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TASK ONE

Warm-up questions

1.

What’s your name?

2.

Can you spell it?

(military or phonetic alphabet)

3.

What’s your job?

and/or

TASK TWO

Role-play

[ max . 4 minutes ]

TASK THREE

Questions

1.

Tell us about your favourite sport/

2.

Have you ever injured yourself while doing a

3.

What are the advantages an

The examiner is your work colleague.

You both have to prepare for the fitness test.

•

suggest jogging / mornings

•

accept afternoons, suggest other activities

•

answer colleague

The examiner begins by saying:

“We’re taking our fitness test in three

The candidate is your work colleague.

You both have to prepare for the fitness test.

•

jogging OK - mornings impossible, suggest afternoon

•

accept other suggestions

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fitness test – results last year?

“We’re taking our fitness test in 3 months.”

up questions

[ max. 2 minutes ]

(military or phonetic alphabet)

and/or

Where do you live?

[ max . 4 minutes ]

CANDIDATE’S ROLE

EXAMINER’S ROLE

Questions [6 – 7 minutes ]

l us about your favourite sport/free-time activity. How often (where) do you do it?

Have you ever injured yourself while doing a sport? (Do you know anyone who has?)
What are the advantages and disadvantages of watching sports events

The examiner is your work colleague.

You both have to prepare for the fitness test.

suggest jogging / mornings

accept afternoons, suggest other activities

answer colleague’s question

The examiner begins by saying:

“We’re taking our fitness test in three months.”

The candidate is your work colleague.

You both have to prepare for the fitness test.

mornings impossible, suggest afternoon’s

accept other suggestions - where / when?

results last year?

You begin by saying:

“We’re taking our fitness test in 3 months.”

CANDIDATE’S ROLE

EXAMINER’S ROLE

How often (where) do you do it?

sport? (Do you know anyone who has?)

sports events live?