Control speaking

We are looking for teachers who can speak two languages equally well.

We are looking for two_______________ teachers.

We are looking for an English teacher who is from an English speaking country.

We are looking for a(n) ____________ to teach English.

I speak English but I don’t speak any languages from other countries.

I speak English but I don’t speak any___________________.

I can speak a little Spanish but my knowledge of tenses, verb forms, word order and other things

isn’t very good.

I can speak a little Spanish but my knowledge of____________ isn’t very good.

Mark speaks excellent Polish but he’s from the UK, so I think the language he learned as a child

is English.

Mark speaks excellent Polish but he’s from the UK, so I think his ____________is English.

When you start learning a new language, I think it is important to learn lots of words and phrases rst.

When you start learning a new language, I think it is important to learn lots of____________

first.

We have to learn this text but I don’t know what these words and phrases mean.

We have to learn this text but I don’t_______________ these words and phrases.

I know a lot of French but I have problems saying the words at a natural speed.

I know a lot of French but I can’t______________ in that language.

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 0 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 1 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 2 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 3 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 4 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 5 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 6 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 7 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 8 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 9 .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…

Complete the dialogue below by choosing the correct response for Grandad

in Gap 1O .

Grandad’s responses:

A Do you mean I can just type something there and then all my friends see it at the same time?

B I’m sorry, I don’t get it. How can you get the video from YouTube to show them?

C I’m not sure I get it. How can a sports team have a Facebook page?

D I don’t know what you did just then. Can you show me again?

E What do you mean? You have to pay, don’t you?

F And how many posts are there on your Facebook page?

G Do you mean the girl with the long black hair?

H Why would I want to watch anything on YouTube? I Yes, thanks. What are you doing?

J Now I get it. So what else can you do on it?

K Oh right. I didn’t know it was so easy. And can I read the things they write too? L Oh right! Now I understand. So how do I get a Facebook page?

M Facebook? I don’t use it. I think it’s waste of time!

N I see. And which picture did you put on there?

O I see. And she explained what the photo is too in the writing there next to it.

May: Hi Grandad, are you OK?

Grandad: 0

May: I’m checking my Facebook page.

Grandad: 1 ___

May: No it isn’t! I can keep in contact with all of my friends, and it’s free too. Grandad: 2 ___

May: No, of course not! Look! Here’s a list of my friends, and they can all see whatever I write here.

Grandad: 3 ___

May: Exactly! And that’s not all! Look here… Can you see my photos? Well, they can see those as well. Do you see?

Grandad: 4 ___

May: Yes, you can. Look! There’s a post from Magda – you know, Magda in my class at school?

Grandad: 5 ___

May: Yes, that’s her. Well, look… she put this picture on there about five minutes ago.

Grandad: 6 ___

May: You got it! And look… You know the football club I go to? Well, I get posts from them too about practice and matches and things.

Grandad: 7 ___

May: Don’t be silly! Someone at the club writes it!

Grandad: 8 ___

May: Well, I can put a link to a video I like on YouTube so my friends can watch it too. Do you know what I mean?

Grandad: 9 ___

May: You don’t download the video. Facebook just makes a link to it so when you click here, for example, it opens the video on Facebook.

Grandad: 10 ___

May: Well, first you need to open an account…