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Optimala Runa.

The document outlines the structure for a 3 to 5-minute talk in an English debate club, focusing on presenting an opinion on a specific issue. It emphasizes the need to formulate the issue, compare provided information, state a personal opinion supported by arguments, and conclude effectively. Additionally, it highlights the importance of understanding similarities and differences between two sources related to the topic.

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Optimala Runa.

The document outlines the structure for a 3 to 5-minute talk in an English debate club, focusing on presenting an opinion on a specific issue. It emphasizes the need to formulate the issue, compare provided information, state a personal opinion supported by arguments, and conclude effectively. Additionally, it highlights the importance of understanding similarities and differences between two sources related to the topic.

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Mutvārdu daļa (optimālais līmenis)

You are taking part in an English debate club discussion on _________.


You should give a 3 to 5-minute talk in which you present your opinion on the
issue. After your talk you will answer three questions and justify your opinion.
Study the material provided below (content and arguments) to plan your talk.
You have 5 minutes to prepare. You can make notes on the paper. You can start
earlier if you wish.

In your talk you should:


 formulate the issue raised in the material, (1)
 compare the information provided in the material, (2)
 state your opinion on the issue, (3)
 support your opinion with at least two arguments, including reasons and
examples, (4)
 come to a conclusion. (5)

(1) The main issue raised in the material is whether................, or.............

(2) When we compare the two sources, we see two important perspectives: one
focuses on…….., while the other explains ………..

These two sources are similar because………


However, they differ in that……………….

(3)

 These two sources are similar because…


 However, they differ in that…
 The first focuses on…, while the second explains…

👉 keywords: causes vs definition, explanation vs description

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