Speaking - KMK-Projekt Format

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• Planned: Planned – the speaker has prepared and practised a speech or presentation (at home / before the test) – pronunciation and intonation have been practised – often tends towards formality of lexis and syntax • Unplanned – e.g. e.g. everyday conversation – spontaneous utterances; utterances; short sense units, units, incomplete sentences – pronunciation and intonation less controlled – lexis and syntax tend to be informal/colloquial
• Chatting Situations – Conversation, Conversation, small talk • purpose: purpose: to establish and maintain contact; contact • the atmosphere is friendly, friendly, tendency to agreement rather than argument • often found at the beginning of speaking tests i.e. i.e. the warm-up warm up (Should Should the warm-up warm up be assessed?) assessed?)
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