherwise my overall grade will drop. So yeah does anyone know certain things you have to do to achieve A+?
Seven answers:
?
2010-06-23 16:06:01 UTC
I was really nervous about my speaking and listening, we had to do a court case and a speech about work experience, which was AWFUL =[. BUT the best thing to do is just practice your notes, and try and keep calm. I thought I had done awful as I am quite a shy person but I didn't. By the sound of the rest of your coursework grades you have a natural flair for English, good on you- it's only the best subject! ha ha.

Also a good thing to do is when other people finish their speech etc, is to ask them a question about something specific to their speech. For example, taking in a careers speech, the person at some point says '' I really enjoyed working at the primary school, but I want to do something more adventurous in my life'' , you could inquire about what their ideal career would be or why primary school isn't adventurous! SERIOUSLY the cheesier the better, they love that stuff. =]

Try and note down some quotes/points that the person brings up during their speech and then refer to them when asking your question.



Finally just try hard, I'm sure you will do great. Don't worry about stressing over it. I stress loads but I think it just shows you care and are committed.

Good Luck XD
?
2010-06-23 13:38:42 UTC
It appears from your question that your course work has bestowed you with A+ and now you want to upgrade your speaking and listening or else your overall grade will drop. Since you are able enough to get A+ in the course work, I don't think it will be very difficult to get such grades in speaking and listening. Go to a good coaching class which will definitely help you to achieve your ambition.
?
2016-10-16 10:43:38 UTC
i think of the consumer-friendly english speaker is familiar with a minimum of 10,000 words. to appreciate the final public of what's being reported, i'd say shoot for 4,000. undergo in strategies however, sounding like a close-by speaker is greater effective than in basic terms memorizing numerous vast words.
PianoGuy
2010-06-23 13:29:39 UTC
Study first party later.
anonymous
2010-06-23 13:18:17 UTC
skl iz 4 luzrs
rain cloud
2010-06-23 13:14:16 UTC
common sense. speak and listen more.
?
2010-06-23 13:17:58 UTC
agree with rain cloud


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