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Campus Talk : Effective Communication Beyond the Classroom. Volume 2.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Dushku, Silvana.
Contributor:
Thompson, Paul.
JSTOR (Online Service)
Series:
CAMPUS TALK.2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Conversation--Problems, exercises, etc.
Conversation.
Oral communication--Social aspects--Problems, exercises, etc.
Oral communication.
Oral communication--Social aspects.
Genre:
Problems and exercises.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (201 pages).
polychrome
Place of Publication:
Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2021.
System Details:
text file
Contents:
Cover
Title
Copyright Information
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
UNIT 5 : TALKING ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED
PART 1: Sharing a conversational story
Activity 1: Let's Get Started
Activity 2: Let's Review: Pre-announcement Expressions
Activity 3: Setting the Scene: Background Information
Activity 4: Reference in Conversational Stories
PART 2: Delivering a conversational story
Activity 1: Expressing Emotions: What a Story!
Activity 2: Using Stress and Intonation to Express Strong Emotions
Activity 3: Using Contrastive Stress
Activity 4: Using Pauses for Emphasis
PART 3: Engaging in a conversational story
Activity 1: Asking Questions
Activity 2: Let's Review: Making Comments
Activity 3: Revisiting Ellipsis
UNIT 5 FINAL UNIT TASK
UNIT 5 SELF-ASSESSMENT: What Progress Did I Make?
UNIT 5 VOCABULARY LIST
UNIT 5 QUIZ
UNIT 6: SORTING THINGS OUT
PART 1: Making a complaint
Activity 2: Use of Complaints in English
Activity 3: Making a Pre-complaint
Activity 4: Making a Complaint
PART 2: Responding to a complaint
Activity 1: How Can You Respond to a Complaint?
Activity 2: Strategies for Responding to a Complaint
Activity 3: Focus on Appropriateness
Putting It Together
Activity 4: Focus on Fluency
Let's Play!
PART 3: Making and responding to an apology
Activity 1: When Do We Apologize in English?
Activity 2: Apologizing Strategies
Activity 3: Apology or Non-apology Statements?
Activity 4: Responding to an Apology
UNIT 6 FINAL UNIT TASK
UNIT 6 SELF-ASSESSMENT: What Progress Did I Make?
UNIT 6 VOCABULARY LIST
UNIT 6 QUIZ
UNIT 7: SHARING YOUR WORK
PART 1: Building rapport with your audience
Activity 2: Getting Attention
Activity 3: Setting Expectations
Activity 4: Establishing Visual Connections
PART 2: Keeping your audience focused
Activity 1: Using Focus Expressions
Activity 2: Emphasizing Intentions
Activity 3: Expressing Stance
Activity 4: Previewing and Reviewing the Main Points
PART 3: Managing interaction with your audience
Activity 2: Softening the Effect of Questions
Activity 3: Managing the Q&A Session
Activity 4: Identifying Feedback Strategies
Activity 5: Giving and Responding to Tentative Feedback
UNIT 7 FINAL UNIT TASK
UNIT 7 SELF-ASSESSMENT: What Progress Did I Make?
UNIT 7 VOCABULARY LIST
UNIT 7 QUIZ
UNIT 8: HANGING OUT
PART 1: Making and responding to an invitation
Activity 2: Making an Invitation
Activity 3: Practicing Pre-invitation Follow-up Routines
Activity 4: Responding to an Invitation
Activity 5: Distinguishing an Invitation from a Non-invitation
PART 2: Giving and responding to a compliment
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Activity 1: How Good of an Observer Are You?
Electronic reproduction. New York Available via World Wide Web.
Other Format:
Print version: Dushku, Silvana Campus Talk, Volume 2
ISBN:
1474419410
9781474419413
Publisher Number:
99987440432
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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