Ju­s­ti­fy­ing your choice

 

An­s­wer Key

 

Ba­sis­fach

a) Cut out the cards and put them into four dif­fe­rent groups:

1. Pre­sen­ting your choice
2. Sup­porting an idea
3. Being un­de­ci­ded/ba­lan­cing
4. Ar­guing against an idea

b)

1. Put the four groups of card­sin front of you (face up).
2. Pre­sent your three quo­tes and ex­plain why you chose them. Start each sen­tence with a sui­ta­ble phra­se from the cards in front of you. If you have used a card, turn it over.
3. Lis­ten to your part­ner and say if you agree with his/her choice. Again, use sui­ta­ble phra­ses from the cards.
4. Count the cards you have tur­ned over: Who has used more cards?

 

Leis­tungs­fach

a) Cut out the cards and put them into four dif­fe­rent groups:

1. Pre­sen­ting your choice
2. Sup­porting an idea
3. Being un­de­ci­ded/ba­lan­cing
4. Ar­guing against an idea

b) Talk to your part­ner:

1. Put the four groups of cards in front of you (face up).
2. Pre­sent your three quo­tes and ex­plain why you chose them. Start each sen­tence with a sui­ta­ble phra­se from the cards in front of you. If you have used a card, turn it over.
3. Lis­ten to your part­ner and say if you agree with his/her choice. Again, use sui­ta­ble phra­ses from the cards.
4. Count the cards you have tur­ned over: Who has used more cards?

 

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