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1. Speak
1a. First things first:
- What is a mistake?
- What kinds of mistakes do people make most often?
1b. How do you respond if…
- someone gets your name wrong?
- a friend forgets to turn up for an event?
- you get overcharged on a bill?
- a restaurant messes up your order?
1c. Share your stories about…
- typical typos that people make when typing in your language (= typing mistakes)
- error messages that can come up on your computer or tablet
- a politician who made a gaffe in a speech (= they said something stupid)
- things that can cause a misunderstanding or miscommunication between two people
- a case of mistaken identity (= thinking someone is a different person)
- typical errors that people from your country make when learning English.
Task: With a partner, create a 30-second dialogue where one person makes an everyday mistake.
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Looks like a really interesting lesson, and I LOVE the video. Thank you!
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Thank you so much for the encouragement, Margie! Yes, the video’s great, isn’t it?
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